General visiting arrangements
- A maximum of 3 visitors at the same time
- Visiting is allowed every day, at fixed times
- Week days: from 4 pm to 8 pm
- Weekends: from 2 pm to 8 pm.
- We want to ask you to restrict visits to a maximum of 2 hours.
- In a double room, both patients can receive visitors at the same time.
You do not need to wear a face mask
Except if you:
- have symptoms of a cold
- are particularly susceptible to infections
- are visiting a patient who is particularly susceptible to infections
Exception visiting arrangements
On a number of wards, there are other arrangements in place:
- Cardiac intensive care and postcardiac intensive care
- Geriatrics
- Hospitalisation women A (maternity ward)
- Hospitalisation women B (high-risk pregnancies)
- Intensive medicine
- Paediatrics
- Medical intensive medicine A and medical intensive medicine B
- Neonatology
- Palliative care ward
- Emergency department
Important points of attention
- Don't come too early to the hospital, to avoid over-crowding in the hospital.
- Do not visit if you are ill.
- Disinfect and wash your hands regularly.
- Leave the window in the room ajar for ventilation.
- You do not need to register at reception in the big reception hall. You can go to the ward directly. If you do not know the way to the ward, you can ask reception for directions.
- Disinfect your hands again when entering and leaving the ward.
- Visits always take place in the patient's room and not in other areas of the ward or the hospital.
- Please remember that the patient is vulnerable so keep the necessary distance. Keep your face mask on at all times.
- Do not leave the room during your visit.
- Immediately go home after your visit.
Small gifts
You are allowed to bring a small gift.
- Flowers and plants are allowed except on wards with more strict guidelines because of specific disorders. Make enquiries before your visit.
- Bringing food or drink? BCheck our recommendations for meals in the room.
Last edit:
4 May 2023