Visiting times and ward information
In order to protect the safety of our patients please note the following changes:
Many of our visiting restrictions are still in place, although patients in the following categories may have visitors at the discretion of the Nurse in Charge. This is in line with the compassionate visiting guidance which has been issued nationally.
- Patients at End of Life: These patients should be allowed open visiting where possible. One, or a maximum of two visitors at a time may visit throughout the day (and night if appropriate). This can be different members of the family.
- Patients with a learning disability and patients with dementia: Each patient should be assessed and visiting discussed and agreed with their immediate family. Visiting times should be allowed on an individual basis depending on the patient’s needs.
- Maternity: During labour and birth one nominated partner will be allowed throughout the mother’s stay on the labour ward/midwifery led unit .
We ask that the public respect these rules during the COVID-19 pandemic.
A
Acute Cardiac Unit
Visiting times
In order to protect the safety of our patients please note the following changes:
Many of our visiting restrictions are still in place, although patients in the following categories may have visitors at the discretion of the Nurse in Charge. This is in line with the compassionate visiting guidance which has been issued nationally.
- Patients at End of Life: These patients should be allowed open visiting where possible. One, or a maximum of two visitors at a time may visit throughout the day (and night if appropriate). This can be different members of the family.
- Patients with a learning disability and patients with dementia: Each patient should be assessed and visiting discussed and agreed with their immediate family. Visiting times should be allowed on an individual basis depending on the patient’s needs.
- Maternity: During labour and birth one nominated partner will be allowed throughout the mother’s stay on the labour ward/midwifery led unit .
We ask that the public respect these rules during the COVID-19 pandemic.
ACU is an eight-bed Coronary Care Unit located in the Trent Cardiac Centre. It cares for patients requiring level 1-2 care - the highest level. Patients may be transferred in as emergency admissions with acute cardiac problems such as myocardial infarction. They may require further treatment such as coronary angioplasty. Occasionally, patients requiring urgent/emergency cardiac surgery or higher levels of support will be transferred to the Cardiac Intensive Care Unit (CICU).
Contact us
Tel: 0115 969 1169
Ext: 56613, 56213, 59284
Our location
W2a
West Corridor
Parking
This unit is in the very centre of the hospital. Park where possible within any of the allocated visitor car parks.
Getting to us
Adult Critical Care
Visiting times
In order to protect the safety of our patients please note the following changes:
Many of our visiting restrictions are still in place, although patients in the following categories may have visitors at the discretion of the Nurse in Charge. This is in line with the compassionate visiting guidance which has been issued nationally.
- Patients at End of Life: These patients should be allowed open visiting where possible. One, or a maximum of two visitors at a time may visit throughout the day (and night if appropriate). This can be different members of the family.
- Patients with a learning disability and patients with dementia: Each patient should be assessed and visiting discussed and agreed with their immediate family. Visiting times should be allowed on an individual basis depending on the patient’s needs.
- Maternity: During labour and birth one nominated partner will be allowed throughout the mother’s stay on the labour ward/midwifery led unit .
We ask that the public respect these rules during the COVID-19 pandemic.
Contact us
Surgical high dependency unit
For general enquiries Tel: 0115 924 9924 Ext: 62758
or Ext: 66241 to contact a clinican.
Medical high dependency unit
Tel: 0115 924 9924 Ext: 69056
Adult Critical care
For general enquiries Tel: 0115 969 1169 Ext 51819
Our location
N15
North Corridor
Parking
Yellow car park via Edwards Lane entrance
Getting to us
B
Barclay Thoracic Ward
Visiting times
In order to protect the safety of our patients please note the following changes:
Many of our visiting restrictions are still in place, although patients in the following categories may have visitors at the discretion of the Nurse in Charge. This is in line with the compassionate visiting guidance which has been issued nationally.
- Patients at End of Life: These patients should be allowed open visiting where possible. One, or a maximum of two visitors at a time may visit throughout the day (and night if appropriate). This can be different members of the family.
- Patients with a learning disability and patients with dementia: Each patient should be assessed and visiting discussed and agreed with their immediate family. Visiting times should be allowed on an individual basis depending on the patient’s needs.
- Maternity: During labour and birth one nominated partner will be allowed throughout the mother’s stay on the labour ward/midwifery led unit .
We ask that the public respect these rules during the COVID-19 pandemic.
Contact us
Tel: 0115 969 1169
Ext: 57449 or 57430
Our location
N16
North Corridor
Parking
Yellow car park via Edwards Lane entrance
Getting to us
Beeston Ward
Visiting times
In order to protect the safety of our patients please note the following changes:
Many of our visiting restrictions are still in place, although patients in the following categories may have visitors at the discretion of the Nurse in Charge. This is in line with the compassionate visiting guidance which has been issued nationally.
- Patients at End of Life: These patients should be allowed open visiting where possible. One, or a maximum of two visitors at a time may visit throughout the day (and night if appropriate). This can be different members of the family.
- Patients with a learning disability and patients with dementia: Each patient should be assessed and visiting discussed and agreed with their immediate family. Visiting times should be allowed on an individual basis depending on the patient’s needs.
- Maternity: During labour and birth one nominated partner will be allowed throughout the mother’s stay on the labour ward/midwifery led unit .
We ask that the public respect these rules during the COVID-19 pandemic.
Contact us
Tel: 0115 969 1169
Ext: 59687 or 55380
Our location
S8
South Corridor
Parking
Yellow car park via Edwards Lane entrance
Getting to us
Berman 1 Ward
Visiting times
In order to protect the safety of our patients please note the following changes:
Many of our visiting restrictions are still in place, although patients in the following categories may have visitors at the discretion of the Nurse in Charge. This is in line with the compassionate visiting guidance which has been issued nationally.
