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Patient Handbook

ADMISSION PROCEDURES

  • Please get the Doctor’s or Duty Medical Officer’s recommendation for admission (written and signed on the official prescription pad) – this is mandatory for the patient’s admission.
  • For maternity and delivery admission, pre-registration is required – please make the booking at least 1 week prior to the given date of admission.
  • Please provide all required details (date of admission, doctor’s name, procedure, and preferred class of accommodation) at the admission counter.
  • You may be required to pay an advance in case of a planned surgery or maternity, so please be prepared for the same. Payment made be made by cash, credit or debit cards. Reservation deposits are non-transferable.
  • On the date of admission, you will receive an intimation call from the admission desk. (If you do not receive the call, please report the same to the Guest Relations Officer.)
  • The maximum time limit for day care admission is 8 hours – after this, the patient will be discharged or their admission will be extended (if deemed necessary).
  • Bed charges are billed at the end of each day.
  • Upgrading or downgrading of bed categories / class of accommodation will be based on requirement and availability.
  • If the patient were to be shifted to the ICU, the existing room has to be vacated. (If it is a single occupancy room or in a higher category, a request may be made for holding the room, subject to availability).
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Room Categories

Room Type

Inclusions

Extras (Charged Additionally)

General Ward

  • Centralised AC

  • 24*7 Nurses care 

  • Food and beverages

  • 1 litre water bottle (two times)

  • Chair for attender

  • Sanitary kit

  • Common bathroom

  • Screen partitions between beds

  • Medicine trolley / Small cupboard for personal items

  • Nurses calling bell facility for all beds

  • Oxygen panel with electrical plug points for all beds

  • Portable medical equipment, like nebuliser and suction available (if needed)

  • Baby cradle (only for delivered mothers)

  • Baby bed given as gift (only for delivered mothers)

  • Common intercom phone

  • DMO fees

  • Consultant(s) fees

  • Radiology

  • Lab investigations

  • Pharmacy – drugs and disposables

  • OT charges and instruments

  • Procedure charges

  • Labour room charges

  • Post operative care

  • ICU / NICU charges and instruments

  • O2 / neb charges

  • CSSD

  • MRD

  • Admin charges

  • COVID kit

  • Anaesthesia charges

Triple Sharing

  • Centralised AC

  • 24*7 Nurses care

  • Food and beverages

  • 1 litre water bottle (two times)

  • Recliner chair for attender  

  • Sanitary kit

  • Common bathroom

  • Screen partitions between beds

  • Medicine trolley / Small cupboard for personal items

  • Nurses calling bell facility for all beds

  • Oxygen panel with electrical plug points for all beds

  • Portable medical equipment, like nebuliser and suction available (if needed). 

  • Baby cradle (only for delivered mothers)

  • Baby bed given as gift (only for delivered mothers)

  • Common intercom phone

  • DMO fees

  • Consultant(s) fees

  • Radiology

  • Lab investigations

  • Pharmacy – drugs and disposables

  • OT charges and instruments

  • Procedure charges

  • Labour room charges

  • Post operative care

  • ICU / NICU charges and instruments

  • O2 / neb charges

  • CSSD

  • MRD,

  • Admin charges

  • COVID kit

  • Anaesthesia charges

Executive Private Room

  • AC

  • 24*7 Nurses care

  • Food and Beverages

  • 1 litre water bottle (two times)

  • Admission kit

  • Newspaper

  • TV

  • Chair and cot for attender

  • Private bathroom with water heater

  • Storage cupboard

  • Medicine trolley

  • Food trolley

  • Intercom phone and calling bell for nurses station

  • Charging point for mobile phone

  • Medical equipment like nebuliser and suction fitted in room

  • Born Baby Gift and Baby bed as gift (for delivered mothers only)

  • Baby photo and one framed photo as gift (for delivered mothers only)

  • DMO fees

  • Consultant(s) fees

  • Radiology

  • Lab investigations

  • Pharmacy – drugs and disposables

  • OT charges and instruments

  • Procedure charges

  • Labour room charges

  • Post operative care

  • ICU / NICU charges and instruments

  • O2 / neb charges

  • CSSD

  • MRD

  • Admin charges

  • COVID kit

  • Anaesthesia charges

Deluxe Room

  • AC

  • 24*7 Nurses care

  • Food and Beverages

  • 1 litre water bottle (two times)

