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How to choose a room type
How to choose a room type
When you are admitted to a unit at Hennick Bridgepoint Hospital, you will be placed in a room that is available and appropriate based on your medical needs and the needs of others on the unit.
If you would like to switch into a private or semi-private room, please contact the Business Office at 416-461-8252 ext. 3095 or 3096 to check on availability.
You will need to take the following steps:
- Fill out and sign the Patient Financial Responsibility Form
- Provide your insurance information, if applicable
- Provide a credit card for amounts not covered by insurance
Room descriptions
Room descriptions
Our hospital rooms were designed with patients in mind. Every patient has a floor-to-ceiling view of the city or park, a generously-sized room and a closet with a lockable drawer for valuables.
Standard ward room
- Two beds per room
- Shared bathroom; shower is shared between two standard ward rooms (four patients)
Semi-private room
- Two beds per room
- Shared bathroom and shower
Private room
- One bed per room
- Private bathroom with shower
Fees for private and semi-private rooms vary based on a number of factors. Please contact the Business Office at 416-461-8252 ext. 3095 or 3096 for more information.
Please note: If you are in a private or semi-private room, you may be asked to move due to the clinical needs of the hospital. You will only be charged for the days you occupy a private or semi-private room.
Insurance for private and semi-private rooms
Insurance for private and semi-private rooms
Your extended health insurance plan may cover all or part of the additional charges for a private or semi-private room.
Please check with your insurance provider for details, as some may cover charges in an acute care hospital but not for Rehabilitation or Complex Continuing Care.
It is your responsibility to confirm your insurance coverage. Our team is unable to contact insurance providers for privacy reasons.
Direct billing
We can bill directly to most major extended health benefit plans. This means that rather than paying upfront for the whole amount and being reimbursed by your insurance company, you pay only the amount you are responsible for.
Please confirm with your insurance company or with us at admission if we can bill your insurance company directly. Bring your insurance information with you to the hospital.
Paying a hospital room bill and co-payment information
Paying a hospital room bill and co-payment information
Some health-care services are not covered by the Ontario Health Insurance Program (OHIP) or other insurance.
The Ministry of Health requires hospitals to bill certain patients for a portion of the non-medical costs of their care, such as accommodations and meals.
Learn more about paying a hospital bill and co-payments.