- Patients at End of Life: These patients should be allowed open visiting where possible. One, or a maximum of two visitors at a time may visit throughout the day (and night if appropriate). This can be different members of the family.
- Patients with a learning disability and patients with dementia: Each patient should be assessed and visiting discussed and agreed with their immediate family. Visiting times should be allowed on an individual basis depending on the patient’s needs.
- Maternity: During labour and birth one nominated partner will be allowed throughout the mother’s stay on the labour ward/midwifery led unit .
We ask that the public respect these rules during the COVID-19 pandemic.
Contact us
Tel: 0115 969 1169
Ext: 53295 or 53296
Our location
S7
South Corridor
Parking
Yellow car park via Edwards Lane entrance
Getting to us
Berman 2 Ward
Visiting times
In order to protect the safety of our patients please note the following changes:
Many of our visiting restrictions are still in place, although patients in the following categories may have visitors at the discretion of the Nurse in Charge. This is in line with the compassionate visiting guidance which has been issued nationally.
- Patients at End of Life: These patients should be allowed open visiting where possible. One, or a maximum of two visitors at a time may visit throughout the day (and night if appropriate). This can be different members of the family.
- Patients with a learning disability and patients with dementia: Each patient should be assessed and visiting discussed and agreed with their immediate family. Visiting times should be allowed on an individual basis depending on the patient’s needs.
- Maternity: During labour and birth one nominated partner will be allowed throughout the mother’s stay on the labour ward/midwifery led unit .
We ask that the public respect these rules during the COVID-19 pandemic.
Contact us
Tel: 0115 969 1169
Ext: 53230
Our location
S7
South Corridor
Parking
Yellow car park via Edwards Lane entrance
Getting to us
Bonnington Ward
Visiting times
In order to protect the safety of our patients please note the following changes:
Many of our visiting restrictions are still in place, although patients in the following categories may have visitors at the discretion of the Nurse in Charge. This is in line with the compassionate visiting guidance which has been issued nationally.
- Patients at End of Life: These patients should be allowed open visiting where possible. One, or a maximum of two visitors at a time may visit throughout the day (and night if appropriate). This can be different members of the family.
- Patients with a learning disability and patients with dementia: Each patient should be assessed and visiting discussed and agreed with their immediate family. Visiting times should be allowed on an individual basis depending on the patient’s needs.
- Maternity: During labour and birth one nominated partner will be allowed throughout the mother’s stay on the labour ward/midwifery led unit .
We ask that the public respect these rules during the COVID-19 pandemic.
Contact us
Tel: 0115 969 1169
Ext: 55162
Location
N1
1st floor
Maternity Unit
Parking
Outside maternity unit
Getting to us
Bramley Ward
Visiting times
In order to protect the safety of our patients please note the following changes:
Many of our visiting restrictions are still in place, although patients in the following categories may have visitors at the discretion of the Nurse in Charge. This is in line with the compassionate visiting guidance which has been issued nationally.
- Patients at End of Life: These patients should be allowed open visiting where possible. One, or a maximum of two visitors at a time may visit throughout the day (and night if appropriate). This can be different members of the family.
- Patients with a learning disability and patients with dementia: Each patient should be assessed and visiting discussed and agreed with their immediate family. Visiting times should be allowed on an individual basis depending on the patient’s needs.
- Maternity: During labour and birth one nominated partner will be allowed throughout the mother’s stay on the labour ward/midwifery led unit .
We ask that the public respect these rules during the COVID-19 pandemic.
Contact us
Tel: 0115 969 1169
Ext: 56145 or 56146
Our location
S3
South Corridor
Parking
On the North Road or Blue Car Park. Use either the Gate 1 Hucknall Road or Gate 5 Edwards Lane entrance.
Getting to us
Burns Unit (Adult)
Visiting times
In order to protect the safety of our patients please note the following changes:
Many of our visiting restrictions are still in place, although patients in the following categories may have visitors at the discretion of the Nurse in Charge. This is in line with the compassionate visiting guidance which has been issued nationally.
- Patients at End of Life: These patients should be allowed open visiting where possible. One, or a maximum of two visitors at a time may visit throughout the day (and night if appropriate). This can be different members of the family.
- Patients with a learning disability and patients with dementia: Each patient should be assessed and visiting discussed and agreed with their immediate family. Visiting times should be allowed on an individual basis depending on the patient’s needs.
- Maternity: During labour and birth one nominated partner will be allowed throughout the mother’s stay on the labour ward/midwifery led unit .
We ask that the public respect these rules during the COVID-19 pandemic.
Contact us
Tel: 0115 969 1169
Ext: 56403
Our location
S1
Ground floor
South Corridor
Parking
On the North Road or Blue Car Park. Use either the Gate 1 Hucknall Road or Gate 5 Edwards Lane entrance.
Getting to us
C
Cardiac Short Stay Unit (CSSU)
Visiting times
In order to protect the safety of our patients please note the following changes:
Many of our visiting restrictions are still in place, although patients in the following categories may have visitors at the discretion of the Nurse in Charge. This is in line with the compassionate visiting guidance which has been issued nationally.
- Patients at End of Life: These patients should be allowed open visiting where possible. One, or a maximum of two visitors at a time may visit throughout the day (and night if appropriate). This can be different members of the family.
- Patients with a learning disability and patients with dementia: Each patient should be assessed and visiting discussed and agreed with their immediate family. Visiting times should be allowed on an individual basis depending on the patient’s needs.
- Maternity: During labour and birth one nominated partner will be allowed throughout the mother’s stay on the labour ward/midwifery led unit .
We ask that the public respect these rules during the COVID-19 pandemic.
