What is a Hospitalist physician?
Hospitalists are highly trained medical doctors who focus all of their attention on patients in the hospital. They will closely monitor you during your hospital stay and are available in case of emergencies and whenever concerns arise. The Hospitalist caring for you will coordinate your care and keep your primary care doctor as well as you and your family informed of your condition and progress on a daily basis. Hospitalists provide the highest quality care in a timely and personalized manner. This coordinated approach will ensure superior care while you are in the hospital and a smooth transition home. What is the Hospitalist’s role in my care? Hospitalists are available to provide immediate, expert care for patients admitted to the hospital. Because the Hospitalist works only in the hospital and they are here on a daily basis, they are available to provide timely answers to any question that you or your family may have. Your primary care doctor works in close partnership with the Hos
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