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VISITATION GUIDELINES DUE TO COVID-19
Out of extreme caution, and to protect the health of our patients, their families, and our #ShoreHealthcareHeroes, we’re implementing a NO VISITOR policy until further notice, with the following exceptions:
- Patients in hospice or end-of-life care
- One visitor/support person for maternity
- One visitor/support person for pediatric patients
- Visitors who meet these exceptions will be screened for symptoms before being allowed to visit.
At Shore, we know how important it is to have your loved ones by your side during your hospital stay. Please know that our staff will continue to care for you like you are a member of their own family, and will do everything possible to make sure your loved ones have a means of regular communication during your stay.
- Our Mission
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Our mission is to provide patient-centered care. The welfare and safety of patients and visitors are of paramount concern, therefore and we support and encourage a healthy environment and lifestyle. Towards that end, the Shore Medical Center campus is tobacco-free. Use of tobacco is not permitted in the facility, parking areas or adjoining spaces. We respect our patients' right to privacy, confidentiality and to fully understand the details of their condition and treatment options. Shore Medical Center has staff translators and a language translation phone service to ease communication for those who do not speak English. This will help insure that all patients and their families understand important healthcare information.
Shore Medical Center complies with applicable Federal civil rights laws and does not discriminate on the basis of race, color, national origin, age, religion, disability, sex, gender identity and/ or expression.
- Notice of Nondiscrimination
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Click here to view the Notice of Nondiscrimination
- Patient Guide: Key Information for Your Stay
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- Managing Post-Operative Pain
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Click here to view an educational resource to help you or your loved one manage their post-operative pain.
- Managing After Surgery
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Click here to view an educational resource to help you or your loved one manage their nausea after surgery.
- Educational Resources for Patients
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- Click Here To View (English)
- Click Here To View (Spanish)
- Patient & Visitor Quick Links
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