The care and treatment patients receive at Tri-City Medical Center is second to none. Our outstanding comprehensive services – medical, surgical, and emergency care – support and ensure the community has the care it requires. As part of Tri-City Medical Center's commitment to the overall well-being of each patient, we offer a range of specialized services and healthcare programs.
We're honored that you've chosen Tri-City Medical Center for your care, where everything we do is centered around you. Our goal is to ensure you receive the best care and are comfortable during your visit. We're committed to meeting your needs before, during, and after your stay with us.
Arriving at Tri-City Medical Center
Admitting Department
Our admitting department works tirelessly to ensure our patients are greeted and taken care of before surgery. By providing a private setting where patients and hospital representatives can meet is vital when discussing insurance information and expectations during the stay. In addition, patients will review all medical consent forms as well as regulatory information – during this time, an admitting representative walks patients through the process. If you have any questions about being admitted to Tri-City Medical Center, please call our main hospital line at (760) 724-8411.
Providing Personal Information
For both our records and patient safety, we require patients to complete and sign several forms. If a patient is unable to complete the forms, a designated family member or legal guardian is required to complete all requested information.
Identification Bracelet
Patients receive and are required to wear an identification bracelet around the wrist at all times. This allows for quick reference and includes name, date of birth, medical record number and other identifying information we use within the hospital. Hospital staff also uses a patients' identification bracelet before administrating any medications or treatments.
Meeting our Staff
Members from our medical team will meet with patients and go over medical information as well as answer any questions a patient may have. All staff members are required to display a name badge with their picture and job title for security purposes – if someone does not produce a name badge, patients are asked to find a staff member with a badge for their own safety. Our highly-trained staff is here to help our patients get better; our patients are encouraged to reach out to them whenever they are in need.
What do you get when you combine a hospital with fitness center? You get the Tri-City Wellness Center. This beautiful facility located in Carlsbad approaches health and fitness from a medical perspective. With fitness services including personal training and exercise equipment, you can achieve your wellness goals for a healthy life.
Scripps Coastal Medical Center in Oceanside provides expert primary care, pediatrics and specialty care services in a state-of-the-art facility.
Conveniently located off Highway 76 near Mission San Luis Rey, our doctors provide care to a number of communities throughout the region, including Bonsall, Fallbrook, Oceanside and Temecula.
At our office, you benefit from:
1. Dial 760-725-HELP(4357)
Options:
1. | Family Medicine |
2. | Pediatrics |
3. | All other primary care and specialty clinics |
(such as Urology, General Surgery, Physical Therapy, etc.) | |
4. | Labor and Delivery |
5. | Pharmacy Information |
6. | Medical concerns |
7. | Customer service |
Naval Hospital Camp Pendleton is a new four story, 500,000 square foot medical treatment facility located near the main gate of Marine Corps Base Camp Pendleton, California.
The 42 bed facility is a medium size, teaching hospital that provides outpatient and inpatient care for active-duty service members, their family members, retirees and other eligible beneficiaries.
Services available include internal medicine, family medicine, pediatrics, ENT (Ears, Nose and Throat), cardiology, pulmonary, audiology, urology, optometry, ophthalmology, gynecology, gastroenterology, allergy, obstetrics, dermatology, orthopedics, sports medicine, mental health, general surgery, nuclear medicine and emergency services.
Additional specialty care is provided at Naval Medical Center San Diego, approximately one hour drive from Camp Pendleton or at nearby civilian facilities as needed.
Emergency care is available at the hospital on a 24-hour basis.
In the 1950s, the north coastal region of San Diego County was rural and had few services of its own. Community leaders knew that a modern local hospital was essential to the area’s growth. Business and political leaders from the surrounding cities of Carlsbad, Oceanside, and Vista came together with the idea of creating a regional hospital.
Voters elected to form the Tri-City Hospital District and approved a bond issue to fund land purchases and construction costs. By 1961, the hospital opened its doors with 42 physicians on staff. Almost immediately, the need to expand was evident. North County’s population was growing and Tri-City Hospital was ready to keep pace.
Keeping Pace with Local Growth
Through the 1970s there was continual expansion of services, with additions of a helipad, cardiopulmonary lab, a 56-bed north wing, more surgical suites and a 42-bed maternity unit. The 1980’s brought more building, with a four-story wing added and existing facilities remodeled. New services were added, too, including cardiac rehabilitation, mental health unit and dialysis center.
By 1985, the official name of the hospital was changed to Tri-City Medical Center to reflect its growth into a comprehensive, regional facility. Patients were able to receive modern medical services and benefit from advances in technology, as TCMC developed a Magnetic Resonance Imaging Center, a Neonatal Intensive Care Unit and updated Emergency Department.
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