Compassionate Care Here to Serve You
Whether you’re here to receive care or are visiting a loved one, your comfort, health and wellness are our priority. Our team of physicians, nurses, therapists, chaplains and staff are focused on supporting you in body, mind and spirit — however you need us. We’re delivering the care you need at every stage of your journey, and we’re committed to making your experience as simple and safe as possible.
Resources for Your Visit Care At Your Fingertips
Whatever you’re facing, we’re here for you. Schedule an annual wellness visit, prepare for an upcoming procedure or log in to check lab results through your patient portal. We’re making it easier than ever to get the care you need — right when (and where) you need it.
Express Care and Support
When You Need It
Not every injury or illness is serious enough for the emergency room. When you’re not feeling your best, and are unable to see your primary care provider, you'll be able to see the team at AdventHealth Medical Group Express Care at Ottawa.
Prepare For Your Stay Unparalleled Services for Healing
- What to Bring
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Preparing for a hospital stay or procedure can be a little overwhelming. We’re here to make that process as simple as possible. If you’re coming for a surgical procedure, your surgeon will share any details about specific items or clothing you may need.
We also remind our patients to bring the following:
- Bath robe
- Comfortable day clothes (when possible)
- Current insurance card
- Night clothes
- Puzzle books
- Reading materials
- Slippers
- Toiletries (toothbrush, toothpaste, soap, shampoo, etc.)
- Valid identification, such as a driver’s license
We do encourage patients to leave all valuables (including jewelry and cash) at home.
- Amenities for Comfort
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Each of our patient rooms is designed with your comfort in mind and is equipped with all the latest technology to help you heal.
Take advantage of freshly prepared, healthy meals from room service, available from 6:30 am to 6:30 pm. Every room also includes a telephone and television.
- Spiritual Care
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Your spiritual health is just as important as your physical health. When you or a family member are in need a little extra spiritual support and guidance, our pastoral care team is here for you. The Ottawa Ministerial Associates provide visits to all our patients. Your nurse can help arrange for your clergy or one of our many visiting clergy members to see you.
- Brighten Your Stay
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A note from a friend or flowers from family can brighten your day and help you heal. Our volunteer staff makes daily deliveries to each of our patients. A hospital gift shop is also available for any interested family and friends who come to visit. If you happen to receive a delivery after you go home, we’ll make arrangements to forward it to you.
- Overnight Visitors
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Sometimes it’s nice to have a loved one by your side overnight as you heal — especially for our youngest patients. AdventHealth Ottawa provides a comfortable pull-out chair in each hospital room. Talk to your loved one’s nurse or physician to make plans for staying overnight.
- Inpatient Services
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Accommodations / Room Service
We have all new private rooms with the latest technology. The private rooms are capable of double occupancy during very high census periods. All Medical / ICU rooms are equipped with patient lift systems. For your meals, we offer room service from 6:30 am to 6:30 pm. You are able to choose from freshly prepared foods from a restaurant-style menu delivered to your room when you want it.
What to Bring
Please remember to bring your insurance card and identification. For your personal needs, you only need a few items like toilet articles, bath robe, slippers, and night clothes. You may also want to bring some reading materials from home. Many of these items are available in the Gift Shop located in the main lobby. If you require eyeglasses, contacts or dentures, they should be kept in the drawer of your bedside table. If a denture cup is needed, a member of your nursing staff will gladly provide one.
What Not to Bring
We prefer that you leave your valuables and jewelry at home. The hospital is not responsible for loss of personal items.
Mail and Flowers
Flowers and mail are delivered to your room by members of the volunteer staff. If they arrive after your discharge, they will be forwarded to your home address.
Telephones
Telephones are provided in all patient rooms at no additional charge. All long-distance calls must be made collect or with a credit card. To make local calls, dial “9” and then the number. To place a long-distance call, please dial “0” and the switchboard operator will be happy to help you.
Television
Color television is available in all patient rooms at no extra charge. Please be considerate of other guests by keeping the volume low.
Clergy
The Ottawa Ministerial Association provides frequent visits to all patients. If you desire a visit from your clergy, either the visiting chaplain or your nurse can make that call for you.
Staying Overnight with a Patient
The hospital provides a comfortable pull out chair that makes into a bed to accommodate an overnight stay for a family member. We do encourage a parent to stay when a child is hospitalized.
Discharge Planning
AdventHealth Ottawa Social Services can help you and your family plan and arrange for the care you will need following discharge from the hospital. Your nurse can make arrangements for Social Services to visit with you.
