Our wards
Patient accommodation varies from single rooms to the more traditional ward layout. Male and female patients may share the same ward area but will have individual bed bays and separate bathrooms.
There are exceptions, for example in intensive care and in high dependency areas where male and female patients are accommodated together so they can receive specialist medical and nursing care. Most wards also have some single rooms.
We consider privacy and dignity as being important for all patients and if you have any questions about this issue please contact the ward manager or modern matron who will be able to help you with this matter and allay any concerns you may have.
You can find out more about the wards at Harefield Hospital from the list on the right-hand side, with more details about the wards, the staff and what to expect.
Martha's Rule - call if concerned
You know yourself or your loved one better than anyone. If you’re worried about a health condition getting worse, talk to us. We have introduced Martha’s Rule to help spot any unexpected signs and give you the right to request a rapid review if you’re worried that your or your loved one’s condition is getting worse.