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… Questions to ask In some cases, you may not have time to visit many SNFs. Ask your hospital care team for any recommendations. If you or a loved one can preview an SNF, ask … of the rooms private or semi-private? What services are offered? What happens if the person gets ill or their …

… is external beam therapy? External beam therapy (EBT) is a commonly used cancer treatment (therapeutic radiology). … to best manage physical side effects. You can ask for a referral to a mental health specialist to help cope with the … more treatment. You will need to make regular follow-up visits if the tumor is gone. Next steps Before you agree to …

… are done in a hospital. Anesthesia will be used to keep you comfortable. Your doctor will talk to you about the type of … and scans, as well as follow-up appointments. During these visits, tell your doctor how your recovery is going and ask … or after you go home. But you may have to limit some visitors while getting treatment in the hospital. Pregnant …

… to know your child’s healthcare team. Ask questions and become informed. Then, do what you can to prepare your child. … my child for surgery? What kind of health insurance do you accept? How will I be billed? When should I schedule my child’s pre-op visit? What do I need to bring to the hospital for the …

… results before you go home. Or you may schedule a follow-up visit to discuss results and treatment choices. After … Follow-up You'll likely see your provider for a follow-up visit. Depending on the results of the endoscopy, more tests may be scheduled. Risks and possible complications The risks of this procedure include: …

… the eye. This procedure is used to treat angle-closure glaucoma and may help prevent it in people at high risk. Angle-closure glaucoma happens when the eye’s drainage system becomes blocked. … from the eyedrops. Your doctor may schedule follow-up visits to check your eye health. You may have a gonioscopy, …

… and people dressed in strange outfits. If your child visits the hospital before surgery, a child life specialist … operating room will be wearing this clothing. They can become frightened if they're not aware that the staff will be wearing strange clothes. If your child is able to visit the hospital before surgery, ask if your child can …

… team (CIT) can help. You may hear a CIT called by different names, like a crisis response team (CRT) or behavioral health response team, depending on the community. A CIT is a group of mental health professionals … They are there to help you feel better. Reduce hospital visits. CITs can connect you with resources to help you find …