Financial Arrangements
As a courtesy, we will bill your insurance company for you. You should be aware that hospital insurance plans do not always provide full coverage for your bill. Charges not covered by your insurance plan are your responsibility. In addition, your hospital bill does not include your physician’s fee or services of other providers such as a radiologist, anesthetist or consultant. These services will be billed to you separately.
Comments and Suggestions
We welcome any comments, criticisms, or suggestions that will help us serve you better in the future. Upon your return home, you will receive an inpatient survey in the mail. Please take a few moments to complete the survey and drop it in the mail at your convenience (we pay the postage). Immediate concerns can be taken care of by calling the administration line at Call785-229-8308. Feel free to contact us anytime with questions, comments or suggestions.
- Outpatient Services
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AdventHealth Ottawa has a team of medical specialists to ensure your health care is excellent.
To view our Physicians, please click here.
Pre-registration
If you know ahead of time that you will be coming in for Outpatient Services or to visit one of the clinic physicians, please call Call785-229-3383 to pre-register.
Registration
When coming in for Outpatient Services or to visit one of the clinic physicians, please check in at the Information Desk. This is conveniently located just to your right when you come into the main lobby. You may be asked to wait until a Patient Registration representative is available to complete this process.
Financial Arrangements
As a courtesy, we will bill your insurance company for you. You should be aware that hospital insurance plans do not always provide full coverage for your bill. Charges not covered by your insurance plan are your responsibility. Your hospital bill does not include your physician’s fee. In addition, your physician may request the services of a radiologist or anesthesia provider. They will bill you separately. Questions concerning a patient’s bill can be directed to the Business Office at Call785-229-3379.
- Social Services
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The Personal Touch
AdventHealth Ottawa is pleased to provide the support service of one full-time Licensed Master Social Worker and a PRN trained designee to assist patients in handling the social, emotional, and discharge planning needs that arise as a result of a hospitalization. Additionally, an AdventHealth Ottawa social worker or trained designee is available to provide education and assistance with completing Advance Medical Directives.
Planning for Your Hospital Discharge
When the discharge plan is expected to be complex, a social worker or trained designee is often involved. A discharge planner will meet with you and your family early in your stay to evaluate your needs and help determine resources available which can help you prepare and plan for your care after you leave the hospital. Factors in assessment include:
- Physical and emotional needs at the time of discharge
- Amount of assistance available from family and other informal support systems
- Resources available in the community to assist with your care
- Financial resources
As a part of the discharge plan, the discharge planner can help you obtain a variety of services such as:
- Transportation
- Durable medical equipment
- Meals-on-wheels
- Homemaker and attendant care services
- Hospice care
- Personal emergency response systems
- Nursing home and skilled nursing home placement
- Other community services for which you may qualify
Advance Directives
The AdventHealth Ottawa social services personnel have received training to provide education and assistance in completing advance medical directive forms, also known as Living Wills and Durable Power of Attorney for Health Care Decisions forms. This service is available to patients and their families upon request.
- Express Care
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AdventHealth Ottawa recommends that everyone have a Primary Care Physician for all your on-going health care needs. Many illnesses and injuries may cause you to seek immediate help, however, not every case is serious enough for a visit to the ER. That's why we now offer Express Care.
Enjoy easy, online scheduling and walk-in availability from our adult and pediatric trained providers.
Call Call785-229-8888 with questions and find us at the AdventHealth Ottawa Health Park:
901 S. Main Street
Ottawa, KS 66067Hours:
Monday - Friday: 8 am to 6 pm
Saturday - Sunday: 11 am to 5 pm - Patient Rights and Privacy Statement
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You have the right to:
1) Impartial access to medically indicated treatment and available accommodations, regardless of age, race, color, ethnicity, religion, culture, language, disability, socioeconomic status, sexual
orientation, gender identity or expression, creed, national origin, or source of payment for care.2) Respect, dignity, and personal safety including:
- Requesting protective services considered necessary;
- Freedom and protection from neglect, exploitation, and abuse that could occur while receiving care, treatment, and services, or from restraint or seclusion unless medically indicated to prevent harm to yourself or others.
3) Privacy and confidentiality for you, your medical record, and your hospital account including:
- Audio-visual privacy during interviews and examinations;
- Knowing the identity and professional status of those who provide your care and services;
- Expecting discussions involving your case or account to be conducted with only those who are directly involved.
