Inpatients are patients who are admitted to a hospital or healthcare facility for treatment that requires them to stay overnight or longer. They receive comprehensive care, which may include surgery, monitoring, and specialized therapies. Inpatients are typically assigned a room and are under the supervision of medical staff throughout their stay. The length of an inpatient stay can vary based on the patient's condition and treatment plan. Common reasons for inpatient admission include serious illnesses, surgeries, and complications from chronic conditions. During their stay, inpatients may undergo various tests and procedures to aid in their recovery and ensure proper care.