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Patients and visitors

Everything you need for a stay or a visit.

Visiting times, what to bring, food, prayer rooms, power, Wi-Fi and how to reach a ward.

A quiet waiting area with chairs by a window

Visiting hours

Wards: 12pm to 2pm and 5pm to 8pm. Two visitors per bed. Parents of children: any time.

12 to 8

Maternity visiting

Birth partners any time. Other visitors 4pm to 7pm, so mothers and babies can rest. Children under 12 only if they are brothers or sisters of the baby.

Quiet hours

9pm to 6am on every ward.

Food

Inpatient meals are included, with Nigerian and light options. The Tower cafe opens 7am to 9pm.

Power and Wi-Fi

Grid, gas and solar together. Free Wi-Fi and charging at every bed.

A doctor speaking with a patient on the ward

Coming in to stay

What to bring.

  • Your HMO card and a photo ID
  • Your usual medicines in their boxes
  • Two changes of loose clothes and slippers
  • A phone charger and a small amount of cash
  • For maternity: baby clothes, wrappers and nappies for three days

Your rights

What you can expect from us.

  1. To be told clearly

    What is wrong, what we suggest and what it costs, in words you understand.

  2. To say no

    You can refuse any test or treatment, and ask for a second opinion.

  3. To privacy

    Curtains, chaperones and confidential records. We never share results without your permission.

  4. To complain and be heard

    Speak to the ward manager, message us, or write to the managing director, who replies herself.

Ward phones

Reach a ward.

Example numbers for this demo.

Example numbers for this demo.
ServiceExample rate
Women and maternity wardFloor 2, curved wing+234 800 000 0111
Children’s wardFloor 2, north building+234 800 000 0112
Medical wardsFloors 5 to 7, Avenor Tower+234 800 000 0113
Surgical wardsFloors 8 to 10, Avenor Tower+234 800 000 0114

Example numbers for this demo.

Questions

From patients and families.

Can I bring food for my relative?

Yes, in sealed containers, unless the ward team says otherwise for medical reasons. Ask the nurse first.

Is there somewhere to pray?

Yes. Christian and Muslim prayer rooms are on floor one of Avenor Tower, open at all hours.

Can a family member stay overnight?

One adult can stay with a child, a mother in labour or a very unwell patient. Ask the ward manager.

Ready when you are

Book online in about two minutes, chat with our assistant, or walk in. Our care desk takes it from there.