What does BMH mean in HOSPITALS

BABY Memorial Hospital provides a wide range of healthcare services including primary care, emergency care, surgery, women's health services, radiology and diagnostic testing, physical therapy, and medical nutrition therapy. All of these services are provided by a team of experienced and dedicated healthcare professionals.

BABY Memorial Hospital's hours of operation vary due to the varying needs of individual patients. Typically, the hospital is open from 8am-5pm Monday through Friday. However, there may be extended hours offered on certain days depending on the patient's needs or special events taking place.

Yes, BABY Memorial Hospital accepts most major insurance providers including Medicare and Medicaid. Patients should check with their insurance provider prior to their visit to ensure coverage.

In order to maintain a safe environment for both staff and patients, BABY Memorial Hospital follows strict safety protocols including regular disinfection measures for all areas of the hospital as well as social distancing protocols in all common areas such as waiting rooms. Additionally, temperature checks and other health screenings are conducted upon entry into any area of the hospital.

Yes, there is a designated parking lot located in front of the hospital with ample spaces for patient and visitor vehicles. Parking is free for visitors during normal business hours.

Visitors are permitted in certain circumstances and must adhere to strict safety policies while in the facility such as wearing a face covering and following social distancing guidelines where applicable. Visitors should contact the hospital ahead of time if they plan on visiting so information can be provided on current visitation policies. Note that visitors may not be permitted in certain areas where infection control policies are strictly implemented.

Yes, emergency care is available 24/7 at BABY Memorial Hospital with experienced medical personnel always standing by to provide quality care for those in need of immediate attention.

Appointments are strongly encouraged for most health services; however walk-ins may also be accommodated depending on availability and severity of the medical condition being treated or diagnosed. For emergency care no appointment is necessary and walk-ins will always be seen without delay or disruption to patient flow.