You should bring your insurance card, some form of identification, and a list of the medications and supplements you take regularly as well as the dosages. ...

You may come to the hospital unaccompanied. You MUST be accompanied home, however. You will not be discharged until a family member or friend is with you. ...

You may NOT go home via subway, train, or bus. You must be driven home in a car.

You will be sleeping lightly during the procedure, but you might experience angina pain or slight discomfort in your chest. If this is the case, additional ...

Depending on your insurance coverage, there may be an additional co-payment if you are admitted to the hospital. Credits- Mount Sinai Health System 

A family member is usually permitted to stay overnight with you if you are in a single room. If you are in a double room, this is usually not permitted. ...

If you have any questions or concerns, call the Cardiac Catheterization Laboratory any time at 212-241-5881 and ask to speak to a nurse practitioner. We wil...

Stop taking Coumadin (warfarin) at least three days before your procedure date, unless your doctor instructs you otherwise. In some cases, your doctor may i...

Stop taking Pradaxa (dabigatran), Eliquis (apixaban) or Xarelto (rivaroxaban) at least 48 hours before your procedure, unless your doctor instructs you othe...

Continue to take your prescribed medications unless your doctor has told you not to. Do not take your diuretic, insulin, or oral diabetes medications on the...