General ward
Clean, bright beds for patients staying in hospital after surgery or during treatment.
Inpatient care
General ward
Patients who need to stay in hospital, after an operation or while receiving treatment, are cared for in the general ward.
Each bed has a medical gas outlet, and nurses are on duty day and night. The doctors who treated you see you on their rounds until you are ready to go home.
Who stays in the ward
- Patients recovering after surgery
- Patients with fractures waiting for or recovering from fixation
- Patients who need treatment through a drip or injections
- Patients moving out of the ICU as they improve
During your stay
- Nursing care around the clock
- Daily review by your treating doctor
- Physiotherapy at the bedside when needed
- Medicines from the in-house pharmacy
What to expect
Admission
The front desk completes your admission and shows you to your bed.
Treatment
Your doctor and the nursing team look after you through your stay.
Discharge
You go home with clear instructions, your medicines and a follow-up date.
Questions patients ask
Can a family member stay with the patient?
Yes, one attendant can usually stay with the patient. The ward staff will explain the arrangements on admission.
What should I bring for a hospital stay?
Your earlier reports and prescriptions, a photo ID, comfortable clothes, and basic toiletries.
Related services
Need to see a doctor?
Call or WhatsApp the hospital and the team will guide you to the right department. For emergencies, come straight in: we are open 24 hours.
Prefer to plan ahead? Request an appointment online.