Medical Records
Medical Records
We are committed to keeping your Protected Health Information (PHI) private, and we are required by law to respect your confidentiality. If you would like a copy of your medical records, please click here to electronically request them or you can submit by fax. Our offices are opened from 8:00 a.m. to 12:00 noon, Monday through Friday if you have any questions.
American Sign Language
Interpreter Services
Interpreter Services
Why do we have Interpreters?
When You Leave
Discharge
Discharge Planning
Every patient is assessed for discharge planning needs by a nurse case manager. The nurse case manager works closely with you and your family, your physician, primary nurse, and the rest of your health care team to develop a safe and therapeutic discharge plan. That discharge plan provides for any continued care needs you may have after you leave the hospital.
During Your Stay
Admission & Accommodations
Admission
Upon your admission to Good Samaritan Medical Center, we will work to get you to your room and make you comfortable as quickly as possible. An identification bracelet with your name and medical record number will be placed on your wrist for the duration of your stay.
Hernia Surgery
Hernia Repair Surgery at Good Samaritan
Hernia Repair Using Robotics
Preparing For Your Stay
Pre-admission Phone Interview
Prior to your admission to Good Samaritan Medical Center, you will receive a call from a patient registration representative who will gather information for your medical records and answer any general questions that you may have. If you have not heard from us two days before your admission, please call us at 508-427-2240
Your Patient Experience
At Good Samaritan Medical Center, you’ll receive the best possible care before, during, and after your hospital stay. We believe in in caring for everyone – patients, family and guests – as we would for one of our own family members.
Visitor Policy
Good Samaritan Medical Center recognizes the important role that visitors play in the care of hospitalized patients. Good Samaritan Medical Center makes every attempt to allow visitors without restriction. You as the patient, and or your designated support person have the right to accept or decline visitors. Visitors may include, but are not limited to, a spouse, a domestic partner (including same sex partner), family members, and friends.
Site Disclaimer
Health Care Information Disclaimer
We remind visitors to the Steward Health Care and affiliated sites that nothing ever takes the place of a personal visit with your doctor. While we are happy to provide as much medical information as possible, if you have any questions about your health, make an appointment and discuss your questions with your caregiver. She or he is in the best position to make decisions with you about what is in your best interest.