If your doctor recommends an inpatient stay, you can be assured of compassionate, personalized attention by a team of experts across a wide continuum of care.
Greenwich Hospital has achieved Advanced Disease Specific Certification for its inpatient diabetes program. As the first hospital in Connecticut to be awarded this certification, our commitment is to support the management of your diabetes during admission and prepare you for a successful discharge.
Whether the reason for being admitted as an inpatient is for observation and testing or for surgery, our staff is available to assist you, answer questions and address any concerns you might have. Patient support services include organizing tests and admission procedures, making discharge arrangements, coordinating home care and rehabilitation services and helping patients understand insurance benefits.
Learn more about admittingYou will be cared for by a team of physicians, nurses, dietitians case workers and others. Our healthcare professionals provide you with inpatient treatment tailored to your medical conditions. They will also provide you and your family with the information, support, and care needed to support your diabetes self-management during your stay and after you are discharged.
Patient rooms have wireless internet, telephone and TV service. Newspapers and magazines are available for delivery as well.
Learn more on patient servicesWhen you are ready to return home, a case manager will work directly with you to review insurance benefits and make a recommendation for discharge based on insurance coverage. Case managers also assist you with discharge arrangements that may include transportation, support services, home care, medication management, and rehabilitation referrals or placements. In addition, a follow-up appointment with the provider who manages your diabetes can be arranged.
Learn more about discharge procedures
To contact a case manager, please call 203-863-3336.
Part of the discharge planning process includes helping patients fully understand the billing process in order to plan for payment. Case managers work closely with you to clarify insurance benefits eligibility.
Please note: You may receive separate bills from providers other than the hospital. These may include physicians, such as the radiologist and anesthesiologist, and the laboratory.