VISITING THE
HOSPITAL
The circumstances that bring you
here probably are a cause for anxiety, perhaps even fear. However, the doctors, nurses, therapists and hundreds of other
allied healthcare professionals at Texas Children’s Hospital will do
everything they can to care for your child, you and your family.
Texas Children’s Hospital’s three
Welcome pieces contain maps and a directory of information –
everything from patie
nt
services to family and guest services to billing to safety and
security, privacy and patient rights and responsibilities.
For hospital
inpatients, a vinyl book is wall-mounted in every patient room with
color-coded flip cards in English and Spanish that families can use
as a reference tool. Families also receive a companion folder with a
“quick guide” and other condensed information, which they can carry
with them as they move about the campus.
Outpatients receive a
separate folder with similar information that’s been customized for
the needs of families who come and go.
Both
folders have pockets for families to store information they receive
about their child’s care and the content in both is in English and
Spanish.
Also, feel free to ask the doctors,
nurses and other members of your child's clinical team any question
you might have. They will do their best to provide answers that help
you understand the care your child is receiving.

