FREQUENTLY ASKED QUESTIONS

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.

Visiting a patient in hospital

Jamhuriat Hospital has specific visiting hours which you can check with the ward. Typically, visiting is restricted to no more than 2 people at a time, and it's best to confirm with the patient if they are up for visitors. Always respect the hospital's schedule and the patient's wishes.

Health and hygiene

Always wash your hands with soap and water or use alcohol hand rubs before and after visiting. If you're sick, avoid visiting and contact the ward for advice.

Parking and transport

Parking at Jamhuriat Hospital costs around 50 AF per hour. Public transport is recommended where possible.

Taking gifts

Gifts like fruit, books, or magazines are welcome, but avoid cluttering the patient's bed area. Check with the ward before bringing flowers, as they may not be allowed.

Consider others in hospital

Keep noise levels low, respect visiting hours, and avoid sitting on the patient's bed to prevent germ spread. Use provided chairs.

Where to get help

Contact the hospital reception or ward staff for assistance. They can provide guidance or connect you with the right resources.