Aurora Medical Center
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1032 E Sumner St
Hartford, WI 53027
Phone: 262-673-2300 • Fax: 262-670-7620
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Hours of Operation:
24 hours/day, 7 days a week.
Individual departments vary.
We offer a full range of services:
- 24-hour emergency room and emergency service
- Adult day care
- Anesthesia
- Aurora Rehabilitation Center
- Cancer services in cooperation with the Vince Lombardi Cancer Clinic in Slinger
- Cardiac rehabilitation
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Diagnostic services
- EEG
- EKG
- Nuclear medicine
- Pulmonary function testing
- Stress testing
- Echo
- Vascular testing
- Fit Kids... Fit Families of Washington County Program
- Fitness Center
- Financial services
- Digestive (GI) services
- Inpatient pharmacy
- Intensive care – eICU
- Library
- Lifeline (anchor link to below content)
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Medical/surgical/nursing
- General medical/surgical
- Post-surgical
- Telemetry
- Outpatient surgery
- Orthopedic services
- Outpatient infusion therapy
- Pain Management Center
- Patient food service and nutrition counseling (anchor link to below content)
- Pediatrics
- Pet therapy
- Pulmonary rehabilitation
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Rehabilitation services
- Physical therapy
- Occupational therapy
- Speech pathology
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Radiology (imaging) services
- General X-ray
- CT
- MRI
- Ultrasound
- Nuclear medicine
- Interventional radiology
- Respiratory therapy
- Sexual assault treatment services
- Sleep disorders
- Social services
- Surgical services
- Support services
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Women’s health care
- Obstetric services, including one of 12 Aurora birthing centers
- Neonatal Intensive Care Unit (NICU) with a special care nursery (Level II)
- Wound care and hyperbaric oxygen therapy
Financial Services
Cashier: Hospital bill payments can be made to the Cashier, Monday through Friday from 8 a.m. – 4 p.m. To pay online, go to My Aurora.
Financial counseling: Financial counselors can help if you have concerns about how you will pay your hospital bill. They will answer questions about your bill and discuss payment options. If you do not have insurance, they will help you find out if you qualify for Medicaid or for our Helping Hand Financial Program. If you need help, please call the hospital and ask to speak with a financial counselor.
Your hospital bill: We will submit your bills to your insurance company. If they do not pay the entire claim, you will be asked to pay the balance in full. Please keep in mind that you will receive separate bills from doctors who treat you while you are in the hospital. In some cases, you may receive bills from doctors who have been asked to review your test results, even though you did not see the doctor in person. Pathologists, radiologists, cardiologists and other specialists will bill you separately from your hospital bill. If you have questions about any bill, please call the number printed on your bill. All payments are due in full by the date printed on your bill. If you need special arrangements, please call 800-958-6202 for help.
Patient Food Service and Nutrition Counseling
While in the hospital, your doctor will prescribe a diet for you. If you have special diet restrictions or would like to receive kosher meals, please ask your nurse. At times, your meal may have to be changed, delayed or canceled due to exams, tests or surgery.
Check with your nurse before eating or drinking any food items brought to you by visitors.
We offer room service. When you are admitted, you will receive a room service menu and telephone number. You may call this number and order food any time between 7 a.m. and 7 p.m. Our menus follow the American Heart Association guidelines for heart-healthy eating. If you need help with your order, please ask the nursing staff.
A registered dietitian can talk with you to answer questions and help you plan meals. This session requires a doctor's order. Please call 262-670-7000 for an appointment.
Lifeline
Many adults with limited physical abilities or chronic health conditions share a common dilemma. Is it possible to live as independently as you'd like and still feel secure? Yes - it is! With Lifeline.
That's because Lifeline users wear a lightweight, waterproof button. If they require assistance, they only have to press this button to signal their Lifeline Home Unit to dial our Emergency Department at Aurora Medical Center in Hartford. These caring, fully trained professionals have all the medical and personal information to get them help—quickly.
Because the Lifeline service uses voice-to-voice communication, our staff can send the right type of help for any situation. Even if you can't answer, we send assistance at once—whether it is a neighbor, family member or ambulance. Our staff follows through every time to ensure help always arrives.
The Medical Center Foundation of Hartford in partnership with Aurora Medical Center in Washington County offers this service on a pay-as-you-go basis.
Enhance your independence with Lifeline. Call the Medical Center Foundation of Hartford's Lifeline Program today at 262-670-7209 to receive your free information packet.