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Care Management at Manistee Hospital
Care Management at Manistee Hospital At Manistee Hospital, we care about you as a whole person, and not just about your illness. Managing your health care can be confusing, especially if you have a chronic illness. As part of your patient-centered medical home, Manistee Hospital’s care management services can help you live the best life possible. What is Care Management? Care management is for people with multiple chronic conditions, including diabetes, asthma, chronic obstructive pulmonary disease (COPD), and heart disease. Care management is patient-centered and completely voluntary. If you
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Manistee Hospital Visitor Information
Manistee Hospital Visitor Information Family members and friends can be an important part of the healing process, and we want visitors to feel welcome at Manistee Hospital. Patients need proper rest to heal, so we ask that you only visit during our designated visiting hours. Click here for the latest visitation policies due to COVID-19. Visiting Hours General visiting hours are from 9 am to 9 pm daily. After 9 pm, visitors can receive an after-hours pass by signing in at the information desk in the lobby. However, the staff will base visiting hours on each patient's needs and condition
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Contact Manistee Hospital
Contact Manistee Hospital 911 Calls If you have a life-threatening or serious emergency, including symptoms of stroke or heart attack, call 911. Do not drive yourself to the hospital. Ambulances are staffed with trained emergency personnel who can begin medical evaluation and treatment en route to the hospital. Language Assistance If you require language assistance to speak with us, please call 231-935-6632. Frequently Used Phone Numbers General Information/Switchboard 231-398-1000 Emergency Department 231-398-1150 Appointment Scheduling 231-398-1114 Billing and Patient Account Information 844
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Kalkaska Memorial Health Center
Kalkaska Memorial Health Center: We can't wait to see you.
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What to Bring to the Hospital for Maternity Patients
What to Bring to the Hospital As you approach the time to deliver your baby, you'll want to be ready for your hospital stay. Here's a packing list of recommended items to bring to the hospital. Suggested Essentials for Mom and Baby Copies of birth plan (if you have it) List of any medications and dosages that you routinely take Maternity or loose panties and comfortable pajamas, robe or clothing to wear after delivery Slippers or socks with non-skid grips and oversized socks Personal hygiene items, toothbrush, shampoo, hairbrush, lip balm, hair band/clip, etc. Loose-fitting clothes and
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Infant Feeding
Infant Feeding While breastfeeding is part of our natural biology, that doesn’t necessarily mean it will come ‘naturally.’ Breastfeeding is a learned behavior between a parent and their child and can take time, practice, and adjustments before getting it right. Because each child is different, even experienced parents might need help with each new baby. The way you choose to feed your baby will be supported by our care team. Healthy Futures For over 20 years, Healthy Futures has helped parents and babies have a healthy start. This includes an optional postpartum home visit, phone calls, text
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High-Risk Pregnancies
Support and Safety for High-Risk Pregnancies Munson Healthcare’s Maternal-Fetal Medicine program provides guidance and comfort to women throughout northern Michigan who are in a high-risk pregnancy situation, from preconception to postpartum. We want the very best for your pregnancy and your baby and we will work closely with your obstetrician or family doctor to ensure the best outcome. We offer an added level of support – and an extra layer of safety – for you and your baby. Our service focuses on maternal and fetal risk factors, including genetic, fetal growth, and structural differences
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Cadillac Hospital Family Birth Center
Cadillac Hospital Family Birth Center The safe arrival of your baby means everything to you. You and your support person will still be screened upon entry and asked to wear a mask for added protection. At Cadillac Hospital’s Family Birth Center, where our compassionate health care team serves as leaders in maternal quality and safety, it’s also our greatest priority. Every member of our experienced maternity staff is required to be certified in fetal monitoring and many team members hold additional specialty certifications related to obstetrics and newborn care. You and your baby are in the