Methodist Fremont Health What to Bring | Methodist Health System | Omaha, Council Bluffs, Fremont
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Methodist Fremont Health What to Bring | Methodist Health System | Omaha, Council Bluffs, Fremont
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What to Bring
Follow these suggestions and guidelines to ensure you have everything you need for your visit to Methodist Fremont Health.
Blood Sugar Form
Dunklau Gardens
Schedule a Tour
Contact Dunklau Gardens
Family Resources
AgeLess Program Registration
Employee Recognition
Patient/Family Advisor Application
Resident Rights and Responsibilities
Dunklau Den Grand Opening
Life at Dunklau Gardens
Amenities
Calendar
Floor Plans
Transportation
Our Team
Tammy Deemer
Jayma Brown
Ashley Fisher, CSW
Kathryn Sissel
Lisa Long, RN
Keyra Roberg
Jan Walraven, BSN, RN, RAC-CT
Erika Newill, LPN
Wendy Rix, LPN
Dawn Landholm
Connie Stiver, RN
Visitor Policy
Get Care Today
Methodist Fremont Health
Amenities
Café and Dining Options
Campus Map
Cancer Center
Childbirth Education
Fremont Health Foundation
History
Leadership
Patient Safety
Pharmacy
Support Services Directory
Visiting Hours and Policy
Volunteers
Volunteer Application
What to Bring
Women and Newborns
Methodist Hospital
Amenities
Café and Dining Options
Campus Map
Gift Shop
History
Leadership
Methodist Estabrook Cancer Center
Methodist Hospital Foundation
Visiting Hours and Policy
Volunteers
Methodist Jennie Edmundson Hospital
Amenities
Café and Dining Options
Campus Map
Cancer Center
History
Jennie Edmundson Foundation
Leadership
Pictures for Patients
Visiting Hours and Policy
Volunteers
Women and Newborns
Childbirth Education
Safety and Innovations
Shaken Baby Task Force
Neurology New Patient Health History
Methodist Women's Hospital
Amenities
Café and Dining Options
Campus Map
Childbirth Education
Back to Work and Breastfeeding Virtual Class
Expectant Family Virtual Tour
Donations
Gift Shop
Labor and Delivery Unit
Leadership
Methodist Hospital Foundation
NICU
NICU Reunion
Outreach Program
Outreach Program Staff
Safety and Innovations
Visiting Hours and Policy
Volunteers
Welcome Baby Boutique
Breast Pump Order Form
Contact Us
We are here to serve your healthcare needs 24/7. Our communications center can help direct your call.
(402) 721-1610
When visiting Methodist Fremont Health as a patient, please be sure to bring the following items with you:
Health insurance card(s) and a form of payment toward services, if applicable.
A parent or legal guardian if you are underage.
A list of your medications (including vitamins, herbal supplements, and over-the-counter medications). Include the name, does and how often you take each medication.
Clothing you will need if you stay overnight.
Personal hygiene items.
Equipment you use at home (sleep apnea machine/CPAP).
Your eye drops and/or inhalers.
Your completed advance medical directive, if you have one.
You should limit the items you bring to the hospital to those needed for your stay. Please do not bring excessive clothing, jewelry, cash, debit or credit cards, etc.
Valuables or cash in excess of $10 should be given to your nurse to be placed in the hospital’s safe. Patients assume responsibility for loss or damage to any valuables kept in their rooms. All valuables should be sent home with family members, if possible.
Skip to main content
What to Bring
Follow these suggestions and guidelines to ensure you have everything you need for your visit to Methodist Fremont Health.
Blood Sugar Form
Dunklau Gardens
Schedule a Tour
Contact Dunklau Gardens
Family Resources
AgeLess Program Registration
Employee Recognition
Patient/Family Advisor Application
Resident Rights and Responsibilities
Dunklau Den Grand Opening
Life at Dunklau Gardens
Amenities
Calendar
Floor Plans
Transportation
Our Team
Tammy Deemer
Jayma Brown
Ashley Fisher, CSW
Kathryn Sissel
Lisa Long, RN
Keyra Roberg
Jan Walraven, BSN, RN, RAC-CT
Erika Newill, LPN
Wendy Rix, LPN
Dawn Landholm
Connie Stiver, RN
Visitor Policy
Get Care Today
Methodist Fremont Health
Amenities
Café and Dining Options
Campus Map
Cancer Center
Childbirth Education
Fremont Health Foundation
History
Leadership
Patient Safety
Pharmacy
Support Services Directory
Visiting Hours and Policy
Volunteers
Volunteer Application
What to Bring
Women and Newborns
Methodist Hospital
Amenities
Café and Dining Options
Campus Map
Gift Shop
History
Leadership
Methodist Estabrook Cancer Center
Methodist Hospital Foundation
Visiting Hours and Policy
Volunteers
Methodist Jennie Edmundson Hospital
Amenities
Café and Dining Options
Campus Map
Cancer Center
History
Jennie Edmundson Foundation
Leadership
Pictures for Patients
Visiting Hours and Policy
Volunteers
Women and Newborns
Childbirth Education
Safety and Innovations
Shaken Baby Task Force
Neurology New Patient Health History
Methodist Women's Hospital
Amenities
Café and Dining Options
Campus Map
Childbirth Education
Back to Work and Breastfeeding Virtual Class
Expectant Family Virtual Tour
Donations
Gift Shop
Labor and Delivery Unit
Leadership
Methodist Hospital Foundation
NICU
NICU Reunion
Outreach Program
Outreach Program Staff
Safety and Innovations
Visiting Hours and Policy
Volunteers
Welcome Baby Boutique
Breast Pump Order Form
Contact Us
We are here to serve your healthcare needs 24/7. Our communications center can help direct your call.
(402) 721-1610
When visiting Methodist Fremont Health as a patient, please be sure to bring the following items with you:
Health insurance card(s) and a form of payment toward services, if applicable.
A parent or legal guardian if you are underage.
A list of your medications (including vitamins, herbal supplements, and over-the-counter medications). Include the name, does and how often you take each medication.
Clothing you will need if you stay overnight.
Personal hygiene items.
Equipment you use at home (sleep apnea machine/CPAP).
Your eye drops and/or inhalers.
Your completed advance medical directive, if you have one.
You should limit the items you bring to the hospital to those needed for your stay. Please do not bring excessive clothing, jewelry, cash, debit or credit cards, etc.
Valuables or cash in excess of $10 should be given to your nurse to be placed in the hospital’s safe. Patients assume responsibility for loss or damage to any valuables kept in their rooms. All valuables should be sent home with family members, if possible.