4) Information, both medical and financial, communicated in a manner understandable to you, regardless of language or hearing barriers, including:
- Your health status, and medical record as outlined by Hospital policy;
- At your own expense, the right to consult with another physician or specialist;
- The existence of any professional relationship to any other healthcare or educational institution involved;
- Requesting an itemized and detailed explanation of your Hospital statement;
- Timely notice prior to termination of your eligibility for reimbursement by any third party payor for the cost of your care.
5) Involvement in and voluntary consent to all aspects of your care including:
- Having your own physician and a person of your choice notified promptly of your admission to the Hospital;
- Expecting timely assessment and effective relief of pain;
- At your request, your family member, spouse, domestic partner, friend, or other individual may participate in your healthcare decisions and may be present for emotional support during the course of your stay, as long as it does not interfere with others rights, safety or is medically or therapeutically contraindicated;
- Preparing Advanced Directives or Durable Power of Attorneys and expecting Hospital compliance;
- Accessing Hospital resources for ethical issues;
- Voluntary participation in clinical training or research programs;
- Transferring to another facility with explanation of need and the alternatives and risks;
- Your request for or refusal of treatment.
You are responsible for:
- Providing, to the best of your knowledge, accurate and complete information about present health complaints and past health history;
- Following and understanding your plan of treatment;
- Asking questions and expressing concerns when you do not understand or cannot comply with a contemplated plan of treatment and what is expected of you;
- The outcome when you refuse treatment or do not follow your plan of treatment;
- Being considerate of the rights and property of patients, staff, and the rules of AdventHealth Ottawa;
- Providing accurate financial information and fulfilling your financial obligation.
We would like to resolve any concern you might have as soon as possible. Please first discuss it with the staff on the unit; you may also request to speak to the nurse in charge. If you are not satisfied with the results, you may contact the Quality and Patient Safety Director by calling extension 8317 from within the building or Call785-229-8317 from outside of the building.
If you would like to provide feedback or have a complaint or grievance that is not urgent, you may write to the following address; there is no special form – a letter or note is welcomed.
Quality and Patient Safety Director, AdventHealth Ottawa, 1301 S. Main, Ottawa, Kansas 66067
If you file a grievance, please be assured that it is taken seriously. AdventHealth Ottawa investigates all grievances received from patients or an acceptable patient designee.
You may also choose to contact one of the following agencies:
QIO: Call1-888-755-5580, TTY Call1-888-895-9295
Kansas Department for Aging and Disability Services: Complaint Hotline Call1-800-842-0078
The Joint Commission Phone: Call1-630-792-5800
Email: [email protected]
Website: www.jointcommission.orgPlease be assured, under no circumstance does the presentation of a complaint or grievance affect the patient or family member’s current or future care at AdventHealth Ottawa.
Health Information Release Form
For your convenience, please download and complete the following health information release form prior to your first visit.
Patient Forms
To speed up your registration process, please select your clinic below and complete the corresponding forms prior to your first appointment. You will hand these documents in at the time of visit.
- AdventHealth Sports Medicine & Rehab
- Audiology and ENT
- Cardiology Care
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To Request an Appointment, call Call785-248-2932. We can also be reached at Call785-229-8438.
Cardiology forms will be provided to you directly from AdventHealth Ottawa Cardiology Care.
- Express Care Clinic
- Family Medicine Wellsville
- Internal Medicine
- Med Spa
- Medical Nutrition Therapy
- Nephrology Care
- Neurology Care
- Occupational Medicine
- Pediatric Care
- Plastic and Reconstructive Surgery
- Podiatry
- Pulmonology Care
- Surgery Pre-Admission and Surgical Care
- Urology Care
- Women’s Health
- Wound Care
We Help Make the Details Easier So You Can Focus on Healing
When you're bogged down with details like making appointments, filling prescriptions, and paying your bills, it pulls your focus from the thing that matters most: healing. Our goal is to make your experience with us as easy and convenient as possible, so you can focus on your recovery.
A hospital stay can bring many visits and services from multiple medical providers. We know it’s hard to plan ahead for an emergency hospital visit, but if you have a scheduled health care service that requires a hospital stay, we recommend contacting your anticipated health care practitioners within the hospital to confirm they participate with your insurance provider. Services may be provided in the hospital by AdventHealth as well as by other health care practitioners who may bill you separately. By contacting your anticipated health care practitioners ahead of time, you can get information about billing practices and an estimate for your upcoming services to help avoid any unexpected challenges and fees.