Advance Directives

There are several types of advance directives; the two most common forms
are living wills and a durable power of attorney designation. Methodist
Southlake Hospital does not honor previously signed advance directives.
All patients are therefore asked to sign a written consent at registration
that allows the hospital to initiate resuscitation efforts and a transfer
to a higher level of care should they suffer a cardiac or respiratory
arrest or other life-threatening situation.

APR.09.01.01

The hospital notifies the public it serves about how to contact its hospital
management and The Joint Commission to report concerns about patient safety
and quality of care.

Director of Quality:
(817) 865-4515 or
MSLConnect@methodistslh.com

https://www.jointcommission.org/report_a_complaint.aspx

Note: Methods of notice may include, but are not limited to, distribution
of information about The Joint Commission, including contact information
in published materials such as brochures and/or posting this information
on the hospital’s website.

Methodist Southlake Hospital encourages visitation in a manner that promotes
healing and balances the needs of all patients and visitors.