In Room Services

Bethesda Butler Hospital is a two-story, 51,000-square-foot inpatient building, featuring private medical/surgical beds as well as an ICU unit. The hospital also includes 46 private rooms, inpatient rehabilitation and physical therapy services, indoor and outdoor waiting areas, and in-room respiratory therapy services.

Private Room Accommodations

All Bethesda Butler Hospital rooms are private.

Telephone and Television Service

Telephone and television services automatically are provided to you at your bedside free of charge.

Meals/Dietary Needs

You will receive a selective menu according to your nutritional needs as ordered by your physician. Please inform your nurse or dietary clerk of any religious or special dietary needs.

Nutrition Services has implemented a new “Catering to You” program. A catering associate is assigned to each floor and is responsible for individual patient dietary needs. You can also contact the Nutrition Services Manager at (513) 893-8682 with any questions, concerns or suggestions regarding your meal or the service received. This manager is available daily from 7 a.m. to 7:30 p.m.

Room Temperature

Some rooms are centrally heated and air-conditioned. If you do not have a thermostat in your room and the temperature of your room is not comfortable, please notify a member of the nursing staff.

Your Hospital Bed

Your hospital bed is adjustable for your comfort. A nurse will explain how to operate the bed. Beds include rails, which are there for your protection. They may be raised at night and during the day if you are resting, recovering from surgery or taking certain medications.

Bed Linens

Bed linens will be changed when your caregiver determines it is necessary or when specifically requested by you or your family.

Cellular Phones

While you can use cell phones in most areas of the hospital, please be aware that in some areas, they are not permitted.

Discharge Planning

Your physician, nurse and other hospital staff will be working together to develop a discharge plan especially for you. When you are discharged, we ask that you leave the hospital by 11 a.m., providing that you have the services, care and transportation ready at that time.