Due to increased security requirements, access to the hospital campus may be limited to a few main entrances. To ensure the safety of our patients, staff, and visitors, security officers may ask to inspect bags, purses, or containers being brought into the hospital.
Mercy Gilbert Medical Center staff must wear ID badges visible at all times. Visitors may be asked to sign in, to wear a name tag, or to disclose their purpose for visiting the hospital.
For security issues, lost and found, courtesy escorts, or visitor badges, call extension 88111 from within the hospital or 480.728.8111 outside the hospital.
Personal Belongings
Please bring only essential items such as a robe, slippers and personal care items and no more than $5 cash. Please do not bring jewelry, wallets or electrical appliances. We recommend that arrangements be made to have wheelchairs, walkers and canes returned to your home during your hospitalization.
Wheelchairs
Wheelchairs are available on all nursing units, but getting in and out of them without assistance may be hazardous. Please ask for help from a member of the hospital staff.
Fire and Disaster Drills
For your protection, Mercy Gilbert Medical Center conducts fire and disaster drills regularly. If a drill occurs while you are staying at the hospital, please remain in your room and do not become alarmed. The hospital staff will assist you.
Medications
All medications you take while in the hospital are prescribed by your physician, dispensed by the hospital pharmacy and administered by a nurse. Patients are not permitted to keep their own drugs or keep personal medications (including vitamins, herbs or nutritional supplements) at their bedsides unless specifically ordered by their physician.
Smoking
Because we care about your health and the health of others, smoking is not allowed on the Mercy Gilbert Medical Center campus which includes the parking lot.
Balloons
Latex allergies can pose a serious health risk for our patients, employees and volunteers. For everyone's safety, we kindly ask that you do not bring latex balloons into the hospital.
