Visiting times and ward contact numbers

Please help us prevent the spread of viruses by not visiting our hospitals if you’re feeling unwell or have flu-like symptoms, Covid-19, diarrhoea, or vomiting (within the last 48 hours), and by washing or sanitising your hands regularly.

We know how important it is for our patients to have support from their loved ones while they are with us. We are dedicated to allowing visits in our hospitals whenever we can.

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Key information

  • Visiting is open daily from 10am - 8pm for all adult wards.
  • Additional visiting is in place for carers and for patients who are receiving end of life care.
  • A maximum of two visitors per patient at any one time (this does not have to be the same two visitors).
  • Please be aware that during ward rounds, drug rounds or essential procedures, visitors may be asked to leave the bay or bedside temporarily to prioritise the safety, privacy and dignity of all patients on the ward.
  • Wards may sometimes close to visiting due to infectious outbreaks, for example norovirus or COVID-19.
  • Neonatal ward - open access for parent and sibling as parents are not visitors but partners in care. Other visitors are welcome 2pm - 8pm weekdays and 10am - 8pm on weekends
  • Maternity - For visiting information please visit the maternity section of our website.

Ward contact numbers and accessibility guides

Use the numbers below to contact hospital wards directly. The AccessAble accessibility guides provide information about accessible access and location.

Adult wards

G wards are located on the ground floor.
F wards are located on the first floor.

Ground floor (G wards)

First floor (F wards)

Newmarket Hospital

Maternity and paediatrics

Infection control

You can help us when you visit our hospital sites by:

  • Using the alcohol gel whenever you enter or leave our wards or departments
  • Washing your hands with soap and water when asked
  • Not visiting the hospital if you or someone at home is not feeling well
  • Not visiting if you have any of the following symptoms: diarrhoea, vomiting, flu-like symptoms
  • Respecting visiting times wherever possible, but remember the nurse in charge can make special arrangements for you
  • Not sitting on the patient’s bed when visiting

Contact the infection control team

Telephone: 01284 713688 or 01284 712786

Email: infection.prevention@wsh.nhs.uk

Accessibility

Please visit our accessibility page for further information, including accessible formats, interpretation, hospital passports and disabled access. We are committed to providing a welcoming and accessible environment for everyone who uses our services. Equality, diversity and inclusion are central to how we deliver care and support our patients, visitors and staff.

Patient information