Registration is a process by which a patient's name and identity are enrolled into the records of the hospital. This is also the first step to generate a medical record of the patient in which all medical details of the patient are documented.19 Aug 2018
Can you have visitors at Utah Valley Hospital?
Visiting Guidelines Once our visitor restrictions are lifted, we welcome visitors to Utah Valley Hospital. Visitors provide patients with encouragement and support, which aids in the healing process. Patients may have as many well visitors as allowed on an individual unit.
How do you prepare for a hospital birth?
- Pack a nightgown, robe, panties, socks, and slippers. You may want to bring your own soap, shampoo, brush, toothbrush, and toothpaste.
- In your baby's bag, bring an outfit, small blanket, and diapers. Have your car seat ready to go.
How many beds does Utah Valley Hospital have?
395
What hospitals in Utah have a NICU?
- Alta View Hospital. NICU Level II | 5 Beds.
- American Fork Hospital. NICU Level II | 4 Beds.
- Ashley Regional Medical Center. NICU Level II | 4 Beds.
- Brigham City Community Hospital.
- Davis Hospital and Medical Center.
- Dixie Regional Medical Center.
- Intermountain Medical Center.
- Jordan Valley Medical Center.
What level is Utah Valley Hospital?
Level II Trauma
Is Intermountain Healthcare owned by the LDS Church?
Formation of Intermountain Healthcare In 1974, Intermountain Healthcare was formed to operate the $60-million chain of 15 hospitals owned by the LDS church as a not-for-profit corporation. McKay-Dee is the only hospital in the Intermountain Healthcare system with family names.
What is the largest hospital in Utah?
Intermountain Medical Center
How many employees does Utah Valley Hospital have?
It has a medical staff of more than 500 active physicians and mid-levels and a total medical staff of more than 800.
Who owns Utah Valley Hospital?
the Intermountain Healthcare system
How many employees does Intermountain Healthcare have?
Volunteer, governing trustees >400
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Clinics owned or supported for uninsured and low-income patients 54
Patient visits to low-income clinics (owned or supported) 528,600
Employees 41,700
SelectHealth members 900,100