Baptist Beaches - Patient and Visitor Information
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Information for patients and visitors to Baptist Beaches.
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The Comfort Care Program provides alternative methods of healing to combine a “natural balance” of health care and work environment to the hospital’s patients, visitors and staff. The team provides therapies such as music, certified pet therapy, comfort quilting and story-telling.
Monday - Friday: 8:30am - 4:00pm,
We are committed to meeting the communication needs of our patients and their families and guests. If you have any questions about obtaining communication assistance, including obtaining qualified interpreters, please contact our coordinator of Interpreting Services by phone or email.
- Foreign Language Interpretation
- Sign Language Interpretation
- Communication Aids
- Communication Equipment
Brochure:
The Gift Shop is operated by the Baptist Beaches Auxiliary and carries the following merchandise:
- Floral arrangements
- Gift Items
- Holiday Items
- Cards
- Balloons
- Toiletries
- Snacks
Monday - Friday: 10:00am - 4:00pm
Saturday: 12:00pm - 4:00pm
Located near the main entrance
Local newspaper stands are available outside of the emergency entrance. Limited supplies of newspapers are delivered to patient areas.
Location: Emergency entrance
There is a US Mail Box located on 13th Avenue South between the hospital and Medical Office Building A.
Monday - Friday at 1:10 pm
Each room has a television with access to cable stations and a printed TV guide. Free WiFi is available throughout the Beaches campus. If you need WiFi support, please call the phone number above.
SeaBreeze Cafe
Serving breakfast, lunch and dinner
Current Menu
Location: 1st floor
Breakfast: Mon-Fri 7 - 10am; Sat & Sun 7:30 - 10 am
Lunch: 11:00am - 2:00pm
Dinner: 4:00pm - 6:00pm (extended to 7:00 pm on Wednesday)
Vending Machines
Variety of traditional and healthy snacks and drinks and accept credit cards, bills and change.
There is a Wells Fargo ATM machine next to the gift shop on the 1st floor.
When it’s time for a patient to go home, a Social Worker or Case Manager is available to help answer questions, make follow-up care arrangements, and alleviate any fear or stress dealing with an illness. Services include
- Discharge planning
- Home health service arrangements
- Counseling
- Obtaining medical equipment
- Community services
- Transportation
- Referrals
Monday - Friday: 8:00am - 4:30pm
Please ask your nurse to contact the on call social worker.
It’s important to respect the unique spiritual and cultural orientation of each patient and family member. We want to help you and your family receive the type of spiritual and emotional support you feel is needed during your hospitalization. Our pastoral staff, board certified chaplain, students-in-training, and trained volunteers, working from a multi-faith approach, are available to meet with you and/or help you find the support you desire.
You can contact our spiritual care staff directly by calling [904.627.2470][2] or by asking your nurse. An On-Call Chaplain is available 24 hours daily for emergency Spiritual Care needs and can be reached by contacting your nurse.
The Chaplain's office is located on the second floor of the hospital. The Chapel, located on the ground floor across from the Surgical Department, is available 24 hours a day for people of all faiths and backgrounds.
Phone: 904.627.2470
For after-hour emergencies request your nurse or the hospital operator to contact the Chaplain on-call.
This interdisciplinary committee offers guidance to families, providers and treatment teams who are trying to reach an agreement about the best way to care for a patient, helping to provide clarity in cases where difficult ethical issues arise. Consult the Medical Ethics committee when:
- The patient’s treatment goals are unclear.
- There is uncertainty surrounding the decision-making roles of the patient, family, providers and the treatment team.
- The patient, family, providers or the treatment team needs help resolving a conflict.
Request an ethics consult from your nurse.