  • Admission kit

  • Newspaper

  • TV

  • Sofa and cot for attender

  • Private bathroom with water heater

  • Storage cupboard

  • Medicine trolley

  • Food trolley

  • Intercom phone and calling bell for nurses station

  • Charging point for mobile phone

  • Medical equipment like nebuliser and suction fitted in room

  • Born Baby Gift and Baby bed as gift (for delivered mothers only)

  • Baby photo and one framed photo as gift (for delivered mothers only)

  • DMO fees

  • Consultant(s) fees

  • Radiology

  • Lab investigations

  • Pharmacy – drugs and disposables

  • OT charges and instruments

  • Procedure charges

  • Labour room charges

  • Post operative care

  • ICU / NICU charges and instruments

  • O2 / neb charges

  • CSSD

  • MRD

  • Admin charges

  • COVID kit

  • Anaesthesia charges

Suite Room

  • AC

  • 24*7 Nurses care

  • Food and Beverages

  • 1 litre water bottle (two times)

  • Admission kit

  • Newspaper

  • Living room and patient room

  • Fridge, oven and kettle

  • Separate TVs for patient and attender

  • Chair, cot and sofa for attender

  • Work table and chair

  • Private bathroom with water heater

  • Cupboards for personal items

  • Intercom phone and calling bell to nurses station

  • Charging point for mobile phone

  • 2 hand towels

  • 2 big towels

  • Tissue box (one box) 

  • Medical equipment, like nebuliser and suction fitted in room; 

  • Born Baby Gift and Baby bed as gift (for delivered mothers only)

  • Baby photo and one framed photo as gift (for delivered mothers only)

  • DMO fees

  • Consultant(s) fees

  • Radiology

  • Lab investigations

  • Pharmacy – drugs and disposables

  • OT charges and instruments

  • Procedure charges

  • Labour room charges

  • Post operative care

  • ICU / NICU charges and instruments

  • O2 / neb charges

  • CSSD

  • MRD

  • Admin charges

  • COVID kit

  • Anaesthesia charges

INFORMATION BILLING & INSURANCE

Billing

The billing counter will be open from 8 a.m. to 8 p.m. every day. All your queries with regard to billing will be cleared by the staff at the counter. Please take note of the following points to help us make the process an easy and effective one for you.
  • When a consultant advises discharge of the patient, it will take some time to prepare the final bill and discharge slip. As soon as the final bill is ready, you will be called to the Billing Counter to clear the bill.
  • Payments are to be made in advance. Whenever an intimation for advance deposit is given to you, please clear the same.
  • All payments are to be made in cash, or through credit or debit card. There are no credit facilities for patients’ bill payments.
  • For any problem regarding billing, please request to speak with the Head of the Department
billing section of BloomLife Hospital
Please note: Billing queries and disputes need to be raised within 30 days after discharge – any query raised after 30 days shall not be entertained. For queries on billing redressal, please call +91-44-4000009 (9 a.m. to 2 p.m. for inpatients | 2 p.m. to 5 p.m. for discharged patients).

Personal & Corporate Insurance

We are empanelled with the following TPAs (Third Party Administrator) to provide insurance
  • Heritage Health TPA (P) Ltd
  • Star Health Insurance
  • United Healthcare Insurance TPA
  • Family Health Plan Limited
  • Medi Assist TPA Services
  • Apollo Munich Health Insurance
  • Good Health Plan TPA 
  • HDFC Ergo General Insurance
  • Medsave Health Insurance TPA
  • MD India TPA Pvt Ltd
  • Medicare TPA Services
  • Vidal Health TPA Services
  • Vipul Med Corp
  • Max Bupa Health Insurance
  • Aditya Birla Health Insurance
  • Alankit Health TPA Private Ltd
  • DHFL Health Insurance
  • Royal Sundaram Health Insurance
  • Liberty Videocon Insurance
  • Dedicated Health TPA
  • ICICI Lombard General Insurance
  • Health India TPA
  • Cholamandalam Health Insurance
  • Reliance Health Insurance
  • Acko General Insurance
  • Religare Health Insurance

Govt. Schemes

  • CMCHIS
  • PMJAY

Corporates on panel

  • Access 2 Healthcare
  • Mindtree
  • DTCC Corporate
  • Religare OP Health check-up
BloomLife Hospital has been empanelled by various corporates and businesses as a healthcare service provider for their employees. As active partners, we furnish a wide range of insurance options for their employees with minimal formalities during admission. If you wish to bring us on board as your corporate healthcare provider, please contact us at +91 9176596444 or email us at insurance@bloomhealthcare.in.

