With views of the mountains from every room,
Mountain View is the name that was given to our in-patient unit. This medical/surgical
unit provides services to patients who are 18 years or older with medical
and surgical problems, or post-trauma conditions (excluding obstetrics
and life-threatening conditions requiring admission to the ICU).
Care is provided in a team approach, using all available resources such
as Case Management, Cardiology, Radiology, Laboratory, Chaplains, Utilization
Management, Physical Therapy, Respiratory Therapy, Dietary and Social Services.
Some specific services include:
Cardiac Monitoring (telemetry) to patients with cardiac conditions which
allows continuous monitoring of heart rhythms
Care of respiratory disorders such as COPD and Asthma
Blood transfusions
Treatment of infectious diseases and wound management
Gastrointestinal disorders such as diverticulitis and pancreatitis
Orthopedics; joint replacement and surgical repair of fractures
Joint replacement care and support program
Family participation in plan of care and treatment of patients is encouraged.
Patient care conferences are conducted with the patient, the patient’s
family and members of the healthcare team, as requested.
We provide a Patient Services Representative to provide financial and insurance
counseling.
Visiting Hours
Visiting hours on Mountain View are 10:00am to 8:00pm.
We ask that visitors be 12 years, although exceptions can be made depending
on the circumstances. Please check with your nurse before bringing young
children to the hospital.
We allow two visitors at the bedside at a time and ample space in the waiting
area outside of Mountain View where visitors can be comfortably seated
while waiting to switch with visitors at the bedside.
Although no one likes to be in the hospital, we hope we can make your stay
as pleasant as possible. Please let us know if there is anything special
that we can do to make your stay better.
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