Bolingbrook Patient Info | UChicago Medicine AdventHealth
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Bolingbrook Patient Info | UChicago Medicine AdventHealth
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Information for Bolingbrook Patients
Where Your Needs Come First
At UChicago Medicine AdventHealth Bolingbrook, patient care is our privilege. Whether you’re staying with us for a few nights as you recover from an injury or surgery or are just stopping by for a quick test, we'll make the most of your time with us so you can get back to good health.
Below, find all the answers you're looking for about a hospital stay here, from what to bring to what kind of services and assistance you can expect. And, if you can’t find what you’re looking for, a member of your care team will be happy to help answer questions and point you in the right direction.
What to Expect for Your Hospital Stay
We’ll do everything we can to help you feel comfortable and confident with the care you receive, and that starts with learning what you can expect as our patient.
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Make the Most of Your Stay
We encourage you to take an active role in your care. Being prepared and asking questions ensures the best possible outcome and successful recovery.
Ask Questions
We understand that hospital stays, surgeries and procedures can cause anxiety. Ask us whatever questions you have, as many times as you need to. We’re happy to share our knowledge and experience about what you can expect during your stay.
Bring a List of Current Medicines
Be sure to tell your doctor about all the medicines you take. This is very important information as certain medications can interfere with others. Be prepared to share:
Herbal supplements
Over-the-counter medications (ibuprofen, allergy medicine, etc.)
Prescription medicines
Vitamins
Make Your Allergies Known
Avoid complications by making sure your doctors and nurses know about any drug, food, skin or other allergies.
All Test and Procedure Results
Ask for every test and procedure result and talk to your doctor about what they mean for your care.
Understand Your Home Health
If you're unsure about changes in medications or activity levels, find out before you leave.
What to Bring
To ensure your admission to the hospital goes smoothly, please bring the following:
A photo ID (driver's license or passport)
A list of all your current medicines
Any forms your primary care provider gave you to bring to the hospital
Any relevant medical insurance information, including insurance cards, pre-certification and any other documentation required by your insurer
A list of emergency contact numbers
Please feel free to bring personal items, such as pajamas, slippers, a bathrobe, socks, reading glasses, books, photographs or anything that would make you more comfortable.
However, we ask that you keep these to a minimum as there is limited space for personal items in patients' rooms. In addition, please note that UChicago Medicine AdventHealth Bolingbrook is not liable for personal belongings in the event of theft or damage.
Preparing for Surgery
When your surgeon schedules your procedure, a representative from the Pre-Admission Testing Center (PATC) will contact you to ask a series of health-related questions to individualize your care plan. We'll schedule an appointment before surgery if you need blood work or additional testing.
We'll ask you to arrive two hours before your surgery start time. After you check in at the information desk, you'll be directed to the Day Surgery Center on the hospital's first floor and escorted to your private room.
This time is used to review your admission history for any changes, obtain any additional testing ordered by your surgeon or anesthesiologist, perform pre-operative patient preparations and educate you on what to expect before and after your surgery.
Pharmacy Services
A trusted pharmacy is an important partner in your good health. At UChicago Medicine AdventHealth Bolingbrook, we offer inpatient and outpatient pharmacy services. This means that not only do we handle medication needs for hospital patients, but we also provide services to our neighbors in the community.
In addition, our
Specialty Pharmacy Program
is dedicated to helping patients with complex, chronic or rare diseases reach their therapy goals by providing safe and accessible care at the lowest cost.
Spiritual Care
We understand that keeping your faith is an important part of healing. Whether you or a loved one need a little extra support or guidance, our Spiritual Care department can help guide you through difficult seasons in life.
Our chaplains at UChicago Medicine AdventHealth Bolingbrook are on-call 24 hours a day, seven days a week. Ask your nurse for assistance or call
630-312-3921
.