PATIENTS RIGHTS & RESPONSIBILITIES

PURPOSE

To ensure that patients and their attenders / families receive the requisite information and education about their healthcare needs in a language and manner that is understood by them.

Responsibility

The scope of this document is applicable to all concerned healthcare and staff (including management) at BloomLife Hospital.

Process

The information provided will be specific to the patient’s relevant healthcare needs, and will be delivered via methods understandable to the patient and their attender / family. The patient and their attenders / family will be educated on the following aspects:

  • Estimated cost of treatment
  • Insurance status and maximum claim details  
  • Financial implications when there is a change in the patient condition or treatment setting
  • Visitors policy 
  • Discharge instructions

As and when deemed appropriate, the patient and their attenders / family will be educated on the following aspects:

  • Safe and effective use of medication and the potential side effects of the medication prescribed 
  • Potential food-drug interactions
  • Diet and nutrition
  • Immunisations / vaccinations
  • Disease-specific process, complications and prevention strategies
  • Prevention of infections
  • When and how to obtain further treatment, if needed

Education shall be provided in a manner that:

  • Facilitates the patient’s and attender’s / family members’ understanding of the patient’s condition and treatment options
  • It is delivered in a timely, efficient, caring and respectful manner.
  • Facilitates participation in decision-making about healthcare options
  • Enhances the patient and family member’s role in continuing care and promoting a healthy lifestyle
  • Include use of resources (including brochures and printed materials) based on need

PATIENT’S RIGHTS

  • Right to information in a language understood by the patient and attenders / family, about the patient’s healthcare needs and expected cost of treatment
  • Right to be well informed about the illness, possible treatments, likely and possible unexpected outcomes 
  • Right to discuss the above-mentioned information with the doctor
  • Right to know the names and roles of the doctors and healthcare staff treating the patient
  • Right to personal dignity and privacy during examination, procedures and treatment
  • Right to protection from physical abuse and neglect
  • Right to accept / refuse the treatment.
  • Right to be fully informed of the possible consequence of refusal to accept treatment without reprisal
  • Right to informed consent before any procedure / surgery / treatment
  • Right to confidentiality of healthcare information and health records
  • Right to access and review one’s own medical records and to have the information explained as needed, except when restricted by law
  • Right to express complaints or grievances and to get them redressed appropriately
  • Right to be respected for spiritual and cultural needs and limitations
  • Right to be treated in a safe, secure and healthy environment

PATIENT’S RESPONSIBILITIES

  • Provide correct, truthful medical history and personal details 
  • Follow the prescribed treatment plan
  • Communicate to the doctor when the information given is not understood, if treatment given is not acceptable or if considering alternative forms of treatment / therapy
  • Inform the authorities if the patient’s condition worsens or does not follow expected course
  • Attend follow up appointments as requested
  • Pay for services received, in a timely manner and as per the hospital’s policies
  • Accept the measures taken by hospital to ensure privacy and confidentiality of medical records
  • Keep the hospital’s premises clean and tidy and follow the rules of the hospital 
  • Respect the emergency needs of other patients and understand the provision for priority care
  • Avoid speaking loudly an use of abuse language 
  • Respect silent zones, refrain from smoking and consumption of alcoholic beverages
  • Conserve energy and water
  • Abide by the hospital’s policies rules and regulations
  • Treat doctors, staff members and other patients with empathy, respect and care

List of Important Contact Numbers

Ambulance Service: +91-92929 99292
Casualty / Emergency: +91-92929 99292
Out-Patient (OP) Appointments: +91-72999 11102 / 07

Ante-natal / Birth preparation classes

Media / PR: +91-72999 11107
HR / Job Listings: +91-72999 11242
For all general queries, please call us at +91-72999 11102 / 07. You can also email us at info@bloomhealthcare.in 

VISITORS POLICY & RESPONSIBILITIES

Patients need a calm, peaceful and infection-free environment in which to recover. Therefore, to prevent patient rooms and wards from becoming overcrowded and noisy, our hospital has instituted this Visitors Policy. 

