Jindal Superspecialty Hospital – Bharatpur

Admission Discharge

Page: Admission & Discharge Guide

URL: /patient-resources/admission-discharge/
Parent: Patient Resources

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    H1: Admission & Discharge Guide
    Subtitle: Everything You Need to Know About Your Hospital Stay

    Whether you’re being admitted for surgery, medical treatment, or observation — here’s a complete guide to help you prepare.

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    Before Admission

    Documents to Bring:

  • Government-issued photo ID (Aadhaar, Voter ID, Passport, Driving License) — for patient AND one attendant

  • Doctor’s referral letter (if applicable)

  • Previous medical records, X-rays, and test reports

  • Insurance card/TPA card (if applicable)

  • Patient’s blood group card (if available)

    • If Using Insurance/TPA:

  • Pre-authorization letter from insurance company

  • Insurance card (original + copy)

  • Policy number and contact details

  • Your insurance company’s helpline number

    • What to Pack:

  • Comfortable nightwear and slippers

  • Toiletries (toothbrush, soap, towel)

  • Any regular medications you’re taking

  • Phone charger

  • Small amount of cash/card for incidental expenses

  • Books/entertainment for your stay

    • What NOT to Bring:

  • Valuables (jewelry, large cash amounts)

  • Electronics beyond phone charger (unless needed)

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    Admission Process

    1. Doctor’s Recommendation: Your treating doctor recommends admission and writes admission orders
    2. Registration: Visit the reception/admission desk with documents
    3. Room Allocation: Choose your room type (General / Semi-Private / Private / Deluxe) based on availability and preference
    4. Insurance Processing: If using insurance, our desk submits pre-authorization
    5. Settling In: You’re taken to your room. Nursing team does an initial assessment.
    6. Treatment Begins: Doctor visits, medications, tests as per treatment plan

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    During Your Stay

    Daily Routine:

  • Doctor visits: Usually morning rounds. Ask your nurse for exact timing.

  • Nursing care: Available 24/7. Use the call bell for any needs.

  • Meals: Provided at scheduled times. Special diets arranged as prescribed.

  • Visiting Hours: [Specify, e.g., 10 AM – 12 PM, 4 PM – 7 PM]. Two visitors at a time.

    • Your Rights:

  • Right to information about your diagnosis and treatment

  • Right to choose or refuse treatment (with informed consent)

  • Right to privacy and confidentiality

  • Right to a respectful environment

  • Right to a detailed bill

    • Communication:

  • One family member should be the designated contact person

  • Ask your nurse if you need to speak to your doctor between rounds

  • For billing queries, contact the billing desk

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    Discharge Process

    1. Doctor’s Clearance: Doctor decides you’re ready for discharge
    2. Discharge Summary: Prepared by your doctor — includes diagnosis, treatment given, medications prescribed, and follow-up instructions
    3. Billing: Final bill is prepared. Review it. Pay at the billing counter.
    4. Medications: Pick up prescribed medicines from our pharmacy
    5. Follow-Up Appointment: Schedule your follow-up visit before leaving
    6. Home Instructions: Doctor/nurse explains home care, diet, activity restrictions, and warning signs

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    After Discharge

    What to Expect:

  • Take all medications as prescribed — don’t stop early without doctor’s advice

  • Attend your follow-up appointment (usually 7-14 days after discharge)

  • Rest as recommended — don’t rush back to work

  • Call us immediately if you experience: fever, severe pain, wound discharge, difficulty breathing, or any concerning symptoms

    • Contact After Discharge:

  • For medical queries: Call 9929711555 during OPD hours

  • For emergencies: Call 9929711555 (24/7)

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  • [Book Follow-Up →](/patient-resources/book-appointment)

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