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Reception: 345 640 4040
Ward 1/Ground Floor: 345 324 1651
Ward 2/Second Floor: 345 326 3713
How to Call for a Nurse
When you arrive on the ward, you will be shown how to call for a nurse. When you need to do so, press the nurse call button, as shown. Once you push the button, the alert is received at the nurses’ station and a nurse should attend to you in three minutes.
Wi-Fi Access
Open Wi-Fi is available for patient and guest use. Please select ‘HCC_Guest’ from the list of available networks.
We want to ensure that your experience at Health City is positive and that we address any issues that may arise during your stay. If you have any concerns or suggestions about your care/the care of a loved one, please speak with your nurse, who will be able to put you in contact with our Patient Care Service Team.
Toilets
You will find accessible toilets in various areas around the
hospital including:
Do not flush wet wipes or paper towels down the toilet. If you are a caregiver and in a semi-private room, please do not leave dirty linens in the washroom. Instead, ask the nurses to provide you with a linen bag to place them in.
Water Fountains
We have water fountains available on each floor, located near the nurses’ station. Feel free to bring a reusable bottle to fill up during your visit.
Nourishment Room
A microwave and a refrigerator are located by the nurses’ station. Feel free to use these at any time, and ensure you clean up any mess.
Safes are located in the wardrobes of all inpatient rooms. Please lock away your valuables before you leave the room overnight or for a procedure. The hospital is not liable for the loss of any valuables.
Our café offers a variety of meals, snacks, and beverages for your convenience.
The opening hours are:
Normal admission protocol includes the provision of three meals and two snacks for the patient per day, as the diet advised by the doctor. If any additional food or drinks are required, this will be at a cost to the patient. Please consult with the medical team before bringing in outside food.
Please note our standard visiting hours. We ask for your cooperation in maintaining a peaceful environment for all patients.
Weekdays: 11:00 am – 1:00 pm and 5:00 pm – 7:00 pm
Caregivers may stay with a patient throughout the patient’s stay. Please discuss this with the nurse in charge.
We encourage visitors to be mindful of patients’ rest, especially after 6:00 pm. Please check with the lead nurse regarding Intensive Care visiting hours as these may differ.
If you need language assistance, please notify the reception staff, and we will arrange an interpreter for you.
Please follow the hospital’s infection control procedures and dispose of waster properly to ensure a safe and healthy environment.
Wash your hands regularly, use the hand sanitisers provided, and adhere to any additional guidelines given by your care team.
For your well-being and that of fellow patients, please keep noise to a minimum and avoid group visits during rest periods. If you need to speak to the medical staff, please be mindful of patient privacy and try to wait for a private moment.
Rest is crucial to your recovery. Here are a few tips to improve your sleep quality:
You will encounter a variety of medical professionals during your stay, including doctors, nurses, and specialists. Each will be there to guide you through your care process. Your doctor typically conducts medical rounds in the morning. However, this may vary depending on their schedule. If you have any questions or would like to know the exact time of the doctor’s visit, please consult with your assigned nurse, as the doctor can be reached by phone if necessary.
While we will make every effort to ensure you are comfortable, we understand that there may be instances when you experience pain or discomfort. In such cases, please notify the medical staff immediately so they can provide appropriate pain management.
It’s important to ensure that all medications are taken as prescribed. Please keep track of your medications and speak with your nurse or doctor if you have any concerns or questions regarding your prescriptions.
Please use the call button if you need assistance when moving around. Keep the bed at a safe height and ask for help if you feel unsteady.
In the event of an emergency, please remain calm and follow the instructions provided by the staff. Fire exits are clearly marked in the hospital and on the map on page 4 of the downloadable guide.
Discharge Planning & Next Steps
When your medical team determines you are ready to leave the hospital, we will work with you to prepare for discharge. Your discharge plan will include instructions for home care, follow-up appointments, and any necessary prescriptions.
Medications & Prescriptions
Before you leave, you will receive all medications and prescriptions for your continued care at home.
Follow-Up Appointments & Continuing Care
You will be provided with follow-up appointment details to ensure your ongoing recovery.
Our goal is to create a comfortable and supportive environment for you and your loved ones. This guide is designed to help you navigate our facilities, offering essential information about amenities, visiting hours, and other resources to enhance your experience. If you have any further questions, please don’t hesitate to ask the reception or nursing team. Thank you for supporting our efforts to create a safe and comfortable environment for everyone.
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