Anesthesiology
Anesthesiology focuses on relieving pain and ensuring patient safety for surgery, childbirth and chronic pain.
At IU Health Jay Hospital, we strive to promote health and wellness in the communities we serve while providing access to the highest quality, compassion, and trusted care.
IU Health Jay Hospital allows open visiting hours daily. If you visit after 8:00 pm, please use the Main Entrance. The hours will be maintained with exception made at direct caregiver's discretion or physician's orders.
There is a lot of activity in the hospital and many people are involved in your care during your stay. You may be transferred from your room or you may leave your room for a procedure. It is best to keep personal items and valuables to a minimum while you are in the hospital.
The hospital will not be responsible for patients' personal items or valuables. If you bring valuables such as jewelry, credit cards or cash exceeding $5.00, we recommend sending them home with a family member.
Personal items kept at the bedside, including but not limited to dentures, eyeglasses, contact lenses, hearing aids and other devices such as canes and walkers are the responsibility of the patient. Be sure personal items are labeled with your name. Take care to place them where they cannot be easily misplaced or discarded. The hospital can provide you with a container for smaller items.
If medicine is required during your stay, your doctor will prescribe it for you. If you brought your own medicine, please share this information with your health care team. We recommend you send it home or have your caregiver store it for safekeeping. Any problems with this policy should be discussed with your physician.
IU Health Jay Hospital is a 25-bed critical access hospital. Each patient room is private, equipped with a comfortable, adjustable bed, guest seating, and a color television and telephone.
For the safety and comfort of all team members, patients and visitors of IU Health Jay Hospital, all hospital owned buildings and grounds are smoke free.
At discharge, your nurse or social worker will review personalized instructions to help you care for yourself at home. You’ll receive information on medications, diet, follow-up appointments, and any necessary home health services or equipment.
Trinkets and Treasures, located on the ground floor of IU Health Jay Hospital near the main entrance, is operated by the JCH Auxiliary. A wide selection of gifts, candy, balloons, handbags, jewelry, and flowers is available. The gift shop is open Monday through Friday 8:00am-5:00pm and Sunday 1:00pm-4:00pm. The shop is closed on all national holidays.
For more information about Trinkets and Treasures call 260.726.1876.
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The IU Health Jay Swing Bed Program is designed to provide care to patients who are in transition from their recovery after illness, injury, or surgery. Our goal is to help patients heal and build the strength they need to regain the ability to do daily activities and return home safely. Our program offers rehabilitation and skilled nursing services designed to maximize recovery following an acute hospital stay and allows patients to do this close to home.
We accept many health insurance plans, including Medicare. The case manager will verify the details of your plan and discuss coverage with you prior to admission.
Anesthesiology focuses on relieving pain and ensuring patient safety for surgery, childbirth and chronic pain.
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