Contact us
Tel: 0115 969 1169
Ext: 53132
Our location
W2a
West Corridor
Parking
This unit is in the very centre of the hospital. Park where possible within any of the allocated visitor car parks.
Getting to us
Carrell Ward
Visiting times
In order to protect the safety of our patients please note the following changes:
Many of our visiting restrictions are still in place, although patients in the following categories may have visitors at the discretion of the Nurse in Charge. This is in line with the compassionate visiting guidance which has been issued nationally.
- Patients at End of Life: These patients should be allowed open visiting where possible. One, or a maximum of two visitors at a time may visit throughout the day (and night if appropriate). This can be different members of the family.
- Patients with a learning disability and patients with dementia: Each patient should be assessed and visiting discussed and agreed with their immediate family. Visiting times should be allowed on an individual basis depending on the patient’s needs.
- Maternity: During labour and birth one nominated partner will be allowed throughout the mother’s stay on the labour ward/midwifery led unit .
We ask that the public respect these rules during the COVID-19 pandemic.
Contact us
Tel: 0115 969 1169
Ext: 56301, 56724 or 71511
Our location
S2
South Corridor
Parking
Directly outside the unit on the North Road or Blue Car Park. Use either the Gate 1 Hucknall Road or Gate 5 Edwards Lane entrance.
Getting to us
Critical Care Unit
Visiting times
In order to protect the safety of our patients please note the following changes:
Many of our visiting restrictions are still in place, although patients in the following categories may have visitors at the discretion of the Nurse in Charge. This is in line with the compassionate visiting guidance which has been issued nationally.
- Patients at End of Life: These patients should be allowed open visiting where possible. One, or a maximum of two visitors at a time may visit throughout the day (and night if appropriate). This can be different members of the family.
- Patients with a learning disability and patients with dementia: Each patient should be assessed and visiting discussed and agreed with their immediate family. Visiting times should be allowed on an individual basis depending on the patient’s needs.
- Maternity: During labour and birth one nominated partner will be allowed throughout the mother’s stay on the labour ward/midwifery led unit .
We ask that the public respect these rules during the COVID-19 pandemic.
Contact us
Tel: 0115 969 1169
Ext: 51819 for Bed 1-9
Ext: 51786 for Bed 10-17
Our location
S2
South Corridor
Parking
Directly outside the unit on the South Road or Blue Car Park. Use either the Gate 1 Hucknall Road or Gate 5 Edwards Lane entrance.
Getting to us
- Hospital maps City Hospital
- Medilink and Park and Ride
- Travel by tram
- Travel by bus
- Travel by car and parking
- Travel by bike
Bed 1-9 - View accessibility information here
Bed 10-17 - View accessibility information here
E
Edward 2 Ward
Visiting times
In order to protect the safety of our patients please note the following changes:
Many of our visiting restrictions are still in place, although patients in the following categories may have visitors at the discretion of the Nurse in Charge. This is in line with the compassionate visiting guidance which has been issued nationally.
- Patients at End of Life: These patients should be allowed open visiting where possible. One, or a maximum of two visitors at a time may visit throughout the day (and night if appropriate). This can be different members of the family.
- Patients with a learning disability and patients with dementia: Each patient should be assessed and visiting discussed and agreed with their immediate family. Visiting times should be allowed on an individual basis depending on the patient’s needs.
- Maternity: During labour and birth one nominated partner will be allowed throughout the mother’s stay on the labour ward/midwifery led unit .
We ask that the public respect these rules during the COVID-19 pandemic.
Contact us
Tel: 0115 969 1169
Ext: 51545 or 51525
Our location
N10
Parking
Purple car park.
Getting to us
Endoscopy Lounge
Visiting times
In order to protect the safety of our patients please note the following changes:
Many of our visiting restrictions are still in place, although patients in the following categories may have visitors at the discretion of the Nurse in Charge. This is in line with the compassionate visiting guidance which has been issued nationally.
- Patients at End of Life: These patients should be allowed open visiting where possible. One, or a maximum of two visitors at a time may visit throughout the day (and night if appropriate). This can be different members of the family.
- Patients with a learning disability and patients with dementia: Each patient should be assessed and visiting discussed and agreed with their immediate family. Visiting times should be allowed on an individual basis depending on the patient’s needs.
- Maternity: During labour and birth one nominated partner will be allowed throughout the mother’s stay on the labour ward/midwifery led unit .
We ask that the public respect these rules during the COVID-19 pandemic.
Contact us
Tel: 0115 969 1169
Ext: 56172, 56034, 55484, 53492 or 57975
Our location
S4
External entrance
Parking
Directly outside the unit on the South Road or Blue Car Park. Use either the Gate 1 Hucknall Road or Gate 5 Edwards Lane entrance.
Getting to us
F
Fleming Ward
Visiting times
In order to protect the safety of our patients please note the following changes:
Many of our visiting restrictions are still in place, although patients in the following categories may have visitors at the discretion of the Nurse in Charge. This is in line with the compassionate visiting guidance which has been issued nationally.
- Patients at End of Life: These patients should be allowed open visiting where possible. One, or a maximum of two visitors at a time may visit throughout the day (and night if appropriate). This can be different members of the family.
- Patients with a learning disability and patients with dementia: Each patient should be assessed and visiting discussed and agreed with their immediate family. Visiting times should be allowed on an individual basis depending on the patient’s needs.
- Maternity: During labour and birth one nominated partner will be allowed throughout the mother’s stay on the labour ward/midwifery led unit .
We ask that the public respect these rules during the COVID-19 pandemic.
Contact us
Tel: 0115 969 1169
Ext: 55270 or 71527
Our location
S8
Ground floor
Parking
Yellow car park
Getting to us
Fletcher Ward
Visiting times
In order to protect the safety of our patients please note the following changes:
Many of our visiting restrictions are still in place, although patients in the following categories may have visitors at the discretion of the Nurse in Charge. This is in line with the compassionate visiting guidance which has been issued nationally.
