Your Health Care Team

A specially-trained professional who oversees the process of your care and helps make sure you are referred to specialty appointments and have necessary equipment for care available after discharge.

The hospital has registered dietitians to help manage your dietary needs in the hospital. They can also help arrange special dietary plans and doctor-prescribed dietary counseling.

Our engineering team helps maintain our building’s physical structure and mechanical needs. This includes plumbing, lighting, and electrical needs as well as heat and air.

Environmental Services is often referred to as housekeeping and/or laundry. They help keep areas throughout the hospital, including patient rooms, clean.

Laboratory staff may visit your room to help collect blood samples for analysis as requested by your physician.

We provide a 24-hour team of professionally registered nurses, licensed practical nurses, and certified nursing assistants. They report to a unit specified nurse manager and help assist patient care needs as directed daily by the nursing supervisor.

You are admitted to the hospital by a physician. Our team of hospitalist physicians specialize in treating patients in our hospital setting. They work closely with a variety of specialists as well as your primary care provider to help navigate your plan of care.

Radiology, also commonly referred to as Imaging, includes a team of certified professionals who utilize a variety of portable and stationary technology to assist physicians by scanning for images through the use of modalities like X-ray, CT, Ultrasound, and MRI.

We have licensed therapists who are highly-trained to support physical therapy for mobility support; occupational therapy for daily living activity strengthening; and speech therapy to help build muscles used for speech and swallowing.

Our respiratory therapists assess your respiratory status and provide breathing treatments and intervention to support your respiratory function.

We have staff that may help transport you to various points within the hospital through the primary use of a wheelchair or stretcher.

We have an active group of volunteers who assist our staff with various needs within the hospital. They wear name tags and their uniform often includes a royal blue and white attire.