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Easily access your health information by visiting the MyBILH Chart. Use MyBILH Chart to view laboratory and imaging results, medication information, visit history, and more.
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We provide medical interpreters.
Explore dining options at BID Milton for you and your visitors.
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Today, Beth Israel Lahey Health officially embarks on a journey to transform health care in Massachusetts. Beth Israel Lahey Health is a new health care system that brings together academic medical centers and teaching hospitals, community and specialty hospitals, more than 4,000 physicians and 35,000 employees in a shared mission to expand access to great care and advance the science and practice of medicine through groundbreaking research and education.
“With the creation of Beth Israel Lahey Health, we have an unprecedented opportunity to care for our patients and our communities in new and better ways,” said Kevin Tabb, MD, President and CEO of Beth Israel Lahey Health. “This is just the beginning of our journey to transform health care in Massachusetts into what we know it can and should be.”
“We believe everyone should have access to high-quality, affordable care, whether they live on Cape Cod, the North Shore or somewhere in between,” he added. “Through local and system partnerships, as well as the enthusiasm and talent of all our employees and providers, we will invest in and strengthen community-based care, informed by innovation and discovery.”
To achieve its goals of delivering extraordinary, integrated care close to where our patients live and work, Beth Israel Lahey Health includes:
“Each of the organizations joining Beth Israel Lahey Health brings a strong legacy and unique expertise to this new system,” said Ann Ellen Hornidge, JD, Chair of the Board of Beth Israel Lahey Health. “In coming together, we embrace our individual strengths and commit to working together to make a difference for our patients and our communities by expanding access to reimagine the future of health care in Massachusetts.”
Your doctor will schedule any pre-admission testing you may need a few weeks or days before your surgery. You’ll get details about taking your medications in the days and weeks before your surgery.
We also give you directions to follow about eating and drinking the night before your procedure.
Download and read our patient guide to prepare for surgery. We offer the guide in several languages:
When you come to BID Milton for an elective or scheduled surgery, please bring:
Your care team lets you know when your doctor decides you are well enough to go home. Most patients can leave the hospital by noon on their discharge day.
Your nurse gives you instructions about:
Some patients need home health, skilled nursing facility, inpatient rehabilitation facility or long-term care hospital services after discharge. If you need these services, our Care Transitions team coordinates arrangements based on your insurance coverage and input.
Visit the sites below to learn more about these services in your area:
Easily access your health information by visiting the MyBILH Chart. Use MyBILH Chart to view laboratory and imaging results, medication information, visit history, and more.