INSURED PATIENT
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Patients with major medical expenses or sinister insurance. Hospital San José Navojoa, in order to facilitate your entry and make your stay with us pleasant, we suggest you take into account the following recommendations:
Doubts about insurance? 642 422 1026 / Ext 406
RECOMMENDATIONS
1.- HOW TO CONTACT WITH YOUR INSURANCE COMPANY
In compliance with the policies of the insured or their beneficiaries, a payment guarantee will be requested, either with an effective credit card, in order to guarantee the payment of personal expenses or services not included or covered by the Insurer such as: deductible, coinsurance, difference in quarter, not covered, etc.
A guarantee of payment will be requested, either pay or credit card, plus a deposit will be requested in cash or by card, the amount is determined at the time with the admissions staff according to the type of your insurance policy and the type of income of the patient (emergency, hospital, surgery or intensive care), with the aim of guaranteeing the payment of the costs of services not included or covered by the Insurer such as: deductibles, co-insurance, difference in room, not covered conditions, etc.
2.- PRE-ADMISSION (ACCELERATION OF ADMISSION)
In order to provide a more agile admission once your doctor schedules your admission, admissions staff will make a pre-admission call, collecting basic information and reporting on admission requirements. Admissions staff will be identified with full name and providing the extension in which you can be located.
3.- HOW TO CONTACT YOUR INSURER
We suggest you contact your insurance agent directly, or the intermediary who offered you (company, school, etc.), which must inform you to your satisfaction of the conditions of the hospital medical agreement, as well as the payment of the deductible and co-insurance indicated in your policy and all those services not included or covered by it; if you are not satisfied or do not resolve your doubts, you can also support the insurance department of the San José Navojoa Hospital to extension 406.
In order to provide a more agile admission once your doctor schedules your admission, admissions staff will make a pre-admission call, collecting basic information and reporting on admission requirements. Admissions staff will be identified with full name and providing the extension in which you can be located.
4.- DEPOSITO DE HOSPITALIZACIÓN
5.- ESTATUS DEL ESTADO DE CUENTA
Before settling your account, we recommend you check 24 hours before, in 406 extension admission, the existence of the authorization letter or letter of surgery already scheduled with the total amounts to be paid with the conditions indicated by the insurer: deductible and/or co-insurance and unauthorized or covered services.
6.- ALTA Y PAGO DE CUENTA
The payment of medical fees is additional to the payment of hospital services provided by San José Hospital.
Depending on the coverage of the policy, the payment of medical fees may be covered at the Hospital San José cash office, or depending on the type of policy, it may be paid directly to a doctor or with a letter covering medical fees.
In case of hospitalization to avoid delays to your departure, 24 hours prior reminds your doctors to notify if they will stick to the tab.
1. Avoid taking pain relievers such as ibuprofen, diclofenac, aspirin, alkasertzer.
2. It is recommended to stop smoking 8 days before surgery
3. 6 hours of fasting before surgery
4. Wear comfortable clothing
5. Do not bring jewelry (including piercings).
6. Bathe, clean and dry hair.
7. For women, do wear any make up
8. Fingernails clean and with no nailpolish, nor acrylic, decorated, gelish.
9. Do not wear perfume
Bring with you:
• Imaging studies that are considered important
• Results of laboratory tests that do not exceed 30 days.
Come accompanied: If you wear removable dental prostheses, contact lenses or glasses, you must remove them before entering the operating room and give them to your companion.
Arrive at the hospital 2 hours before your scheduled time
Doubts about your medications? ask your doctor what's appropriate to take.