- Patients at End of Life: These patients should be allowed open visiting where possible. One, or a maximum of two visitors at a time may visit throughout the day (and night if appropriate). This can be different members of the family.
- Patients with a learning disability and patients with dementia: Each patient should be assessed and visiting discussed and agreed with their immediate family. Visiting times should be allowed on an individual basis depending on the patient’s needs.
- Maternity: During labour and birth one nominated partner will be allowed throughout the mother’s stay on the labour ward/midwifery led unit .
We ask that the public respect these rules during the COVID-19 pandemic.
Contact us
Tel: 0115 969 1169
Ext: 54687 or 54686
Our location
S5
2nd floor
Parking
Yellow car park
Getting to us
Fraser Ward
Visiting times
In order to protect the safety of our patients please note the following changes:
Many of our visiting restrictions are still in place, although patients in the following categories may have visitors at the discretion of the Nurse in Charge. This is in line with the compassionate visiting guidance which has been issued nationally.
- Patients at End of Life: These patients should be allowed open visiting where possible. One, or a maximum of two visitors at a time may visit throughout the day (and night if appropriate). This can be different members of the family.
- Patients with a learning disability and patients with dementia: Each patient should be assessed and visiting discussed and agreed with their immediate family. Visiting times should be allowed on an individual basis depending on the patient’s needs.
- Maternity: During labour and birth one nominated partner will be allowed throughout the mother’s stay on the labour ward/midwifery led unit .
We ask that the public respect these rules during the COVID-19 pandemic.
Contact us
Tel: 0115 969 1169
Ext: 55333 or 57153
Our location
S1, S3 or W4
1st floor
Parking
Yellow car park.
Getting to us
G
Gervis Pearson Ward
Visiting times
In order to protect the safety of our patients please note the following changes:
Many of our visiting restrictions are still in place, although patients in the following categories may have visitors at the discretion of the Nurse in Charge. This is in line with the compassionate visiting guidance which has been issued nationally.
- Patients at End of Life: These patients should be allowed open visiting where possible. One, or a maximum of two visitors at a time may visit throughout the day (and night if appropriate). This can be different members of the family.
- Patients with a learning disability and patients with dementia: Each patient should be assessed and visiting discussed and agreed with their immediate family. Visiting times should be allowed on an individual basis depending on the patient’s needs.
- Maternity: During labour and birth one nominated partner will be allowed throughout the mother’s stay on the labour ward/midwifery led unit .
We ask that the public respect these rules during the COVID-19 pandemic.
Contact us
Tel: 0115 969 1169
Ext: 57086 or 56985
Our location
S1, S3 or W4
Ground floor
Parking
Yellow car park.
Getting to us
Gillies Ward
Visiting times
In order to protect the safety of our patients please note the following changes:
Many of our visiting restrictions are still in place, although patients in the following categories may have visitors at the discretion of the Nurse in Charge. This is in line with the compassionate visiting guidance which has been issued nationally.
- Patients at End of Life: These patients should be allowed open visiting where possible. One, or a maximum of two visitors at a time may visit throughout the day (and night if appropriate). This can be different members of the family.
- Patients with a learning disability and patients with dementia: Each patient should be assessed and visiting discussed and agreed with their immediate family. Visiting times should be allowed on an individual basis depending on the patient’s needs.
- Maternity: During labour and birth one nominated partner will be allowed throughout the mother’s stay on the labour ward/midwifery led unit .
We ask that the public respect these rules during the COVID-19 pandemic.
Contact us
Tel: 0115 969 1169
Ext: 56426
Our location
S1, S3, or W4
1st floor
Parking
Directly outside the unit on the South Road or Blue Car Park. Use either the Gate 1 Hucknall Road or Gate 5 Edwards Lane entrance.
Getting to us
H
Harvey 1 Ward
Visiting times
In order to protect the safety of our patients please note the following changes:
Many of our visiting restrictions are still in place, although patients in the following categories may have visitors at the discretion of the Nurse in Charge. This is in line with the compassionate visiting guidance which has been issued nationally.
- Patients at End of Life: These patients should be allowed open visiting where possible. One, or a maximum of two visitors at a time may visit throughout the day (and night if appropriate). This can be different members of the family.
- Patients with a learning disability and patients with dementia: Each patient should be assessed and visiting discussed and agreed with their immediate family. Visiting times should be allowed on an individual basis depending on the patient’s needs.
- Maternity: During labour and birth one nominated partner will be allowed throughout the mother’s stay on the labour ward/midwifery led unit .
We ask that the public respect these rules during the COVID-19 pandemic.
Contact us
Tel: 0115 969 1169
Ext: 55904, 57302 or 55906
Our location
N10
1st floor
Parking
Purple car park.
Getting to us
Harvey 2 Ward
Visiting times
In order to protect the safety of our patients please note the following changes:
Many of our visiting restrictions are still in place, although patients in the following categories may have visitors at the discretion of the Nurse in Charge. This is in line with the compassionate visiting guidance which has been issued nationally.
- Patients at End of Life: These patients should be allowed open visiting where possible. One, or a maximum of two visitors at a time may visit throughout the day (and night if appropriate). This can be different members of the family.
- Patients with a learning disability and patients with dementia: Each patient should be assessed and visiting discussed and agreed with their immediate family. Visiting times should be allowed on an individual basis depending on the patient’s needs.
- Maternity: During labour and birth one nominated partner will be allowed throughout the mother’s stay on the labour ward/midwifery led unit .
We ask that the public respect these rules during the COVID-19 pandemic.
