Your Hospital Stay
Telephones
A telephone is provided in your room. You may receive calls between 6:00 a.m. and 10:00 p.m. (until 9:00 p.m. in Pediatrics). Emergency calls will be connected at any time.
Family and friends phoning from outside the hospital may be connected to your room through our automated attendant system. After they dial the hospital at 909.985.2811 and listen to the instructions for a touch tone phone, they should dial 22 and your room number if you are in Bed A (closest to the door), or 25 and your room number if you are in Bed B (next to the window). For example, for Room 123A, your five-digit extension is 22123. For Room 123B, your five-digit extension is 25123.
To make a local call, dial "9" and then the telephone number. To make a long distance or toll call, dial "9," then "0," then the telephone number (include the area code even if it is 909). An outside operator will take billing information before placing the call. You may call collect, charge your home telephone number, or use a calling card.
Family and friends phoning from outside the hospital may be connected to your room through our automated attendant system. After they dial the hospital at 909.985.2811 and listen to the instructions for a touch tone phone, they should dial 22 and your room number if you are in Bed A (closest to the door), or 25 and your room number if you are in Bed B (next to the window). For example, for Room 123A, your five-digit extension is 22123. For Room 123B, your five-digit extension is 25123.
To make a local call, dial "9" and then the telephone number. To make a long distance or toll call, dial "9," then "0," then the telephone number (include the area code even if it is 909). An outside operator will take billing information before placing the call. You may call collect, charge your home telephone number, or use a calling card.
Cell Phone Usage
We ask that you keep your use of cellular phones and other wireless communication devices to a minimum as they may interfere with some types of patient monitoring equipment. This is of particular importance when visiting patients on the 2nd or 3rd floors of the hospital.