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Frequently asked questions:
 What
personal belongings should I bring?
During your stay, you will need a few belongings such as personal
toiletries, a robe and slippers. We do not advise you to bring valuables
or an excessive amount of money with you as the Hospital cannot
take responsibility for loss or damage to your possessions.
Should
I complete my insurance paperwork?
Getting the insurance paperwork in order will help make your admission
quicker and easier. If you are covered by health insurance, please
request prior clearance from your company.
What
about the physician's instructions?
Check with your consulting physician on any special instructions
you need to follow before coming into the hospital; for example,
will you need to fast ? etc. Please note that some surgery patients
may need to check in by 5 pm the night before surgery.
Should
I bring my medicines from home?
Make a list of all medications you normally take at home, and show
it to the nurse upon arrival. During your hospitalization, your
physician will write orders for any medications you may need, and
these will be dispensed by your nurse.
How
to I get to the Hospital?
Click here for directions to the hospital and for
available parking.
What
are the admission formalities?
Before proceeding to your room, you or a family member will be guided
to the Admissions Office where you will be asked questions by one
of our Officers. This information is necessary in order to establish
your hospital file as well as apply for insurance coverage if applicable.
We appreciate your cooperation and your thoroughness in responding
to the information requested.
What
are the types of rooms available?
Trad Hospital offers three types of accommodations: double occupancy,
single occupancy, and suites. All of our newly renovated rooms are
sunny and spacious, and have private bathrooms. They are equipped
with individually controlled heating and air-conditioning systems,
an advanced nurse calling system with hands-free communication,
televisions, telephones, and state of the art electrical beds.
Depending on your insurance coverage, you may request an upgrade
to a single occupancy room or suite at an additional expense to
you. Please ask one of our Admissions Officers for further details.
What
is the smoking policy?
Trad Hospital is a smoke-free institution. This policy applies to
doctors, hospital staff, patients and visitors for the well-being
of all. We kindly ask you and your visitors to please refrain from
smoking anywhere on the premises.
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