Contact us
Tel: 0115 969 1169
Ext: 55872 or 75869
Our location
N10
1st floor
Parking
Purple car park.
Getting to us
Hayward House Therapy Care
Visiting times
In order to protect the safety of our patients please note the following changes:
Many of our visiting restrictions are still in place, although patients in the following categories may have visitors at the discretion of the Nurse in Charge. This is in line with the compassionate visiting guidance which has been issued nationally.
- Patients at End of Life: These patients should be allowed open visiting where possible. One, or a maximum of two visitors at a time may visit throughout the day (and night if appropriate). This can be different members of the family.
- Patients with a learning disability and patients with dementia: Each patient should be assessed and visiting discussed and agreed with their immediate family. Visiting times should be allowed on an individual basis depending on the patient’s needs.
- Maternity: During labour and birth one nominated partner will be allowed throughout the mother’s stay on the labour ward/midwifery led unit .
We ask that the public respect these rules during the COVID-19 pandemic.
Contact us
Tel: 0115 840 2698
Our location
External
Near Green Entrance
Parking
Yellow car park.
Getting to us
Hogarth Ward
Visiting times
In order to protect the safety of our patients please note the following changes:
Many of our visiting restrictions are still in place, although patients in the following categories may have visitors at the discretion of the Nurse in Charge. This is in line with the compassionate visiting guidance which has been issued nationally.
- Patients at End of Life: These patients should be allowed open visiting where possible. One, or a maximum of two visitors at a time may visit throughout the day (and night if appropriate). This can be different members of the family.
- Patients with a learning disability and patients with dementia: Each patient should be assessed and visiting discussed and agreed with their immediate family. Visiting times should be allowed on an individual basis depending on the patient’s needs.
- Maternity: During labour and birth one nominated partner will be allowed throughout the mother’s stay on the labour ward/midwifery led unit .
We ask that the public respect these rules during the COVID-19 pandemic.
Contact us
Tel: 0115 969 1169
Ext: 55152
Our location
S3 or W4
Ground floor
Parking
Directly outside the unit on the South Road or Blue Car Park. Use either the Gate 1 Hucknall Road or Gate 5 Edwards Lane entrance.
Getting to us
L
Lawrence Ward
Visiting times
In order to protect the safety of our patients please note the following changes:
Many of our visiting restrictions are still in place, although patients in the following categories may have visitors at the discretion of the Nurse in Charge. This is in line with the compassionate visiting guidance which has been issued nationally.
- Patients at End of Life: These patients should be allowed open visiting where possible. One, or a maximum of two visitors at a time may visit throughout the day (and night if appropriate). This can be different members of the family.
- Patients with a learning disability and patients with dementia: Each patient should be assessed and visiting discussed and agreed with their immediate family. Visiting times should be allowed on an individual basis depending on the patient’s needs.
- Maternity: During labour and birth one nominated partner will be allowed throughout the mother’s stay on the labour ward/midwifery led unit .
We ask that the public respect these rules during the COVID-19 pandemic.
Contact us
Tel: 0115 969 1169
Ext: 55174 or 55175
Our location
N1
1st floor
Parking
Outside the maternity unit.
Getting to us
Linby Ward
Visiting times
In order to protect the safety of our patients please note the following changes:
Many of our visiting restrictions are still in place, although patients in the following categories may have visitors at the discretion of the Nurse in Charge. This is in line with the compassionate visiting guidance which has been issued nationally.
- Patients at End of Life: These patients should be allowed open visiting where possible. One, or a maximum of two visitors at a time may visit throughout the day (and night if appropriate). This can be different members of the family.
- Patients with a learning disability and patients with dementia: Each patient should be assessed and visiting discussed and agreed with their immediate family. Visiting times should be allowed on an individual basis depending on the patient’s needs.
- Maternity: During labour and birth one nominated partner will be allowed throughout the mother’s stay on the labour ward/midwifery led unit .
We ask that the public respect these rules during the COVID-19 pandemic.
Contact us
Tel: 0115 969 1169
Ext: 55174 or 55175
Our location
S1
2nd floor
Parking
On the South Road or Blue Car Park. Use either the Gate 1 Hucknall Road or Gate 5 Edwards Lane entrance.
Getting to us
- Hospital maps City Hospital
- Medilink and Park and Ride
- Travel by tram
- Travel by bus
- Travel by car and parking
- Travel by bike
Linden Lodge
Visiting times
In order to protect the safety of our patients please note the following changes:
Many of our visiting restrictions are still in place, although patients in the following categories may have visitors at the discretion of the Nurse in Charge. This is in line with the compassionate visiting guidance which has been issued nationally.
- Patients at End of Life: These patients should be allowed open visiting where possible. One, or a maximum of two visitors at a time may visit throughout the day (and night if appropriate). This can be different members of the family.
- Patients with a learning disability and patients with dementia: Each patient should be assessed and visiting discussed and agreed with their immediate family. Visiting times should be allowed on an individual basis depending on the patient’s needs.
- Maternity: During labour and birth one nominated partner will be allowed throughout the mother’s stay on the labour ward/midwifery led unit .
We ask that the public respect these rules during the COVID-19 pandemic.
Contact us
Tel: 0115 969 1169
Ext: 56077 or 56312
Our location
External
Access via Gate 4
Parking
Purple car park
Getting to us
Lister 1 Ward
Visiting times
Many of our visiting restrictions are still in place, although patients in the following categories may have visitors at the discretion of the Nurse in Charge. This is in line with the compassionate visiting guidance which has been issued nationally.
- Patients at End of Life: These patients should be allowed open visiting where possible. One, or a maximum of two visitors at a time may visit throughout the day (and night if appropriate). This can be different members of the family.
