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Patient Resources & Information

Everything you need to know for your visit, from hours and forms to patient rights and discharge instructions.

Visiting & Operating Hours

General Hospital Hours

Outpatient Department (OPD) 24/7
Saturday OPD 24/7
Pharmacy 24/7
Laboratory Services 24/7

Inpatient Visiting Hours

General Wards 6.30am - 11:00 AM - 1:00 PM & 4:30 PM - 6:30 PM
Children's Ward One parent may stay overnight

Maximum - visitors per patient at a time

Emergency Information

Emergency Contacts

24/7 Emergency Line

0745 404646

Emergency Procedures

  • Emergency Department operates 24/7
  • Ambulance with trained paramedics available
  • Critical cases prioritized (triage system)
  • Bring previous medical records if available
  • SHA and insurance accepted for emergencies
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Patient Forms & Documents

Download and complete these forms before your visit to save time

New Patient Registration

Complete this form for first-time visits

Download PDF

Medical History Form

Detailed health history questionnaire

Download PDF

Consent for Treatment

Authorization for medical procedures

Download PDF

Privacy Acknowledgement

HIPAA and data protection form

Download PDF

Note: Bring completed forms, ID, insurance card, and any medical records to your appointment.

Patient Rights & Responsibilities

Your Rights

  • Receive respectful and compassionate care
  • Privacy and confidentiality of medical information
  • Informed consent for treatments and procedures
  • Access to your medical records
  • Refuse treatment and be informed of consequences
  • Know the names and roles of your care team

Your Responsibilities

  • Provide accurate medical history
  • Follow prescribed treatment plans
  • Respect hospital policies and other patients
  • Pay bills promptly or make arrangements
  • Keep appointments or cancel in advance
  • Ask questions when you don't understand

Before Admission Checklist

  1. Bring your ID/Passport
  2. Bring insurance card and authorization if required
  3. Pack personal items (toiletries, comfortable clothing)
  4. Bring current medications in original containers
  5. Arrange for transportation home after discharge
  6. Notify family/friends about your admission

After Discharge Instructions

  1. Schedule follow-up appointments before leaving
  2. Understand your medication schedule
  3. Know warning signs that need medical attention
  4. Get written discharge instructions
  5. Arrange for home care if needed
  6. Keep emergency contacts readily available

Frequently Asked Questions

What should I bring for my appointment?

Bring your ID, insurance card, any referral letters, previous medical records, and a list of current medications.

Do you offer payment plans?

Yes, we offer flexible payment plans for large bills. Please speak with our billing department to arrange suitable terms.

How do I get my medical records?

Submit a written request at the medical records department with a copy of your ID. Allow 3-5 working days for processing.

Can I choose my doctor?

Yes, you can request a specific doctor based on availability. For specialists, a referral may be required.

What COVID-19 precautions are in place?

Masking in clinical areas, hand sanitizing stations, regular disinfection, and visitor restrictions when necessary.

How do I provide feedback or make a complaint?

Use the form below, speak to the nursing supervisor, or contact our customer service desk. All feedback is confidential.

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