From modern private rooms to delicious meal options and flexible visiting hours, every detail is designed with your well-being in mind.
Your stay at Northwood Hospital
We are committed to making your stay as comfortable, stress-free and enjoyable as possible.
CHEERFUL STAFF, COMFORTABLE BEDROOMS COMPASSIONATE CARE, YOUR WELLBEING AND RECOVERY ARE AT THE HEART OF EVERYTHING WE DO
Your Room
Your room has been designed with your comfort, wellbeing, and recovery in mind. You will have a high-quality adjustable electric bed, dimmable lighting, an ergonomic chair, a bed-side cabinet, and wardrobe. The room will be equipped with a flat-screen television, and a nurse call bell for any immediate needs.
The en-suite washrooms feature specialist splash reducing basins and showers to reduce any risk of waterborne infection.
Food Services & Menu Options
We offer an extensive food and drink menu, with options ranging from three course meals to light sandwiches and soups. All of these will be prepared for you on site.
We cater to all allergy requirements, as well as to cultural and religious requirements, and will be delighted to prepare, for example, gluten free, vegan, vegetarian, halal, and kosher meals.
Should your guests require a meal, we will be happy to provide this at a small extra cost. Tea, coffee, and soft drinks are complementary throughout your stay for both you and your visitors.
Optional Extras
While in hospital, you may want to treat yourself to additional comforts. With this in mind, should you need any little extras, we will be delighted to facilitate any additional items you ask for to elevate your stay.
Visitors
We understand how important it is to have loved ones or carers visit you when you are in hospital.This is why we have flexible visiting hours between 8am and 10 pm to suit each individual’s own wellbeing and needs.
If you are a visitor, please read these guidelines for supporting your relative or friend.
Do not visit if you are currently suffering from a respiratory illness or infection, such as a cough, cold or flu.
Do not visit if you have suffered from vomiting or diarrhoea within the last 48 hours, or been in close contact with someone with these symptoms.
The patient will need all their energy to recuperate from their surgery. As a result, the risk of infection to them needs to be minimised. Therefore, in addition:
Please wash your hands when entering and leaving the hospital. Use hand sanitiser as required.
Follow any local infection control measures as directed by staff and by signage.
Please do not bring plants or flowers to the hospital.
Please also do not bring any cooked food into the hospital.
Visitors are welcome to wait with the patient until they are called to theatre. They will be asked to leave once it is time for the patient to go to the operating theatre.
The patient’s chosen contact will be informed of their recovery as soon as possible. When the patient is feeling well enough, visitors will be invited back in accordance with the patient’s wishes.
To ensure that both patients and visitors are well rested, we request that all visitors leave the hospital by 10 p.m., as sleep is incredibly important for recovery.
