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Royal Orthopaedic Hospital NHS Foundation Trust
Bristol Road South
Northfield
Birmingham B31 2AP
Department details
Ward 1
DO NOT ENTER this hospital unless you are a patient or you are on official hospital business.
A policy of NO VISITING or NO ACCOMPANYING patients is in place. (For children and young people attending for an appointment or procedure (up to the age of 17), one accompanying adult will be permitted to attend to offer support.)
DO NOT ENTER the hospital if you have a high temperature or new, continuous cough.
Questions?
Call 0121 685 4000 | www.roh.nhs.uk/coronavirus
Visit www.gov.uk/coronavirus for the latest advice.
Visit www.gov.uk/coronavirus for the latest advice.
About Ward 1
Ward 1 is a spinal oncology and mixed orthopaedic ward, we also care for spinal emergency patients.
Visiting hours
10am to 8pm
Please note, we do not admit visitors during meal times:
Lunch: 12noon – 1pm
Dinner: 5pm – 6pm
Advice for visitors
If you plan on visiting Ward 1 but you are unwell with cough, cold, flu, diarrhoea or vomiting symptoms, please stay at home. This limits the spread of potential infections to vulnerable people in the hospital. Please do not bring flowers as they pose an infection risk.
For parking information, please click here.
Contact
0121 685 4282
If you wish to contact Ward 1 via telephone, it's a good idea to nominate one member of your family to speak to us and relay messages. This makes it easier for you communicate with your family and close friends and makes it eaiser for us to give you clear and up-to-date information.
Ward 2
DO NOT ENTER this hospital unless you are a patient or you are on official hospital business.
A policy of NO VISITING or NO ACCOMPANYING patients is in place. (For children and young people attending for an appointment or procedure (up to the age of 17), one accompanying adult will be permitted to attend to offer support.)
DO NOT ENTER the hospital if you have a high temperature or new, continuous cough.
Questions?
Call 0121 685 4000 | www.roh.nhs.uk/coronavirus
Visit www.gov.uk/coronavirus for the latest advice.
Visit www.gov.uk/coronavirus for the latest advice.
About Ward 2
Ward 2 is an orthopaedic ward.
Visiting hours
10am to 8pm
Please note, we do not admit visitors during meal times:
Lunch: 12noon – 1pm
Dinner: 5pm – 6pm
Advice for visitors
If you plan on visiting ward 2 but you are unwell with cough, cold, flu, diarrhoea or vomiting symptoms, please stay at home. This limits the spread of potential infections to vulnerable people in the hospital. Please do not bring flowers as they pose an infection risk.
For parking information, please click here.
Contact
0121 685 4090
If you wish to contact ward 2 via telephone, it's a good idea to nominate one member of your family to speak to us and relay messages. This makes it easier for you communicate with your family and close friends and makes it eaiser for us to give you clear and up-to-date information.
Ward 3
DO NOT ENTER this hospital unless you are a patient or you are on official hospital business.
A policy of NO VISITING or NO ACCOMPANYING patients is in place. (For children and young people attending for an appointment or procedure (up to the age of 17), one accompanying adult will be permitted to attend to offer support.)
DO NOT ENTER the hospital if you have a high temperature or new, continuous cough.
Questions?
Call 0121 685 4000 | www.roh.nhs.uk/coronavirus
Visit www.gov.uk/coronavirus for the latest advice.
Visit www.gov.uk/coronavirus for the latest advice.
About Ward 3
Ward 3 in an orthopaedic oncology unit. Two of our rooms are kindly provided by the Teenage Cancer Trust (TCT).
Visiting hours
10am to 8pm
Please note, we do not admit visitors during meal times:
Lunch: 12noon – 1pm
Dinner: 5pm – 6pm
Advice for visitors
If you plan on visiting Ward 3 but you are unwell with cough, cold, flu, diarrhoea or vomiting symptoms, please stay at home. This limits the spread of potential infections to vulnerable people in the hospital. Please do not bring flowers as they pose an infection risk.
Unfortunately, we have no facility to allow you to stay with your relative overnight. If you need to make arrangements, please contact our PALS team for advice: 0121 685 4128.
For parking information, please click here.
Contact
0121 685 4012
If you wish to contact Ward 3 via telephone, it's a good idea to nominate one member of your family to speak to us and relay messages. This makes it easier for you communicate with your family and close friends and makes it eaiser for us to give you clear and up-to-date information.
Ward 4
DO NOT ENTER this hospital unless you are a patient or you are on official hospital business.
