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Family Birthing Experience |
Center for Senior Behavioral Health Information |
Laboratory
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Radiology and Diagnostic Imaging |
Rehabilitation |
Dietary and Nutrition |
Cardiac |
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Additional Inpatient Care |
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Meeker Clinic in Dassel
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Additional Inpatient Care
Critical Care
(320)693-3242
Our modern, three bed critical care area has state-of-the-art equipment including ventilator support and cardiac monitoring equipment. The nurse to patient ratio gives you the individualized and intensive treatment you need from nurses and medical staff trained in specialized monitoring techniques, patient assessment skills and administration of special medication like thrombolytic therapy or "clot busters" that reduce heart damage and accelerate recovery. Patients' families receive special care and emotional support from our nurses and can use a comfortably furnished waiting area.
Medical/Surgical Care
(320) 693-3242
Most patients are cared for on the Medical/Surgical Floor. Our highly-qualified and caring team of over 50 nurses provide family centered care from newborn to geriatric patients. As a patient you will receive 24-hour individualized care. Working with your physician our caring staff will care for you with skill and compassion. Patient education is ongoing throughout each patients stay, special educational services like, individualized dietary consultation and diabetes consultation are also available to you. Before you go home, discharge planning consultation is provided to you. Our Discharge Planner will ensure that while you're in the hospital and after your hospital stay, different care options are recognized, discussed with you and coordinated.
Pharmacy Services
(320) 693-3242
Pharmaceutical needs of our patients at MMH are carefully monitored by Licensed Pharmacists and a Pharmacy Assistant. Each medication our patients receive is evaluated for the highest quality medication at the lowest available cost. Quality assurance measures are taken to review all orders for drug-drug or drug-food interactions, allergies and other contraindications to ensure safe delivery of medication. Patient medication education activities are a coordinated effort of the pharmacy, nursing and education departments of the hospital.
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