The "My Medication List and Health Care Information" and "Patient Notification of Data Collection" forms may be downloaded, filled out and printed.
My Medication List and Health Care Information
Due to COVID-19, our patient visitor policies are changing. Please visit: COVID-19: Enhanced Visitor Policy
If you believe you have symptoms of COVID-19, take these steps.
For more than six decades, St. Luke’s Health has been known for its commitment to providing the highest quality, compassionate care for the whole family—body, mind, and spirit.
Our physicians, staff, and volunteers are dedicated to the health and wellness of our patients, visitors, and the community.
Personal computers and mobile devices can be used within any St. Luke’s Health facility. Simply connect to our wireless guest network and select “Get Connected” from the list of wireless networks to launch your web browser. Read the “Terms and Conditions of Use” and select “Connect” for access. Our guest Wi-Fi connections are unrestricted and unencrypted for Internet-only use.
St. Luke’s Health is committed to promoting a healthy healing environment for our patients, visitors, and community. To support this effort, all tobacco products are prohibited on our campuses—hospitals, Baylor St. Luke’s Emergency Centers, St. Luke’s Health–Kirby Glen Outpatient Treatment Center, and Baylor St. Luke’s Medical Group offices—including sidewalks and parking lots. Electronic “e-cigarettes” also are prohibited.
St. Luke’s Health offers communication aids for our disabled patients, including those who are who are deaf, hard of hearing, or blind with the following (at no additional cost):
Qualified Sign Language Interpreters
Telecommunication devices (TTY/TDD)
Readers for the blind and large print materials for the visually impaired
If you require assistance, please inform the registrar or your nurse.
You also may find useful information at:
Hearing Loss Association of Houston
Hearing Loss Association of America
Our Spiritual Care teams are available 24/7 at all St. Luke’s Health facilities to help meet the emotional and spiritual needs of our patients and their families. Please contact a member of your care team if you need to speak with someone from the Spiritual Care department. For an area of solace, our hospital chapels offer a place of reflection and prayer for all faiths. Each St. Luke’s chapel is open to all. Ask any member of our hospitals’ staff for chapel locations.
We want to empower you with valuable information to help you and your family make important healthcare decisions. With this tool, you'll be able to find the general price estimate of the procedure you plan to have. Keep in mind that procedure costs can vary and do not include costs charged by others outside the hospital who are involved in a patient’s procedure, such as physicians, radiologists, and anesthesiologists.
For FY25, our Hospital is focusing on improving the safety and quality of our care. Focused performance improvements include: Acute Care and Ambulatory Care Patient Experience, Sepsis Mortality, 7 Day Readmissions, Hospital Acquired Infections such as CAUTI, CLABSI, C. Difficile, Patient death or serious injury associated with a fall while being cared for in a healthcare setting, and Stage 3, Stage 4, and unstageable pressure ulcers acquired after admission/presentation to a healthcare setting.
For measurable results of our efforts, please review the Hospital Compare website.
Physicians and health care leaders have an opportunity to increase awareness about prostate cancer risks and encourage patient-provider discussions.
Read More Additional information about How Providers Can Increase Prostate Cancer Awareness in Patients
St. Luke’s Health is leading the way in putting patient perspectives at the forefront of neurosurgery practices to ensure ideal outcomes for each person.
Read More Additional information about Strange New Worlds: Centering Patient Perspectives on NeurosurgeryLooking for a doctor? Perform a quick search by name or browse by specialty.