- Patients with a learning disability and patients with dementia: Each patient should be assessed and visiting discussed and agreed with their immediate family. Visiting times should be allowed on an individual basis depending on the patient’s needs.
- Maternity: During labour and birth one nominated partner will be allowed throughout the mother’s stay on the labour ward/midwifery led unit .
We ask that the public respect these rules during the COVID-19 pandemic.
Contact us
Tel: 0115 969 1169
Ext: 55901
Our location
N11
Parking
Purple car park.
Getting to us
Lister 2 Ward
Visiting times
In order to protect the safety of our patients please note the following changes:
Many of our visiting restrictions are still in place, although patients in the following categories may have visitors at the discretion of the Nurse in Charge. This is in line with the compassionate visiting guidance which has been issued nationally.
- Patients at End of Life: These patients should be allowed open visiting where possible. One, or a maximum of two visitors at a time may visit throughout the day (and night if appropriate). This can be different members of the family.
- Patients with a learning disability and patients with dementia: Each patient should be assessed and visiting discussed and agreed with their immediate family. Visiting times should be allowed on an individual basis depending on the patient’s needs.
- Maternity: During labour and birth one nominated partner will be allowed throughout the mother’s stay on the labour ward/midwifery led unit .
We ask that the public respect these rules during the COVID-19 pandemic.
Contact us
Tel: 0115 969 1169
Ext: 55878 or 55879
Our location
N11
Parking
Purple car park.
Getting to us
Loxley Ward
Visiting times
In order to protect the safety of our patients please note the following changes:
Many of our visiting restrictions are still in place, although patients in the following categories may have visitors at the discretion of the Nurse in Charge. This is in line with the compassionate visiting guidance which has been issued nationally.
- Patients at End of Life: These patients should be allowed open visiting where possible. One, or a maximum of two visitors at a time may visit throughout the day (and night if appropriate). This can be different members of the family.
- Patients with a learning disability and patients with dementia: Each patient should be assessed and visiting discussed and agreed with their immediate family. Visiting times should be allowed on an individual basis depending on the patient’s needs.
- Maternity: During labour and birth one nominated partner will be allowed throughout the mother’s stay on the labour ward/midwifery led unit .
We ask that the public respect these rules during the COVID-19 pandemic.
Contact us
Tel: 0115 969 1169
Ext: (Nurses Station) 55158 or 55159 (Main Reception) 54307 or 54309
Our location
N1
1st floor
Parking
Outside the maternity unit.
Getting to us
M
Morris Ward
Visiting times
In order to protect the safety of our patients please note the following changes:
Many of our visiting restrictions are still in place, although patients in the following categories may have visitors at the discretion of the Nurse in Charge. This is in line with the compassionate visiting guidance which has been issued nationally.
- Patients at End of Life: These patients should be allowed open visiting where possible. One, or a maximum of two visitors at a time may visit throughout the day (and night if appropriate). This can be different members of the family.
- Patients with a learning disability and patients with dementia: Each patient should be assessed and visiting discussed and agreed with their immediate family. Visiting times should be allowed on an individual basis depending on the patient’s needs.
- Maternity: During labour and birth one nominated partner will be allowed throughout the mother’s stay on the labour ward/midwifery led unit .
We ask that the public respect these rules during the COVID-19 pandemic.
Contact us
Tel: 0115 969 1169
Ext: 53135 or 53116
Our location
W2a
Parking
This unit is in the very centre of the hospital. Park where possible within any of the allocated visitor car parks.
Getting to us
Morton Respiratory Ward
Visiting times
In order to protect the safety of our patients please note the following changes:
Many of our visiting restrictions are still in place, although patients in the following categories may have visitors at the discretion of the Nurse in Charge. This is in line with the compassionate visiting guidance which has been issued nationally.
- Patients at End of Life: These patients should be allowed open visiting where possible. One, or a maximum of two visitors at a time may visit throughout the day (and night if appropriate). This can be different members of the family.
- Patients with a learning disability and patients with dementia: Each patient should be assessed and visiting discussed and agreed with their immediate family. Visiting times should be allowed on an individual basis depending on the patient’s needs.
- Maternity: During labour and birth one nominated partner will be allowed throughout the mother’s stay on the labour ward/midwifery led unit .
We ask that the public respect these rules during the COVID-19 pandemic.
Contact us
Tel: 0115 969 1169
Ext: 55229 or 54106
Our location
S12
Parking
The closest entrance is the Yellow Entrance on Edwards Lane and the closest car park is the Yellow Car Park.
Getting to us
N
Neonatal Unit
Visiting times
In order to protect the safety of our patients please note the following changes:
Many of our visiting restrictions are still in place, although patients in the following categories may have visitors at the discretion of the Nurse in Charge. This is in line with the compassionate visiting guidance which has been issued nationally.
- Patients at End of Life: These patients should be allowed open visiting where possible. One, or a maximum of two visitors at a time may visit throughout the day (and night if appropriate). This can be different members of the family.
- Patients with a learning disability and patients with dementia: Each patient should be assessed and visiting discussed and agreed with their immediate family. Visiting times should be allowed on an individual basis depending on the patient’s needs.
- Maternity: During labour and birth one nominated partner will be allowed throughout the mother’s stay on the labour ward/midwifery led unit .
We ask that the public respect these rules during the COVID-19 pandemic.
Contact us
Tel: 0115 969 1169
Ext: 55214, 55215 or 55216
Our location
N1
Parking
Outside the maternity unit.
Getting to us
Newell Stroke Unit
Visiting times
In order to protect the safety of our patients please note the following changes:
Many of our visiting restrictions are still in place, although patients in the following categories may have visitors at the discretion of the Nurse in Charge. This is in line with the compassionate visiting guidance which has been issued nationally.
