Patient Rights
As A Patient You Have The Right To:
→ High quality patient care
→ Medical treatment regardless of your age (over 18), sex, race, religion, disability or national origin
→ Respectful consideration of your psychosocial spiritual, and cultural values, needs and preferences
→ A clean and save environment
→ Protection of your privacy
→ Involvement in your care
→ Refuse treatment to the extent permitted by law and to be informed of the consequences of your refusal
→ An explanation of treatments and procedures you are receiving
→ Help when leaving the facility
→ Access to all information contained in your medical record, provided upon your written request
→ Help with your billing claim
→ Receive information regarding methods of expressing suggestions or grievances to the organization
Patient Responsibilities
As A Patient You Are Required To:
→ Provide complete and accurate information about your health, medication, including over the counter products
→ Follow the treatment plan prescribed by your doctor
→ Provide a responsible adult to transport you home from this center
→ Accept personal financial responsibility for any charges not covered by insurance
→ Be respectful of all healthcare providers, staff, and other patients
Anne Arundel Digestive Center Ownership Disclosure:
Richard Baum, M.D. NPI 1104888254
Gelsimo Cruz, M.D. NPI 1265509277
David Fishbein, M.D. NPI 129573523
George Kurian, M.D. NPI 1285663070
Alif Manajwala, M.D. NPI 1679681902
Jose Nepomuceno, M.D. NPI 1659325363
Robin Ulanow, M.D. NPI 1841302528
Anne Arundel Digestive Center Hours of Operation
AADC is opent Monday through Friday from 7:00AM to 3:30PM. If you are unable to keep your appointment for your procedure, please contact your doctor's office. If unable to contact them call us at 410-766-1012
Advance Directives
AADC must inform you that advanced directives and DNR are not at the center, and will use all measures possible to sustain life.
Emergencies
AADC is not an emergency treatment facility. In case of emergency, please contact your physician or go directly to the closest hospital's emergency room. The hospital staff can determine the extent of your problems and contact us. Some problems that require emergency attention include vomiting blood or passing blood from the rectum, black stools, severe abdominal pain, severe dizziness, weakness or loss of consiousness.