Our spiritual care services include:
Advance directive assistance
Art and music programs
Assistance visiting clergy and pastoral visitors
Bedside visits and prayers
Community clergy referrals
Grief support groups
Spiritual guidance, including counseling and crisis ministry
Worship and devotion services in the chapel
Classes and Events
UChicago Medicine AdventHealth Bolingbrook offers a wide range of classes, events and programs for your whole health. With topics that include preparing for childbirth, CPR classes, health screenings and seminars and much more, you can find the program that’s right for you.
Check out our upcoming classes and events
Tele-ICU Care With Hicuity Health
Our intensive care unit (ICU) collaborates with Hicuity Health to provide acute-care telemedicine visits, improving how we deliver care for our patients and their families. This tele-ICU service leverages evidence-based practices, workflow management technology and 24/7 care team attention — all of which streamline our care and ultimately help save lives.
Hicuity Health cares for more than 160,000 patients annually, delivering enhanced patient outcomes and expert clinical support for its partner hospitals, including UChicago Medicine AdventHealth.
Find Support on Our Spiritual Care Hotline
Whatever you're facing, you're not alone. When you need a listening ear, our Spiritual Care Hotline is here for you at
Call
833-258-2414
, Monday through Friday, from 9 am to 5 pm CST. Calls are free and confidential, and our caring team members will listen without judgment, offering prayer, support and additional resources if needed.
Communication Assistance
24-Hour Support
Medical Interpreters
Communication Aids
24-Hour Support
To ensure access to care and care-related services, we offer communication assistance to patients and their guests who have limited English proficiency or a disability that results in a communication challenge.
To arrange for services:
A team member can request services before or during your appointment
Communication assistance is available in our emergency department
Communication assistance services include:
In-person
support is available if requested 24 hours before your appointment
Telephone
support connects you to interpreters in 240+ languages
Video
services offer real-time interpretation and are always available (this on-demand service provides more than 57 languages, including sign language)
Written
translation is available in more than 200 languages
Medical Interpreters
We can connect you with medical interpreters in multiple languages, including:
American Sign Language (ASL)
Arabic
Bosnian
Cantonese
French
Greek
Hindi
Italian
Mandarin
Mongolian
Nepali
Polish
Romanian
Russian
Serbian
Spanish
Swahili
Ukrainian
Urdu
Vietnamese
We also offer medical interpreter services in many other languages. Please let us know if you need different services.
Communication Aids
We are committed to providing equal access to patients, family members and companions with disabilities in compliance with the Americans with Disabilities Act (ADA).
To assist you, your family members or your companions who are deaf, hard of hearing, or affected by a speech disability, we offer the following auxiliary aids and services available free of charge:
American Sign Language (ASL) or oral interpreters
Assistive listening devices
Telephone handset amplifiers
Text telephones (TTY)
Video remote interpreting (VRI)
Written materials
Other aids and services
We're Here to Make It Easy
Let us take care of the details so you can focus on healing. Here, you can find a handful of links to help you access, review and pay for the care you need for your whole health.
7 items. To interact with these items, press Control-Option-Shift-Right Arrow
Billing Services
Price Estimator
Patient Portal
Financial Assistance
Insurance Information
Additional Patient Resources
Medical Records
Your Safety Is Our Top Priority
We’re committed to making patient care better and safer every day. Explore the safety practices we implement that meet the standards of the National Quality Forum and The Leapfrog Group.
Learn About Our Safety Practices
Ease Your Mind Ahead of Time
A hospital stay can bring many visits and services from multiple medical providers. We know it’s hard to plan ahead for an emergency hospital visit, but if you have a scheduled healthcare service that requires a hospital stay, we recommend contacting your anticipated healthcare practitioners within the hospital to confirm they accept your insurance provider. You can also get information about billing practices and an estimate for your upcoming services ahead of time to help avoid any unexpected challenges and fees.
Our website uses cookies. Please review our
privacy policy
to find out more about the cookies we use. Browsing our website means you accept these terms.
