After Surgery
Plans for Discharge:
Unless your child is staying overnight, your child will remain in a recovery area until discharged by the physician. A responsible adult must be able to drive your child home after their procedure. Outpatient surgery patients are usually discharged within a few hours of their procedure. Patients are often still sleepy at the time of discharge and should plan on going home and resting for the remainder of the day. This is a tremendously important instruction for your child’s safety.
Discharge Instructions:
You will be given a written copy of the discharge instructions to help your child once he/she is home.
Case Management Department:
The Sunrise Children’s Hospital Case Management Department is made up of a dedicated team of registered nurses to assist you, your family and your physician in developing your discharge plan. If your physician orders home care services or equipment, we will be available to assist you.
- Services A-Z
- Sunny Babies
- Cardiology
- Child Life
- Emergency Services
- Imaging
- Mothers & Babies
- NICU
- Oncology
- Pediatric ICU
- Pediatric Unit
- Surgery
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- Pre-Registration Required for Surgery
- Surgery Preparation
- Day of Surgery
- After Surgery
- Additional Surgery Information
- Preparing Your Child for Surgery - Kid's Health
- What to Expect Before, During and After Surgery - Kid's Health