- Patients at End of Life: These patients should be allowed open visiting where possible. One, or a maximum of two visitors at a time may visit throughout the day (and night if appropriate). This can be different members of the family.
- Patients with a learning disability and patients with dementia: Each patient should be assessed and visiting discussed and agreed with their immediate family. Visiting times should be allowed on an individual basis depending on the patient’s needs.
- Maternity: During labour and birth one nominated partner will be allowed throughout the mother’s stay on the labour ward/midwifery led unit .
We ask that the public respect these rules during the COVID-19 pandemic.
Contact us
Tel: 0115 969 1169
Ext: 51485
Our location
S11
Parking
Yellow car park.
Getting to us
Nightingale Ward
Visiting times
In order to protect the safety of our patients please note the following changes:
Many of our visiting restrictions are still in place, although patients in the following categories may have visitors at the discretion of the Nurse in Charge. This is in line with the compassionate visiting guidance which has been issued nationally.
- Patients at End of Life: These patients should be allowed open visiting where possible. One, or a maximum of two visitors at a time may visit throughout the day (and night if appropriate). This can be different members of the family.
- Patients with a learning disability and patients with dementia: Each patient should be assessed and visiting discussed and agreed with their immediate family. Visiting times should be allowed on an individual basis depending on the patient’s needs.
- Maternity: During labour and birth one nominated partner will be allowed throughout the mother’s stay on the labour ward/midwifery led unit .
We ask that the public respect these rules during the COVID-19 pandemic.
Contact us
Tel: 0115 969 1169
Ext: 55525, 57107 or 57159
Our location
N16
Parking
Purple car park.
Getting to us
P
Patience 1 Ward
Visiting times
In order to protect the safety of our patients please note the following changes:
Many of our visiting restrictions are still in place, although patients in the following categories may have visitors at the discretion of the Nurse in Charge. This is in line with the compassionate visiting guidance which has been issued nationally.
- Patients at End of Life: These patients should be allowed open visiting where possible. One, or a maximum of two visitors at a time may visit throughout the day (and night if appropriate). This can be different members of the family.
- Patients with a learning disability and patients with dementia: Each patient should be assessed and visiting discussed and agreed with their immediate family. Visiting times should be allowed on an individual basis depending on the patient’s needs.
- Maternity: During labour and birth one nominated partner will be allowed throughout the mother’s stay on the labour ward/midwifery led unit .
We ask that the public respect these rules during the COVID-19 pandemic.
Contact us
Tel: 0115 969 1169
Ext: 55889
Our location
N16 City Hospital
Parking
Purple car park
Getting to us
Patience 2 Ward
Visiting times
In order to protect the safety of our patients please note the following changes:
Many of our visiting restrictions are still in place, although patients in the following categories may have visitors at the discretion of the Nurse in Charge. This is in line with the compassionate visiting guidance which has been issued nationally.
- Patients at End of Life: These patients should be allowed open visiting where possible. One, or a maximum of two visitors at a time may visit throughout the day (and night if appropriate). This can be different members of the family.
- Patients with a learning disability and patients with dementia: Each patient should be assessed and visiting discussed and agreed with their immediate family. Visiting times should be allowed on an individual basis depending on the patient’s needs.
- Maternity: During labour and birth one nominated partner will be allowed throughout the mother’s stay on the labour ward/midwifery led unit .
We ask that the public respect these rules during the COVID-19 pandemic.
Contact us
Tel: 0115 969 1169
Our location
Turn left at N16, City Hospital
Parking
Purple car park
Getting to us
Papplewick Ward
Visiting times
In order to protect the safety of our patients please note the following changes:
Many of our visiting restrictions are still in place, although patients in the following categories may have visitors at the discretion of the Nurse in Charge. This is in line with the compassionate visiting guidance which has been issued nationally.
- Patients at End of Life: These patients should be allowed open visiting where possible. One, or a maximum of two visitors at a time may visit throughout the day (and night if appropriate). This can be different members of the family.
- Patients with a learning disability and patients with dementia: Each patient should be assessed and visiting discussed and agreed with their immediate family. Visiting times should be allowed on an individual basis depending on the patient’s needs.
- Maternity: During labour and birth one nominated partner will be allowed throughout the mother’s stay on the labour ward/midwifery led unit .
We ask that the public respect these rules during the COVID-19 pandemic.
Papplewick Ward is a 26-bedded ward located on the Second Floor of City Hospital.
It takes both pre and post operative cardiology patients and accepts patients who have been transferred from QMC for procedures. Cardiology patients are a mixture of medical cardiology and interventional cardiology.
Contact us
Tel: 0115 969 1169
Ext: 56271 or 56272
Our location
S1 or W4
2nd floor
Parking
Yellow car park.
Getting to us
S
Seacole Ward
Visiting times
In order to protect the safety of our patients please note the following changes:
Many of our visiting restrictions are still in place, although patients in the following categories may have visitors at the discretion of the Nurse in Charge. This is in line with the compassionate visiting guidance which has been issued nationally.
- Patients at End of Life: These patients should be allowed open visiting where possible. One, or a maximum of two visitors at a time may visit throughout the day (and night if appropriate). This can be different members of the family.
- Patients with a learning disability and patients with dementia: Each patient should be assessed and visiting discussed and agreed with their immediate family. Visiting times should be allowed on an individual basis depending on the patient’s needs.
- Maternity: During labour and birth one nominated partner will be allowed throughout the mother’s stay on the labour ward/midwifery led unit .
We ask that the public respect these rules during the COVID-19 pandemic.
