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Admission Procedures

As a patient at PMCC, you are in the skilled and sensitive hands of excellent doctors and nurses. They are experts in using the most up-to-date diagnostic and treatment technology. By choosing PMCC, you and your doctor have selected an acknowledged leader in the health care field, a large, modern and well-equipped hospital devoted to getting you well.
While you are a patient, we promise to do our best to see that you are comfortable and receive outstanding medical care.

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Parking is free and equally convenient
For your convenience, a family member or friend can park momentarily at the admissions area in front of the hospital so you can walk right into the admitting department. They can then continue down the driveway and into the parking deck, where the hospital provides free parking.

Please leave expensive items such as jewelry at home. Any valuables that you do bring with you must be checked with the admitting clerk and placed in the hospital safe.


What to expect upon your arrival
Today, many hospital patients are “pre-admitted.” However, some patients go through our complete admissions procedure as they enter PMCC. We think you will find this procedure is really quite simple:

When you arrive, the admitting staff will ask you for some standard information (name, date of birth, address, doctor’s name, etc.) They will also need to know about your insurance. They will ask you the name of your insurance company, your group number, and a contract number to verify your coverage. Often, insurance companies provide cards that list this information, and you can present it to the admitting staff.

The admitting staff will explain deductibles, co-payment requirements, and any areas not covered by your policy.
If you do not have insurance, you will be asked to pay a deposit based upon the treatment you will receive and your expected length of stay.

Once admitted, you will be given an identifying wristband. This allows hospital personnel to check your name and patient number without disturbing your rest. An attendant will escort you to your room.


We make every effort to give you the type of room you want (private or semi-private). If an emergency or overcrowding prevent you from getting your first choice, we will provide you with another room as soon as possible.


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