Division of Hospital Medicine
Hospitalist care is provided through the Division of Hospital Medicine, supporting coordinated inpatient care across medical and surgical services.
Expert care during hospitalization from doctors focused on your inpatient stay
Hospital medicine is made up of a group of internal medicine physicians, physician assistants and nurse practitioners who are focused on caring for patients during their hospital stay. Providers in this field—called hospitalists—specialize in managing acute medical conditions and coordinating care while you are in the hospital.
Unlike specialists who focus on one organ or disease, hospitalists care for the whole person. Because they are based in the hospital full-time, they can respond quickly to changes and provide continuous, attentive care.
Hospitalist care is designed to support your needs around the clock. Having hospital medicine services available at all times helps improve communication, safety and comfort during your stay.
Benefits include:
This approach supports high-quality care during hospitalization and helps reduce delays in treatment or decision-making.
Understanding what to expect during inpatient care can help you feel more comfortable and informed.
This coordinated approach supports recovery and helps reduce unnecessary delays.
The hospitalist group includes physicians trained in internal medicine who focus exclusively on hospital-based care. They work as part of a collaborative team that includes nurses, case managers, pharmacists and specialists. This team-based approach supports clear communication, safe care decisions and a smoother inpatient experience.
Hospitalist care is provided through the Division of Hospital Medicine, supporting coordinated inpatient care across medical and surgical services.