General Visitor Information:

We seek your utmost cooperation in ensuring the patients’ safe and comfortable stay. To help

us achieve us, kindly abide by the following guidelines:

  • Please wash your hands thoroughly with soap and water, or use an alcohol-based hand sanitiser before and after visiting a patient.
  • Please avoid visiting patients if you have a fever, cough, cold or any other contagious ailments.
  • Children aged 12 or less are not encouraged to visit the patients in the hospital due to their relatively low immunity.
  • If visiting a patient in the ICU, visitors need to put on the hospital gown and change their footwear (or wear shoe covers) before entering the ICU. The staff may share additional instructions that visitors must abide by.
  • To respect the privacy of our patients, visitors and staff are not allowed to take photographs, or make audio or video recordings within the hospital premises. If such recordings are detected, BloomLife Hospital reserves the right to request for such recordings to be deleted.
  • Tipping is prohibited in our hospital. As a service organisation, we wish to extend every courtesy to all our patients – and urge all attenders and visitors to avoid tipping the staff. All our employees have been instructed not to accept any tips in kind or cash.
  • The hospital is a No Smoking Zone. Smoking or consumption of alcohol is strictly prohibited – anyone caught engaging in these acts will be liable to disciplinary action.
  • Visitors are requested to avoid making noise or speaking loudly, so as to ensure that other patients and attenders are not disturbed.

Visitor and Attender Policy for OP (out-patients)

  • Only one attender may accompany the patient for all regular appointments (including OBGYN).
  • For paediatric appointments, two attenders may accompany the infant / child for the Appointment.
  • Patients and attenders are to wait for their appointment in the OPD area only. Entry to Casualty or other departments is strictly restricted.
  • Attenders accompanying patients who are admitted to Casualty are to wait outside the Casualty ward. For any queries, they may approach the nurse-in-charge or Front Desk staff.

Visitors and Attender Policy for IP (in-patients)

  • Visiting hours for wards / rooms / suites are from 11 a.m. to 12 p.m. / 4 to 6 p.m. Visitors who come at other times will not be permitted to visit or contact the patient.
  • Visiting hours for the ICU are from 11 a.m. to 12 p.m. / 4 to 5 p.m. Only one visitors will be allowed to step inside the ICU at one time to visit the patient. Visitors who come at other times will not be permitted to visit or contact the patient. Children below 12 years of age are strictly prohibited from entering the ICU.
  • For emergency visits outside of the visiting hours, please contact +91-72999 11150\Passes for attenders and Visitors.
  • One attender must accompany the patient. Attender must be above 18 years of age.
  • Attender pass will be issued by the Admissions Desk after confirmation of admission.
  • Attender and visitor passes may be checked by security personnel whenever necessary – attender and visitors are requested to cooperate and produce their pass during such checks. Anyone seen to be visiting the wards or rooms without a pass will be liable for disciplinary action.
  • One attender pass will be issued for sharing room admission. (No beds are provided in the sharing room – a chair is placed near the patient’s bed for the attender.) 
  • Visitors passes are not usually issued for sharing rooms – for special requests, please contact +91-72999 11150.
  • One attender pass and one visitor pass will be issued for single / deluxe rooms admissions.
  • Two attender passes and one visitor pass will be issued for suite room admissions.\One attender has to be in the suite at all times, while the other may step out (with a reliever’s yellow pass as needed).
  • Visitors will be given a pink pass. Two visitors may be allowed at one time. Others may wait in waiting area till the others come out.

 

For NRIs / International Patients

We offer world-class facilities, infrastructure and treatment at affordable prices for overseas patients. 

  • Well skilled and qualified doctors and nurses. 
  • Personalised hospitality programme offered to help patients enjoy a smooth and hassle-free stay.
  • All major credit cards are accepted, and money transfer facilities are also available.
  • Booking of flights, hotels / serviced apartments and car transfers can be arranged, based on the patient requirements and budgets. 
  • Specially appointed coordinators will be available to assist the patient through their stay.
  • Nursing care will be provided at the place of stay (for administering injections).
  • Diet and hygienic food provided for patient. Food can be arranged for the attender as needed. 

Foreign nationals and NRIs will be required to produce their original passport and visa / PIO or OCI cards at the admission counter. If you need any specific information, please call our International Desk at XXXXXXXXXX or email us at info@bloomhealthcare.in