Skip to main content
Information for Bolingbrook Patients
Where Your Needs Come First
At UChicago Medicine AdventHealth Bolingbrook, patient care is our privilege. Whether you’re staying with us for a few nights as you recover from an injury or surgery or are just stopping by for a quick test, we'll make the most of your time with us so you can get back to good health.
Below, find all the answers you're looking for about a hospital stay here, from what to bring to what kind of services and assistance you can expect. And, if you can’t find what you’re looking for, a member of your care team will be happy to help answer questions and point you in the right direction.
What to Expect for Your Hospital Stay
We’ll do everything we can to help you feel comfortable and confident with the care you receive, and that starts with learning what you can expect as our patient.
7 items. To interact with these items, press Control-Option-Shift-Right Arrow
Make the Most of Your Stay
We encourage you to take an active role in your care. Being prepared and asking questions ensures the best possible outcome and successful recovery.
Ask Questions
We understand that hospital stays, surgeries and procedures can cause anxiety. Ask us whatever questions you have, as many times as you need to. We’re happy to share our knowledge and experience about what you can expect during your stay.
Bring a List of Current Medicines
Be sure to tell your doctor about all the medicines you take. This is very important information as certain medications can interfere with others. Be prepared to share:
Herbal supplements
Over-the-counter medications (ibuprofen, allergy medicine, etc.)
Prescription medicines
Vitamins
Make Your Allergies Known
Avoid complications by making sure your doctors and nurses know about any drug, food, skin or other allergies.
All Test and Procedure Results
Ask for every test and procedure result and talk to your doctor about what they mean for your care.
Understand Your Home Health
If you're unsure about changes in medications or activity levels, find out before you leave.
What to Bring
To ensure your admission to the hospital goes smoothly, please bring the following:
A photo ID (driver's license or passport)
A list of all your current medicines
Any forms your primary care provider gave you to bring to the hospital
Any relevant medical insurance information, including insurance cards, pre-certification and any other documentation required by your insurer
A list of emergency contact numbers
Please feel free to bring personal items, such as pajamas, slippers, a bathrobe, socks, reading glasses, books, photographs or anything that would make you more comfortable.
However, we ask that you keep these to a minimum as there is limited space for personal items in patients' rooms. In addition, please note that UChicago Medicine AdventHealth Bolingbrook is not liable for personal belongings in the event of theft or damage.
Preparing for Surgery
When your surgeon schedules your procedure, a representative from the Pre-Admission Testing Center (PATC) will contact you to ask a series of health-related questions to individualize your care plan. We'll schedule an appointment before surgery if you need blood work or additional testing.
We'll ask you to arrive two hours before your surgery start time. After you check in at the information desk, you'll be directed to the Day Surgery Center on the hospital's first floor and escorted to your private room.
This time is used to review your admission history for any changes, obtain any additional testing ordered by your surgeon or anesthesiologist, perform pre-operative patient preparations and educate you on what to expect before and after your surgery.
Pharmacy Services
A trusted pharmacy is an important partner in your good health. At UChicago Medicine AdventHealth Bolingbrook, we offer inpatient and outpatient pharmacy services. This means that not only do we handle medication needs for hospital patients, but we also provide services to our neighbors in the community.
In addition, our
Specialty Pharmacy Program
is dedicated to helping patients with complex, chronic or rare diseases reach their therapy goals by providing safe and accessible care at the lowest cost.
Spiritual Care
We understand that keeping your faith is an important part of healing. Whether you or a loved one need a little extra support or guidance, our Spiritual Care department can help guide you through difficult seasons in life.
Our chaplains at UChicago Medicine AdventHealth Bolingbrook are on-call 24 hours a day, seven days a week. Ask your nurse for assistance or call
630-312-3921
.
