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Press Resource Kit FAQs
Press Frequently Asked
Questions (updated 3/19/09)
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As a reporter, how
do I get information?
Contact the Public Affairs Office at 239-454-8766 during
normal business hours, (8:30 a.m. - 5:00 p.m.)
After normal business hours and on weekends:
Lee Memorial Hospital or HealthPark Medical Center,
call 239-332-1111; Cape Coral Hospital, call 239-574-2323; Gulf
Coast Medical Center, call 239-343-1000.
IDENTIFY YOURSELF AS A REPORTER, and ask for the nursing
supervisor.
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How are Patient
Conditions defined by the American Hospital Association:
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Undetermined
Patient is awaiting physician
and/or assessment.
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Good
Vital signs are stable and within normal limits.
Patient is conscious and comfortable.
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Fair
Vital signs are stable and within normal limits.
Patient is conscious, but may be uncomfortable.
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Serious
Vital signs may be unstable and not within normal
limits. Patient is acutely ill.
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Critical
Vital signs are unstable and not within normal
limits. Patient may be unconscious.
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How many beds does
Lee Memorial Health System have?
We have a total of 1,429 beds. Cape Coral Hospital has 291 beds;
Gulf Coast Medical Center has 349 beds; HealthPark Medical
Center and The Children's Hospital of SW Florida combined
have 362 beds; Lee Memorial Hospital and the Rehabilitation
Hospital combined have 427 beds. HealthPark Care Center has
112 beds which is not included in the total count of 1,429
hospital beds.
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How old is Lee
Memorial Health System?
The System of Lee Memorial Health System was founded in 1995,
yet Lee Memorial Hospital was founded in 1916. Cape Coral
Hospital was founded in 1975, and acquired by Lee Memorial
Health System in 1996. HealthPark Medical Center began
accepting patients in 1991. Southwest Florida Regional
Medical Center was established in 1974 and joined Lee
Memorial Health System in October, 2006 along with Gulf
Coast Hospital. In March 2009, Southwest Florida
Regional Medical Center and Gulf Coast Hospital merged into
a new hospital, Gulf Coast Medical Center, located at the
corner of Metro and Daniels Parkways.
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Is Lee Memorial
Health System a privately owned health system?
Lee Memorial Health System is one of the largest public, not
for profit health systems in Florida that receives no direct
tax support, and is governed by a 10 member publicly elected
Board of Directors. Our President, James R. Nathan, reports
to this Board of Directors.
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How many patients
does Lee Memorial Health System see?
For the fiscal year 2008, Lee Memorial Health System had
more than 66,000 inpatient admissions, over 193,000 patient
visits for emergency care; more than 7,600
newborns; and treated more than 800 trauma patients.
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How many doctors
does Lee Memorial Health System have on staff?
More than 1,000 physicians have privileges and/or
medical staff membership at Lee Memorial Health System
facilities. They represent most medical specialties. You may
search a listing of our medical staff by clicking on
Physicians
Directory Search.
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How many employees
does Lee Memorial Health System Have?
Lee Memorial Health System has nearly 8,500 employees at
any given time. In addition, we have more than 3,000 volunteers
that generously give us their time.
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What are
some other community health resources available?
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Lee County Medical Society:
239-936-1645.
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Lee County Health Department:
239-332-9501
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Where can I obtain a
copy of the Lee Memorial Health System Annual Community
Report?
You may request a paper copy of the latest version of
our Annual Report by
clicking here.
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