Patient Care

The physician or other practitioner responsible for a patient’s care at the hospital is also responsible for deciding whether the patient should be admitted as an inpatient.

The severity of the signs and symptoms exhibited by the patient;

•  The medical predictability of something adverse happening to the patient;
•  The need for diagnostic studies that appropriately are outpatient services  to assist in assessing whether the patient should be admitted
• The availability of diagnostic procedures at the time when and at the location where the patient presents.

BIMS Hospital has an in-house 24X7 pathology Laboratory set up on its Ground Floor along with radio diagnoses facilities. Pathology lab set up in BIMS is running NABH accredited Unipath Laboratory, which runs multiple centers all over Gujarat & in major cities of India. At the Pathology Laboratory of BIMS Hospital, all baseline blood investigations and all types of hematology, biochemistry, histopathology, immunology and various tumor marks are done on a regular basis.

What are available room choices as an inpatient?

At BIMS Hospital we are poised and committed to redefining the health care scenario in India. This healing process starts right from providing healthy and conducive spaces to offering the most advanced health care services. Our strategically and spaciously designed inpatient rooms have unparalleled natural ventilation to reduce infection and provide privacy, superior air quality, and scenic ambiance.

BIMS Hospital provides an exclusive range of inpatient rooms with facilities which includes:

Triple Sharing Rooms:

Twin Sharing Rooms:

Private room:

Each room is an individual air-conditioned room and accommodates one patient. It has an exclusive adjustable patient bed, attender’ bed, a LED television, Wi-Fi facilities, wardrobe, kettle, and intercom.

ICU Rooms:

ICU-Isolation Rooms:

How are the meals provided? What if I have a special/specific diet?

At BIMS Hospital, we value the utmost care for our patients. Each meal will be prepared according to the diet ordered by your physicians which is based on certain diet restrictions, medications, and/or illness. Your meal preference and religious practices are specially considered when dietary services are offered. Please let your physician know of your dietary requirement.

For Physically Disabled?

All inpatients units have disabled access to make your stay a comfortable one.

Food court

BIMS Hospital provides various healthy dining options at their canteen.
The canteen is located on the ground floor of the hospital. Canteen is a good place to eat a balanced meal.

Television

Television with cable facility is available for patients as well as visitors at inpatient rooms and patients/visitors waiting area.

Spiritual Welfare

At BIMS Hospital, we have a prayer center for various faiths to conduct their prayer during their inpatient stay.

Fire Safety

In case of a fire, immediately alert a staff who will activate the alarm. Staff will then direct you and others to safety. Fire safety routes and evacuation signs are posted on every floor. If you need assistance in locating these signs or help with them, talk to any of our staff.

Your security

Your safety is important to us. Our security guards work round the clock to control site access and ensure the general security of the premises. If you need to contact them, please refer to the health care staff in your unit.
Please let a staff member know if you feel unsafe or threatened in any way at any time. Alcohol and illegal drugs are prohibited and will be taken away and discarded if brought to the hospital. Weapons are not permitted and will be immediately confiscated.

Parking and access to hospital

BIMS Hospital has provided a large parking space for visitors in the designated areas.

Surveillance Cameras

BIMS Hospital has surveillance cameras installed in key positions to preserve your security and the security of your relatives and hospital staff.

Clear Information

You are entitled to clear information from those treating you about:

• Your present state of health
• Possible investigations, operations and treatment, expected results and any attendant risks.

Please do not hesitate to ask questions so that you can make an informed decision. When information is given, a relative can be present if you wish. Upon request, you can receive a written summary of the explanation given.

Request your wishes

Including emergencies, no treatment or examination will be taken without your free and informed consent. You have the right to reflect before reaching a decision, and to review our decision later.

Confidentiality

All the information you disclose to doctors and other health care professionals is protected by professional secrecy. Your health care worker cannot disclose your information to third parties: this includes your relative and your general practitioner. We will not allow third party access to your file without your consent. If you would like to see your file yourself or would like a health care professional from outside the hospital to do so, you must submit a written request to your doctor at the hospital.

Respectful care

As a patient, you will receive necessary care regardless of race, gender, origin, language, age, disability or source of payment. Privacy during care examinations, treatments, and conversations with the physician and other health care providers is absolutely assured. You will enjoy protection from mental and physical abuse or harassment at all times. You will have health care information provided in a manner and form that you can understand.

Involvement in care Decisions

You can make an informed decision about your health care yourself or through an attendant. You will get access to medical record & confidentiality. All medical records will be treated as confidential by the staff. Exceptions are required by law, transfer of care, or third-party administrator/insurance contract.

Discharges

All patients are normally advised to get discharged by noon. The discharge process is initiated after the Doctors advice. This includes preparation of the discharge summary, return of unused medicines, procurement of bills, a compilation of reports, and final approval from the insurance company.

Often insurance patient’s discharge process may be further delayed for want of clearance from the respective TPAs and Insurance Companies.