Our spiritual care services include:
Advance directive assistance
Art and music programs
Assistance visiting clergy and pastoral visitors
Bedside visits and prayers
Community clergy referrals
Grief support groups
Spiritual guidance, including counseling and crisis ministry
Worship and devotion services in the chapel
Classes and Events
UChicago Medicine AdventHealth Bolingbrook offers a wide range of classes, events and programs for your whole health. With topics that include preparing for childbirth, CPR classes, health screenings and seminars and much more, you can find the program that’s right for you.
Check out our upcoming classes and events
Tele-ICU Care With Hicuity Health
Our intensive care unit (ICU) collaborates with Hicuity Health to provide acute-care telemedicine visits, improving how we deliver care for our patients and their families. This tele-ICU service leverages evidence-based practices, workflow management technology and 24/7 care team attention — all of which streamline our care and ultimately help save lives.
Hicuity Health cares for more than 160,000 patients annually, delivering enhanced patient outcomes and expert clinical support for its partner hospitals, including UChicago Medicine AdventHealth.
Find Support on Our Spiritual Care Hotline
Whatever you're facing, you're not alone. When you need a listening ear, our Spiritual Care Hotline is here for you at
Call
833-258-2414
, Monday through Friday, from 9 am to 5 pm CST. Calls are free and confidential, and our caring team members will listen without judgment, offering prayer, support and additional resources if needed.
Communication Assistance
24-Hour Support
Medical Interpreters
Communication Aids
24-Hour Support
To ensure access to care and care-related services, we offer communication assistance to patients and their guests who have limited English proficiency or a disability that results in a communication challenge.
To arrange for services:
A team member can request services before or during your appointment
Communication assistance is available in our emergency department
Communication assistance services include:
In-person
support is available if requested 24 hours before your appointment
Telephone
support connects you to interpreters in 240+ languages
Video
services offer real-time interpretation and are always available (this on-demand service provides more than 57 languages, including sign language)
Written
translation is available in more than 200 languages
Medical Interpreters
We can connect you with medical interpreters in multiple languages, including:
American Sign Language (ASL)
Arabic
Bosnian
Cantonese
French
Greek
Hindi
Italian
Mandarin
Mongolian
Nepali
Polish
Romanian
Russian
Serbian
Spanish
Swahili
Ukrainian
Urdu
Vietnamese
We also offer medical interpreter services in many other languages. Please let us know if you need different services.
Communication Aids
We are committed to providing equal access to patients, family members and companions with disabilities in compliance with the Americans with Disabilities Act (ADA).
To assist you, your family members or your companions who are deaf, hard of hearing, or affected by a speech disability, we offer the following auxiliary aids and services available free of charge:
American Sign Language (ASL) or oral interpreters
Assistive listening devices
Telephone handset amplifiers
Text telephones (TTY)
Video remote interpreting (VRI)
Written materials
Other aids and services
We're Here to Make It Easy
Let us take care of the details so you can focus on healing. Here, you can find a handful of links to help you access, review and pay for the care you need for your whole health.
7 items. To interact with these items, press Control-Option-Shift-Right Arrow
Billing Services
Price Estimator
Patient Portal
Financial Assistance
Insurance Information
Additional Patient Resources
Medical Records
Your Safety Is Our Top Priority
We’re committed to making patient care better and safer every day. Explore the safety practices we implement that meet the standards of the National Quality Forum and The Leapfrog Group.
Learn About Our Safety Practices
Ease Your Mind Ahead of Time
A hospital stay can bring many visits and services from multiple medical providers. We know it’s hard to plan ahead for an emergency hospital visit, but if you have a scheduled healthcare service that requires a hospital stay, we recommend contacting your anticipated healthcare practitioners within the hospital to confirm they accept your insurance provider. You can also get information about billing practices and an estimate for your upcoming services ahead of time to help avoid any unexpected challenges and fees.
Our website uses cookies. Please review our
privacy policy
to find out more about the cookies we use. Browsing our website means you accept these terms.