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What services are offered at Women&Infants Hospital?

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Why Choose Women&Infants Hospital?

A copy of your medical records may be obtained by downloading and printing the form below and bringing it to your doctor's office, Women & Infants Hospital's medical records office. In many circumstances, an original authorization is required. For additional information about access to medical records, please call (401) 274-1122, ext. 41486 . Please note, questions and requests …

Where can I get help with my Baby’s birth?

The following is a listing of Women & Infants’ Patient and Family Advisory Councils and their meeting times: Hospital Wide Advisory Council. Second Thursday of the month, 5-7 p.m. NICU Family Advisory Council. First Friday of the month, 6:30-8:30 p.m. OB Patient and Family Advisory Council. Third Tuesday of the month, 5:30-7 p.m.

How do I schedule an appointment with a Women&Infants Doctor?

Patient Portal. PROMPT RELEASE - Most of your medical notes and testing results are now available in your electronic patient portal, ... Women & Infants Hospital Medical Records 101 Dudley Street Providence, Rhode Island 02905 (401) …

Newborn Care

Whether you are a new or “seasoned” parent, you have lots of questions about your newborn – how she looks, how to care for him, what “stuff” you need.

Mammogram

Don't miss your annual mammogram. Women at 40 years of age should schedule their first mammogram. You are the best defense against breast cancer.

Colonoscopy

Colorectal cancer is the 3rd most common cause of cancer-related deaths in women in the United States. You have the power to save your own life. Don't delay.

Primary Care

Whether you seek a new doctor or have specific healthcare concerns, our physicians invest in your well-being and stand ready to serve you and your family.

Pregnancy & Childbirth

Our goal is to exceed your expectations. We hope to make your birth experience as personalized as we can, while also providing you with the finest medical care available.

Cancer Care

Whether you have gynecologic, breast or colorectal cancer, our approach at Women & Infants Hospital is simple – we believe that cancer is not the only part of you that needs care.

Women & Infants Warm Line

Women & Infants Hospital provides new parents with a toll-free telephone support system. This popular service is staffed by professional nurses, offering helpful information regarding your new baby, breastfeeding tips, and postpartum issues.

What is the Women and Infants Hospital bill of rights?

Women & Infants Hospital is committed to respecting and protecting your rights as a patient here. We want to provide the best care for your needs. This bill of rights tells you about our commitment to you, and your rights and responsibilities as a patient.

What is a patient and family advisory council?

Patient and Family Advisory Councils, are composed of patients, family members and hospital staff. Together they model the partnership that is the foundation of Patient and Family Experience. Advisory Council monthly meetings provide the patient/family perspective, ensuring that the voice of families is heard in decisions that can impact them.

What are the responsibilities of a patient?

Your Responsibilities as a Patient 1 You have the responsibility to share your medical history completely so that together we can develop a care plan that is best for you. 2 You have the responsibility to do the things you agreed to do in your treatment plan. If you cannot follow the plan, please tell us. 3 You have the responsibility to respect the rights and property of other patients, families and hospital staff. 4 You have the responsibility to follow the hospital's rules and regulations affecting patient care and conduct. 5 You have the responsibility to not discuss or repeat information about other patients or families. You have the responsibility to pay your hospital bill promptly, as stated in the hospital's policies. 6 You have the responsibility to provide a written request to the hospital for health records and documentation to support an appeal under the Social Security Act. 7 Our goal is to exceed every patient's expectations. 8 To assist us, please share any concerns and suggestions with us at anytime by dialing (401) 274-1100 and asking the hospital operator to connect you with a hospital administrator. A hospital administrator is on-call 24 hours a day to assist you. The Rhode Island Department of Health also has a concern line you may call: (401) 222-2566 .

What is family liaison?

The family liaison provides a connection between the surgical patient and waiting family members with reports on the patient's progress from pre-op to the recovery room. The liaison continues to update the family until the patient's discharge or admission to an inpatient room.

How much notice do you need to give for a missed appointment?

If you need to reschedule or cancel an appointment, please give us at least 24 hours notice. If you do not give us 24 hour notice, or if you do not show up for a scheduled appointment, you may be charged a $30 fee for a missed office visit or $100 for a missed procedure or testing appointment.

What is the responsibility of a hospital?

You have the responsibility to follow the hospital's rules and regulations affecting patient care and conduct. You have the responsibility to not discuss or repeat information about other patients or families. You have the responsibility to pay your hospital bill promptly, as stated in the hospital's policies.

How long does a patient advisor serve?

While there is a three-year term of service on the advisory councils, patient advisors may serve as long as is deemed appropriate by both the advisor themselves and the Director of Patient and Family Support Services.

What is HIE in healthcare?

Health Information Exchange (HIE) allows health care professionals to appropriately access and securely share patient medical information electronically. HIE systems have been in development nationwide since a federal law was passed in 2009 to promote the use of electronic movement and use of health information among health care providers.

What is the 21st century cures act?

The 21st Century Cures Act expanded the rights of patients to electronically access their medical history and treatment information. This prohibits the practice of restricting your access to your electronic medical information. I already use my Patient Portal (MyChart or CNme) to access my visits and test results.

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Who is Bethany Wortman?

Bethany Wortman, MD. Bethany Wortman, MD, is an obstetrician/gynecologist who attended medical school at Temple University School of Medicine and completed her medical residency at Thomas Jefferson University Hospital, in Philadelphia.

Who is Marilyn Powers?

Marilyn Powers, DO, MPA, FACOG, is a board certified obstetrician/gynecologist. She attended medical school at New York College of Osteopathic Medicine and completed her residency at Flushing Hospital in New York, NY.

Who is Robert Salk?

Dr. Salk is a board certified obstetrician/gynecologist.