Tampa Bay Hospitalists

Since 2004, our board certified hospitalists have been providing the most compassionate, comprehensive, and cost-effective care to hospitalized patients in the Tampa Bay region.

Trusted Partners

We partner with busy medical practices like yours to provide efficient and compassionate care to your hospitalized patients.

24/7 Care

We provide an onsite physician 24/7, so you can rest assured that your patients are getting the best care around the clock.

Dedicated Physicians

Our physicians work exclusively in hospitals, so they know how to coordinate all the talents and resources of Tampa's largest medical institutions

Our Care

Improving Care for Hospitalized Patients

Ensure the health of your patients with help from TBIM Hospitalists, a professional medical group providing hospital care in Tampa since 2004. For over 17 years we’ve been providing the most comprehensive, efficient, and cost-effective hospital care in the region.

We really love what we do, which is why we try hard to make our patients’ hospital stays less stressful and as brief as possible. It’s rewarding to see our patients improve, get better, and move home.

Frequently Asked Questions

A hospitalist coordinates a patient’s care while he or she is in the hospital. Hospitalists are responsible for answering patient questions, coordinating care between specialists, and evaluating test results. While hospitalists, most of whom are trained in internal medicine, do not replace primary care physicians, they do help ensure the entire hospitalization process runs as smoothly as possible. Learn more about what hospitalists do.

Patient satisfaction continues to be an important and commonly used indicator for measuring the quality of health care in the hospital setting. A 2013 study published in the Journal of Hospital Medicine found that patients at hospitals where hospitalists exclusively oversaw care were more likely to be satisfied with their hospital experience, including their experience at discharge.1

While most hospitalists send a discharge summary to primary care physicians, we also use a variety of other tactics to ensure the discharge process goes smoothly and limit readmissions. We will get in touch with primary care doctors in cases where a patient gets a significant new diagnosis like cancer. We may also schedule a follow-up call with patients. We may call family members or caregivers after discharge, or send a copy of the discharge summary home, depending on the patient’s situation. In some hospital settings case managers or social workers are responsible for contacting patients after discharge. Learn more about our services.

What Patients Are Saying About Our Care

Our Service Area

From Hospitals to Nursing and Rehab Centers, We've Got You Covered

We Accept Most Major Insurance Plans.

When paying for service, there are no set fees, and we accept most major insurance plans to ensure everyone receives the care they need.