Compassionate, Coordinated Inpatient Care
Hospitalists from Core Physicians provide medical care for patients while they are in Exeter Hospital. These board-certified doctors specialize in inpatient medicine — caring for patents during their stay, managing treatment, and working closely with nurses and specialists.
Because hospitalists are in the hospital full time, they can quickly respond to changes in your condition and ensure you get the care you need when you need it most.
Benefits of Hospitalist Care
Hospitalists help patients receive safe, timely, and well-coordinated care throughout their stay.
Key benefits include:
- Faster diagnosis and treatment
- Better communication between your care team and family
- Prompt review of test results
- Immediate response in emergencies
- A smoother, more organized discharge process
Frequently Asked Questions
Learn more about what hospitalists do and how they support your care during your hospital stay.
A hospitalist is a doctor who cares for you only while you are in the hospital. At Exeter Hospital, our hospitalists:
- Visit patients daily and manage treatment plans
- Communicate with patients and families
- Coordinate care with surgeons, specialists, and nurses
- Keep your primary care provider informed about your hospital stay
Because they are in the hospital full time, hospitalists can review test results quickly, respond to emergencies right away, and adjust your care as needed.
Your hospitalist keeps your primary care provider (PCP) updated about your condition and treatment. When you leave the hospital, your PCP receives a full summary of your care, test results, and medications to ensure a smooth transition home.
Your medication list helps hospitalists keep you safe. You can help by:
- Bringing an updated list that includes name, dose, and reason for each medicine
- Keeping medicines in their original labeled containers
- Not taking your own medicines unless told by the hospitalist or nurse
Yes. Hospitalists work in teams to provide 24/7 coverage. You may see different doctors during your stay, but they share updates regularly so your care remains seamless.