• The discharge of a hospitalized patient starts with the signed discharge indication of your treating doctor
• The treating physician will give the details of the discharge, likewise, they will give you instructions to be followed at home such as diets and special care
• When leaving, the nurse will give you a discharge report that will have a summary of care and the printed instructions for the discharge
• In the case of obstetric patients, the mother must be discharged by the obstetrician-gynecologist and the newborn’s discharge must be signed by the pediatrician
• If necessary, and for your safety, our nursing staff will take you to the exit on a wheelchair or stretcher
• With the discharge document signed by your doctor, the billing area of the hospital will collect the information of the services received, as well as the cross-consultations with other specialists, we thank you for waiting for the confirmation to close your account
• In case you can not get close to the cash register area to cancel your payment, you can request a wireless POS be sent to your room
• When the medical discharge is given in the morning, the patient must leave before noon
• Before leaving, please check your room so you don’t forget any of your belongings