To receive patient conditions, you must have the patient's first and last name spelled correctly.
We express health conditions in one-word descriptions:
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Good – Vital signs are stable and within normal limits; patient is conscious and comfortable; indicators are excellent.
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Fair – Vital signs are stable and within normal limits; patient is conscious, but may be uncomfortable; indicators are favorable.
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Serious – Vital signs are unstable and not within normal limits; patient may be unconscious; indicators are questionable.
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Critical – Vital signs are unstable and not within normal limits; patient may not be conscious; indicators are unfavorable.
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Treated and released – Patient was treated at hospital and released. We cannot disclose where patient was released to.
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Treated and transferred – Patient was treated and transferred to a different medical facility. We cannot disclose name or location of the facility.
A patient and their family can chose to keep their admission status private. If a juvenile patient is the victim of a crime or a suspected crime, the hospital will list the patient with confidential status, and no information will be released about the juvenile patient even with parental consent.