A policy of NO VISITING or NO ACCOMPANYING patients is in place. (For children and young people attending for an appointment or procedure (up to the age of 17), one accompanying adult will be permitted to attend to offer support.)
DO NOT ENTER the hospital if you have a high temperature or new, continuous cough.
Questions?
Call 0121 685 4000 | www.roh.nhs.uk/coronavirus
Visit www.gov.uk/coronavirus for the latest advice.
Visit www.gov.uk/coronavirus for the latest advice.
About Ward 4
Ward 4 in an orthopaedic ward.
Visiting hours
10am to 8pm
Please note, we do not admit visitors during meal times:
Lunch: 12noon – 1pm
Dinner: 5pm – 6pm
Advice for visitors
If you plan on visiting Ward 4 but you are unwell with cough, cold, flu, diarrhoea or vomiting symptoms, please stay at home. This limits the spread of potential infections to vulnerable people in the hospital. Please do not bring flowers as they pose an infection risk.
For parking information, please click here.
Contact
0121 685 4112
If you wish to contact Ward 4 via telephone, it's a good idea to nominate one member of your family to speak to us and relay messages. This makes it easier for you communicate with your family and close friends and makes it eaiser for us to give you clear and up-to-date information.
Ward 12
DO NOT ENTER this hospital unless you are a patient or you are on official hospital business.
A policy of NO VISITING or NO ACCOMPANYING patients is in place. (For children and young people attending for an appointment or procedure (up to the age of 17), one accompanying adult will be permitted to attend to offer support.)
DO NOT ENTER the hospital if you have a high temperature or new, continuous cough.
Questions?
Call 0121 685 4000 | www.roh.nhs.uk/coronavirus
Visit www.gov.uk/coronavirus for the latest advice.
Visit www.gov.uk/coronavirus for the latest advice.
About Ward 12
Ward 12 in an orthopaedic ward.
Visiting hours
10am to 8pm
Please note, we do not admit visitors during meal times:
Lunch: 12noon – 1pm
Dinner: 5pm – 6pm
Advice for visitors
If you plan on visiting Ward 12 but you are unwell with cough, cold, flu, diarrhoea or vomiting symptoms, please stay at home. This limits the spread of potential infections to vulnerable people in the hospital. Please do not bring flowers as they pose an infection risk.
For parking information, please click here.
Contact
0121 685 4050
If you wish to contact Ward 12 via telephone, it's a good idea to nominate one member of your family to speak to us and relay messages. This makes it easier for you communicate with your family and close friends and makes it eaiser for us to give you clear and up-to-date information.
ADCU
DO NOT ENTER this hospital unless you are a patient or you are on official hospital business.
A policy of NO VISITING or NO ACCOMPANYING patients is in place. (For children and young people attending for an appointment or procedure (up to the age of 17), one accompanying adult will be permitted to attend to offer support.)
DO NOT ENTER the hospital if you have a high temperature or new, continuous cough.
Questions?
Call 0121 685 4000 | www.roh.nhs.uk/coronavirus
Visit www.gov.uk/coronavirus for the latest advice.
Visit www.gov.uk/coronavirus for the latest advice.
About ADCU
The Admissions and Day Case Unit (ADCU) manage the admission of inpatients and day case patients in to the hospital.
Advice for visitors
Relatives/friends are more than welcome to wait in the Reception area until the patient is called to theatre. You can then also receive updates from the reception staff or contact us on 0121 685 4080.
For parking information, please click here.
Contact
0121 685 4080
If you wish to contact ADCU via telephone, it's a good idea to nominate one member of your family to speak to us and relay messages. This makes it easier for you communicate with your family and close friends and makes it eaiser for us to give you clear and up-to-date information.
HDU
DO NOT ENTER this hospital unless you are a patient or you are on official hospital business.
A policy of NO VISITING or NO ACCOMPANYING patients is in place. (For children and young people attending for an appointment or procedure (up to the age of 17), one accompanying adult will be permitted to attend to offer support.)
DO NOT ENTER the hospital if you have a high temperature or new, continuous cough.
Questions?
Call 0121 685 4000 | www.roh.nhs.uk/coronavirus
Visit www.gov.uk/coronavirus for the latest advice.
Visit www.gov.uk/coronavirus for the latest advice.
About HDU
High dependency care is a specialised facility that uses a wide range of equipment, monitoring devices and supportive treatments to assist with the care of high dependent patients. The High Dependency Unit consists of 13 beds (9 beds in the main ward and 4 side rooms). We provide care for patients with a variety of medical and surgical conditions and admit both emergency and planned admissions.
