• The right to receive care in a safe setting free from all forms of abuse or harassment.
• Right to health and medical care corresponding to the patients state of health without any discrimination, within the hospital’s scope regardless of age, race, religion, sex, national origin, disability or source of payment.

• The right to know about the diagnosis and propose treatment and to participate in the development of the plan of care. Information will be given to the patient by the doctors and the other member of the care team in the language the patient understands. The patient will not be subject to any procedure without the written informed consent, except in the following cases;
  • In emergency cases, when patient in at imminent of physical injury, decline or death, when the patient is either minor, or legally incompetent, or unconscious in which case the third party consent is required; when patient waves his right in writing.

The patient has the right to chose freely and changes his/her physician. The patient has the right to ask for the opinion of another physician at any stage.

I, a patient is a minor or otherwise legally incompetent, the consent of a legally entitled representative, where legally relevant, is required. Nevertheless, the patient must be involved in the decision making to the fullest extent allowed by his/her capacity.

The right to expect sensitivity in response to your spiritual, cultural and social values and beliefs.

The right to receive considerate, respectful care which promotes comfort, security, confidentiality, personal privacy and dignity.

• All identifiable information about a patient’s health status, medical condition, diagnosis, prognosis and treatment and all other information of a personal kind must be kept confidential even after death. Exceptionally, decedents may have a right of access to information that would inform them of their health risks.
• The patient’s dignity and privacy shall be respected at all times in medical care. The privacy of the patient assured to all stages of his treatment. The patient has the right to be free from unwarranted public exposure, except in the following cases;
  • When the patients mental or physical condition is in controversy and the appropriate courts in its discretion, orders him to submit to physical or mental examination by a physician, when public health and safety so demand, when patients waves his rights.

Right to receive care in a safe setting, free from all forms of abuse or harassment.

Right to make decisions about the patients care, including the right to know why an operation or treatment is needed and who will perform the operation or treatment. This includes the right to refuse care or treatment and to know what may happen if the treatment is not received.

The rights to develop advance directives and to have hospital staff comply with those directives.

The patient has the right to receive information about himself/herself recorded in any or his/her medical records, and to be fully informed about his/her health status including the medical facts about his/her condition. However, confidential information in the patients records about the third party should not be given to the patient without the consent of that third party.

The right to receive treatment in a safe, abuse-free environment without discrimination as to race, color, religion, sex, national origin, disability, sexual orientation, or source of payment.

The right to be free from restrains and seclusions of any form that are not medically indicated. Unless required emergency situations to protect the patients and or others safety.

The right to agree or reject to take part in or withdraw from any study or experiment related to the patients care or treatment.

The right to review bills and expect answers all questions pertaining to it.

Right to participate in the consideration of any ethical questions that may arise in the course of your care.

The right to participate for religious counseling. Patient is welcome to arrange for religious counselor to visit and/or pray for you while in the hospital.