Patients & Visitors at Page Hospital  

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Patient Rights and Responsibilities

Every patient has the right to receive considerate and respectful care in the hospital and to receive the information they require to make informed decisions about their health care. View a complete list of Patient Rights and Responsibilities.

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Complaints and Grievances

Patients and families can express their concerns about any aspect of their hospitalization without fear of retaliation, and/or utilize the hospital's grievance process for unresolved concerns or issues. If you have a complaint, you can attempt to resolve the issue with your caregiver first or with Risk Management before filing a written complaint. All written complaints are acknowledged within seven working days and resolved in a timely fashion. You also have the right to file a grievance with Banner Health and/or the Arizona Department of Health if you are not satisfied with the resolution of the complaint.

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Advance Directives

As a patient, you have a right to know about your illness, possible treatments and likely results. You have a legal right to decide what kind of medical treatment you want, or don't want. You also have a right to choose a person to make health care decisions for you, if you are unable to do so. Advance directive documents such as the pre-hospital directive, living will, medical power of attorney and/or mental health care power of attorney helps you exercise these rights. Please provide a copy of your written advance directives to the hospital and your doctor. If you need more information, please ask your nurse.  

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Billing and Insurance

Page Hospital patient financial services department can help answer your insurance and billing questions.  The office can be reached at (928) 645-0132.

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Cellular Phones

The use of cellular phones and other wireless electronic devices is permitted in most areas of our hospital. The areas where cell phones are prohibited include the Emergency Department treatment areas, pre-op or recovery rooms. Cell phones must be turned off in these areas.

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Customer Services

Your care and satisfaction are of the highest importance to us. Please let your nurse know of any special needs you may have. An assigned charge nurse or administrator on call is available 24-hours a day who will gladly assist you or your family with any unresolved issues.

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Patient Food Service

Patient meals are prepared for you with consideration of your special dietary needs. Tell your food service worker or nurse if you have a question about your meals or if you receive food from outside sources. Foods other than your prescribed diet may conflict with your physician's orders, your diet  or medications.

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Patient Experience Survey

Once you are at home, you may receive a patient survey with regard to your stay at Page Hospital. Please take the time to fill out this important improvement tool.

Your opinions are important to us and allow us to continuously improve the care and services we provide to our patients and their families. It is our goal to provide you with "excellent" service. We compare ourselves to hospitals across the country and rely on you to let us know how we are doing. 

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Patient Valuables

The hospital cannot be responsible for lost or stolen valuables. Please send all jewelry and valuables home with a family member.  Ask your nurse to assist in labeling eye glasses, denture cups, walkers, canes and wheelchairs.

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Room Temperature

If your room temperature is uncomfortable, please notify our nursing or housekeeping staff.

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Smoking

Page Hospital is a tobacco-free health care facility.  This means that all forms of tobacco use by employees, medical staff, patients and visitors are prohibited on hospital property.

We recognize this may be difficult for many individuals and are committed to supporting visitors and patients coming to our hospital. Please ask a staff member for assistance.

If you are a smoker coming to the hospital for any reason:

  • Please check with your health care provider about nicotine replacement options such as gum, patches and lozenges that can assist you.

If you are a smoker and are being admitted to the hospital following an emergency room visit:

  • Please notify your nurse or attending physician that you would like assistance through nicotine-replacement aids.
  • Please inform your visitors about our tobacco -free policy.  

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Translation Services

If you are hearing impaired or need an interpreter or translator, please ask your nurse.  We offer video translation services in four languages including American Sign Language. In addition, we offer a phone translation service for patients in over 100+ languages.

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Using the Telephone 

To make local calls from your room dial "9," then the number. To make long distance calls, dial "0" for a hospital operator, or use a calling card.

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 Cafeteria

The hospital cafeteria is open for breakfast and lunch every day of the week. Snacks, sandwiches, desserts, drinks and other foods are available for purchase anytime between 8 a.m. until 5:30 p.m. 

Breakfast: 8 - 9:30 a.m.
Lunch: 12 -1 :30 p.m.

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 Gift Shop

The gift shop carries a wide variety of gifts including stuffed animals, jewelry, cards and other miscellaneous items.

Hours: Monday - Friday, 9 a.m. -12 p.m., 1-4 p.m.

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Page Hospital
501 N. Navajo
P.O. Box 1447
Page, AZ 86040
(928) 645-2424
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