Visiting hours
Visiting can be from 8am till 8pm but the Ward tends to be busiest during the mornings when Consultants do their rounds and Nurses give assistance to patients with washing so we would prefer if visiting was limited during this time.
Only two visitors are allowed at each bed at any one time. Children under the age of 10 are not allowed in this ward.
HDU patients generally require a quiet atmosphere and peaceful environment after surgery. We ask that visitors to the Unit are respectful of the needs of all patients, in relation to privacy, sleep and rest.
Advice for visitors
If you plan on visiting HDU but you are unwell with cough, cold, flu, diarrhoea or vomiting symptoms, please stay at home. This limits the spread of potential infections to vulnerable people in the hospital. Please do not bring flowers as they pose an infection risk.
For parking information, please click here.
Contact
0121 685 4272
If you wish to contact HDU via telephone, it's a good idea to nominate one member of your family to speak to us and relay messages. This makes it easier for you communicate with your family and close friends and makes it eaiser for us to give you clear and up-to-date information.
Discharge Lounge
DO NOT ENTER this hospital unless you are a patient or you are on official hospital business.
A policy of NO VISITING or NO ACCOMPANYING patients is in place. (For children and young people attending for an appointment or procedure (up to the age of 17), one accompanying adult will be permitted to attend to offer support.)
DO NOT ENTER the hospital if you have a high temperature or new, continuous cough.
Questions?
Call 0121 685 4000 | www.roh.nhs.uk/coronavirus
Visit www.gov.uk/coronavirus for the latest advice.
Visit www.gov.uk/coronavirus for the latest advice.
About Discharge Lounge
The Discharge Lounge is a comfortable space for patients who have left the ward and are about to go home. It is open Monday to Friday, 9am – 6pm and is staffed by two nurses. There are comfortable chairs to sit in and tea, coffee and biscuits.
Advice for visitors
When coming to pick up the paitent to take home you can find discharge lounge by following these instructions. If you have entered the hospital at the outpatients entrance, follow the corridor down directly opposite the doors and then turn right at X-Ray. The discharge lounge is signposted on the door as you walk down to the Cafe. If coming from Gate A walk past the cafe on your left, hydrotherapy pool on your right and look for the door signposted discharge lounge.
For parking information, please click here.
Contact
0121 685 4000
If you wish to contact Discharge Lounge via telephone, it's a good idea to nominate one member of your family to speak to us and relay messages. This makes it easier for you communicate with your family and close friends and makes it eaiser for us to give you clear and up-to-date information.
Woodlands Suite (Private Care)
DO NOT ENTER this hospital unless you are a patient or you are on official hospital business.
A policy of NO VISITING or NO ACCOMPANYING patients is in place. (For children and young people attending for an appointment or procedure (up to the age of 17), one accompanying adult will be permitted to attend to offer support.)
DO NOT ENTER the hospital if you have a high temperature or new, continuous cough.
Questions?
Call 0121 685 4000 | www.roh.nhs.uk/coronavirus
Visit www.gov.uk/coronavirus for the latest advice.
Visit www.gov.uk/coronavirus for the latest advice.
About Woodlands Suite (Private Care)
The Woodlands Suite is a dedicated private patient facility at the heart of one of Europe’s largest centres of orthopaedic excellence. We offer private patients a personalised service delivered by a team of world-leading surgeons..
Visiting hours
This is open visiting for private patients, but please check with the ward nurse regarding suitability of your visiting.
Advice for visitors
If you plan on visiting Woodlands Suite but you are unwell with cough, cold, flu, diarrhoea or vomiting symptoms, please stay at home. This limits the spread of potential infections to vulnerable people in the hospital. Please do not bring flowers as they pose an infection risk.
For parking information, please click here.
Contact
0121 685 4010
If you wish to contact Woodlands Suite via telephone, it's a good idea to nominate one member of your family to speak to us and relay messages. This makes it easier for you communicate with your family and close friends and makes it eaiser for us to give you clear and up-to-date information.
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Lost Property
If you find any property in the Trust (and cannot find its rightful owner) or if you, a patient or visitor have lost something – can you please contact the corporate team in the management offices. The telephone number is: 0121 685 4167, Ext 55867.
The corporate team will retain and manage property with every effort being made to reunite property with its rightful owner. All lost property will be stored and managed in accordance with the Policy for the Care of Patients Property with a database being kept of all lost and found items.
However, it should be noted that any abandoned bags will be treated as suspicious so please take care of your property when visiting us.
The Royal Orthopaedic Hospital
Bristol Road South
Northfield
Birmingham
B31 2AP
T: 0121 685 4000
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