Admissions
Prior to coming to the Hospital, patients scheduled for an out-patient test, clinic visit, or surgical procedure are encouraged to pre-register on-line or by phone (905-895-4521, ext. 2665) for their appointment at least 48 hours in advance of the appointment.
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What Patients Should Bring to the Hospital
- Your Ontario Health Card and all relevant private insurance information which covers semi-private or private accommodation. If you sign for an upgrade from ward accommodation to either semi-private or private and you do not have extended health insurance you will be financially responsible for any charges incurred.
- An up to date list of all medications and dosages you take on a regular basis. If you bring the medications with you to show staff, please ensure they are taken home, or sent home as soon as the nurse of physician has made a record of them. The Hospital cannot be responsible for storing your medications.
- A bathrobe, non-slip footwear and comfortable lounge or sleepwear.
- Toothbrush/toothpaste/shampoo/body lotion (unscented)/shaving supplies, etc.
- Comb and brush.
- Facial tissues and feminine sanitary products.
- Small note pad, pen or pencil.
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$20.00 – $25.00 in cash. (which will cover several days of patient telephone activation or approximately one day of patient telephone and television service combined. This fee will be collected by Hospitality Network representatives)
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Custom designed aids such as walkers and wheelchairs.
- For a child, favourite toy or blanket, diapers if required.
- For a newborn, diapers, sleepers and appropriate clothing for discharge.
If you forget any of the above items, most are available for purchase from the Hospital's
Gift Shop or Centric Health Pharmacy both located on Level 1 of the East Building. For hours of operation please
click here.
Do Not Bring
- Valuables such as jewelry, large sums of money or credit cards. Leave these at home, or with a family member/friend. If your admission is unexpected please send any valuables home with your family/friend or if you are alone ask your nurse to place it in safekeeping until you can arrange for someone to take it home for you.
- Cell phones
- Alcoholic beverages.
- Electronic devices.
- Colognes, perfumes, body sprays, scented personal care items. Southlake is a scent-sensitive environment and wearing scented products is prohibited.
Although the Hospital has many security features in place, do not leave cash or any valuable articles at your bedside. The Hospital can not be responsible for personal belongings and cash that may go missing from your bedside.