Contact us
Tel: 0115 969 1169
Ext: 55380 or 59679
Our location
S9
1st floor
Parking
Yellow car park via Edwards Lane entrance
Getting to us
Simpson 1 Ward
Visiting times
In order to protect the safety of our patients please note the following changes:
Many of our visiting restrictions are still in place, although patients in the following categories may have visitors at the discretion of the Nurse in Charge. This is in line with the compassionate visiting guidance which has been issued nationally.
- Patients at End of Life: These patients should be allowed open visiting where possible. One, or a maximum of two visitors at a time may visit throughout the day (and night if appropriate). This can be different members of the family.
- Patients with a learning disability and patients with dementia: Each patient should be assessed and visiting discussed and agreed with their immediate family. Visiting times should be allowed on an individual basis depending on the patient’s needs.
- Maternity: During labour and birth one nominated partner will be allowed throughout the mother’s stay on the labour ward/midwifery led unit .
We ask that the public respect these rules during the COVID-19 pandemic.
Contact us
Tel: 0115 969 1169
Ext: 54127
Our location
N11
1st floor
Parking
Purple car park.
Getting to us
Simpson 2 Ward
Visiting times
In order to protect the safety of our patients please note the following changes:
Many of our visiting restrictions are still in place, although patients in the following categories may have visitors at the discretion of the Nurse in Charge. This is in line with the compassionate visiting guidance which has been issued nationally.
- Patients at End of Life: These patients should be allowed open visiting where possible. One, or a maximum of two visitors at a time may visit throughout the day (and night if appropriate). This can be different members of the family.
- Patients with a learning disability and patients with dementia: Each patient should be assessed and visiting discussed and agreed with their immediate family. Visiting times should be allowed on an individual basis depending on the patient’s needs.
- Maternity: During labour and birth one nominated partner will be allowed throughout the mother’s stay on the labour ward/midwifery led unit .
We ask that the public respect these rules during the COVID-19 pandemic.
Contact us
Tel: 0115 969 1169
Ext: 58360
Our location
N11
1st floor
Parking
Purple car park.
Getting to us
Southwell Ward
Visiting times
In order to protect the safety of our patients please note the following changes:
Many of our visiting restrictions are still in place, although patients in the following categories may have visitors at the discretion of the Nurse in Charge. This is in line with the compassionate visiting guidance which has been issued nationally.
- Patients at End of Life: These patients should be allowed open visiting where possible. One, or a maximum of two visitors at a time may visit throughout the day (and night if appropriate). This can be different members of the family.
- Patients with a learning disability and patients with dementia: Each patient should be assessed and visiting discussed and agreed with their immediate family. Visiting times should be allowed on an individual basis depending on the patient’s needs.
- Maternity: During labour and birth one nominated partner will be allowed throughout the mother’s stay on the labour ward/midwifery led unit .
We ask that the public respect these rules during the COVID-19 pandemic.
Contact us
Tel: 0115 969 1169
Ext: 55329 or 53490
Our location
S10
Ground floor
Parking
Yellow car park
Getting to us
Specialist Receiving Unit
Visiting times
In order to protect the safety of our patients please note the following changes:
Many of our visiting restrictions are still in place, although patients in the following categories may have visitors at the discretion of the Nurse in Charge. This is in line with the compassionate visiting guidance which has been issued nationally.
- Patients at End of Life: These patients should be allowed open visiting where possible. One, or a maximum of two visitors at a time may visit throughout the day (and night if appropriate). This can be different members of the family.
- Patients with a learning disability and patients with dementia: Each patient should be assessed and visiting discussed and agreed with their immediate family. Visiting times should be allowed on an individual basis depending on the patient’s needs.
- Maternity: During labour and birth one nominated partner will be allowed throughout the mother’s stay on the labour ward/midwifery led unit .
We ask that the public respect these rules during the COVID-19 pandemic.
Contact us
Tel: 0115 969 1169
Ext: 51278 (Nurses Station) 57495 or 55536
Our location
S12
1st floor
Parking
Yellow car park.
Getting to us
Surgical Short Stay Unit
In order to protect the safety of our patients please note the following changes:
Visitors must only be immediate family members or carers.
- Strictly one visitor per patient for one hour per day between the hours of 4pm and 7pm. Exceptions must be agreed with the nurse in charge.
- No visitors under the age of 16 years
- If your relative or friend is approaching the end of their life, we will support your visiting needs. Ask us about SWAN care
Maternity services, children’s wards and critical care areas may differ from these times. Please check for individual ward times before you visit.
We would encourage families and friends to consider other ways of keeping in touch, such as personal mobile phone/video calls. Please try to avoid multiple calls to the ward telephone.
We ask that the public respect these rules during the COVID-19 pandemic.
Contact us
Tel: 0115 969 1169
Ext: 53184, 53185
Our location
N8
Parking
Purple car park.
Getting to us
T
Toghill Ward
Visiting times
In order to protect the safety of our patients please note the following changes:
Many of our visiting restrictions are still in place, although patients in the following categories may have visitors at the discretion of the Nurse in Charge. This is in line with the compassionate visiting guidance which has been issued nationally.
- Patients at End of Life: These patients should be allowed open visiting where possible. One, or a maximum of two visitors at a time may visit throughout the day (and night if appropriate). This can be different members of the family.
- Patients with a learning disability and patients with dementia: Each patient should be assessed and visiting discussed and agreed with their immediate family. Visiting times should be allowed on an individual basis depending on the patient’s needs.
- Maternity: During labour and birth one nominated partner will be allowed throughout the mother’s stay on the labour ward/midwifery led unit .
We ask that the public respect these rules during the COVID-19 pandemic.
Contact us
Tel: 0115 969 1169
Ext: 53419
Our location
S5
1st floor
Parking
This unit is in the very centre of the hospital. Park where possible within any of the allocated visitor car parks.