Patients
At Wheaton Franciscan Healthcare, our goal is to provide the best care possible for every patient, every day.
Quick and Easy Access to the Help You Need
We believe that an important aspect of respectful individualized health care is to ensure you as a patient, and your loved ones, are as knowledgeable as possible about your hospital stay from scheduling appointments to understanding your rights and responsibilities.
The navigation tools on the left and below will help you find health care information, schedule a class, using our wireless network and more. We look forward to serving you.
Billing Questions?
Call 877-304-6332 or e-mail wheatonbusinessoffice@wfhc.org
Monday and Wednesday: 8 am - 8 am.
Tuesday, Thursday, Friday: 8 am-5 pm.
We offer billing consultations. Read more...
Central Scheduling
Please call 414-456-3200 or toll free at 866-960-9100. Also have your physician fax the order to 414-456-3201.
Wheaton Franciscan Centralized Scheduling is responsible for:
- The scheduling of any diagnostic testing. This includes laboratory, radiology, pulmonary testing, EEG’s, pre-surgical testing and MRI testing at any of our Wheaton Franciscan facilities (Elmbrook Memorial, Franklin, St. Francis, and St. Joseph). Diagnostic testing can be scheduled at any outpatient department, which includes The Wauwatosa Outpatient Center, and our Brown Deer facility.
- Scheduling for specialty clinics such as, the GI Clinic, Sleep Clinics, Pain Clinics, and Wound Clinics.
- Consults with a nutritionist or diabetic nurse at one of our facilities.
Classes & Events
Please click the link above to search and register for classes and events online.
Health Library
Wheaton Franciscan Healthcare provides patients with the most up-to-date information for their health and wellness. These pages provide a comprehensive reference encyclopedia on thousands of diseases and conditions, detailed condition reports, complementary and alternative medicine, drug reference information and daily health news.
Wireless Network
Do you have work to do but need to be at the hospital? Follow our guidelines to the Internet to find out how to gain access.
