Our Care
We remain grateful for our community’s patience and understanding during this time of uncertainty. Our clinical teams will work collaboratively with families to ensure they remain informed about their loved one during a hospital stay.
Terms and Conditions for Visitors - Patients
- You are in hospital for treatment and recovery. If you do not want visitors, it is okay to say so.
- As a visitor, it is important to keep to a hospital’s visiting hours, so patients can get plenty of rest.
- You might be able to arrange to visit someone after visiting hours. Check with the hospital.
- Never visit someone in hospital if you are sick.
- Most hospitals have hand wash stations on every ward. Wash your hands before and after your visit.
- Use family rooms if you need privacy or so that you do not disturb other patients.
- Respect the wishes of the person you are visiting – sometimes they may not feel well enough to have visitors.
Visitors are an important part of the recovery process and are welcome in hospitals. Visitors can help people recover faster, and also help reduce their anxiety and stress. However, it is up to the person in hospital to decide if they want visitors, and visitors must also respect hospital policies and visiting hours.
Placing Patient Comfort Above All Else
At Ntinda Hospital, a patient’s comfort during their stay is of utmost importance. From admittance to discharge, our caring staff of doctors, nurses, nutrition services personnel and others makes sure each patient is treated with personalized care and attention. With our relationship-based approach to care, Ntinda Hospital creates an open, trusting line of communication with each patient, encouraging them to express their concerns so that we can customize care based on their specific needs. Patients can rest assured that our team will be with them every step of the way, helping to make the process as stress-free and as comfortable as possible.