To reach St. Anthony Clinic, please call 712-794-5250. Our regular phone line is currently down, and we hope to have it restored soon. Thank you for your understanding.

Visitor Resources and Answers

St. Anthony Cares Program

Our patients and visitors are important to us. We strive to provide our patients and visitors the best experience and care while you are at St. Anthony’s Hospital. See additional information about this program.

Newspapers

The Des Moines Register, Omaha World Herald, and Carroll Times Herald may be purchased from the newspaper vending box on the second floor, atrium entrance.

Flower Delivery

Local flower shops provide delivery services to the volunteer desk Monday through Friday. The deliveries are taken by volunteers directly to the patient’s room. Deliveries to patients in the critical care unit are held until the patient is transferred out of the unit.

Internet Access

The hospital provides free Internet access. Ask your nurse if you need an Internet connection for your laptop.

Notary Public

Notary public service is available at no charge. Ask your nurse, or dial “0” for assistance.

Mail and E-mail

Cards and letters are delivered directly to your room by volunteers, Monday through Friday. Outgoing mail may be given to the nursing staff to mail. Postage stamps are available in the Coffee and Gift Shop, in the second floor atrium. Any first-class mail arriving after your discharge will be forwarded to your home address. To ensure your mail will reach you during your stay, please use the following address:

Patient’s Full Name
St. Anthony Regional Hospital
P.O. Box 628
311 South Clark Street
Carroll, Iowa 51401

E-mail greetings may be sent to patients through the hospital website. E-mail greetings are delivered daily. Greetings are not forwarded to patients who have been discharged. St. Anthony reserves the right to read and review e-mail greetings sent to patients; cards containing unsuitable or offensive messages will not be delivered.

Visiting Hours

Quiet Time at St. Anthony is from 1:00pm – 3:00pm and again from 9:00pm – 6:00am.

Quiet times in hospitals are crucial for patient recovery and overall well-being, as well as for improving the work environment for staff.

Here’s why they are so important:

Coffee and Gift Shop

The St. Anthony Auxiliary sponsors the Coffee and Gift Shop, which is located in the second floor atrium. See more information.

Sandwiches, snacks, beverages, candy, and gum are available as well as fresh flowers, cards, magazines, and gift items. Phone cards, postage stamps, and personal care items are also available for purchase by patients and guests.

Phone orders may be placed by dialing extension 5259 (712-794-5259). Both MasterCard and Visa are accepted. Auxiliary volunteers make daily delivery of flower and gift orders taken by phone.

Chapel

Two Adoration Chapels are open to visitors, hospital employees and patients 24 hours a day. The chapels are located on second floor of the hospital, in the atrium, and on the terrace level of the Nursing Home.

Chapel visitors may use this peaceful, quiet space to pray, meditate, or reflect. Spiritual guidance and support may be arranged through the hospital chaplain. Local clergy may be contacted through the hospital chaplain, social workers, or by calling the hospital operator.

Tobacco-Free Environment

St. Anthony Regional Hospital is tobacco-free campus-wide. Our tobacco-free policy means that use of tobacco products is prohibited on our campus, including in buildings or vehicles, and on sidewalks and parking lots.

Smoking cessation information and services are offered to patients at the time of admission. Your physician can order nicotine replacement therapies to help you during your hospital stay. To help family members or visitors who use tobacco products, nicotine replacement items are available for purchase in the Coffee and Gift Shop, in the second floor atrium.

St. Anthony believes that maintaining a tobacco-free environment will greatly benefit our patients, our employees, and our community by reducing the ill effects of tobacco products in our surroundings. Thank you for your support in helping us maintain a tobacco-free environment.

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