Empower Your Healing with Knowledge

Being well-prepared for your hospital visit ensures a smooth and stress-free experience. Admission requirements may vary based on your specific needs, but our team is here to assist you every step of the way.

Our Admissions Department operates 24/7 to provide prompt and efficient service, reducing wait times and streamlining the process for your convenience.

Once your physician confirms your hospital admission, please bring the necessary documents to one of our admissions offices for a hassle-free check-in.

A Variety of Options to Suit Your Needs

For all inpatient admissions, please visit the Main Admissions Office on the Ground Floor. Our office hours are Monday to Friday from 7:00 AM to 3:30 PM and Saturdays from 7:00 AM to 12:30 PM.

For emergency admissions, our Emergency Unit Admitting Office on Basement 1 is open 24/7, providing continuous access to urgent care. With a commitment to patient-centered service and round-the-clock support, we ensure you receive the care you need when you need it.

Surgery Preparation: What You Need to Know

Surgery can feel overwhelming, but we're here to help. Review the information below and share it with your loved ones. Before signing the Consent for Treatment form, make sure you understand the procedure and its risks. If you have questions or haven’t signed yet, contact your doctor. Your care is our priority.

To ensure timely insurance approval, kindly submit the required documents to the Admissions Office at least 5 days prior to your scheduled surgery:

• Through WhatsApp: +961 76381535 / +961 81382406
• Via email: admission@hopital-libanais.com

• No fasting is required before your Pre-admission Unit (PAU) appointment. You can eat and take your prescribed medication as usual.
• The appointment may last up to two hours, so please allow sufficient time for your visit.
• Arrive at the Admissions Office on the ground floor at least 20 minutes before your PAU appointment to have your medical record opened.
• After visiting the Admissions Office, head to the Pre-admission Unit on level B1."

What to expect during your Pre-Admission visit?

• A- Medical History Review

1. The medications you take, especially anti-platelets (like Aspirin and Plavix) and insulin.
2. The allergies to food or medications.
3. Recent colds or fevers.

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