Patients

Ward information and visiting hours

Gwynn Holford Ward

Tel: 020 8487 6125

Gwynne Holford Ward has 28 beds providing care for 12 Amputee Rehabilitation patients, 10 Neurological Rehabilitation patients and 6 Intermediate Care patients. More information on Gwynne Holford Ward.

Mary Seacole Ward

Tel: 020 8487 6133

Mary Seacole Ward is a 42 bedded ward, specialising in the rehabilitation and medical care of older people. The unit has a highly experienced rehabilitation team that works closely together to meet the needs of the patient group. Staff carry out investigations and offer various treatments including physiotherapy and occupational therapy. More information on Mary Seacole Ward.

Lavender, Laurel and Rose Wards

Lavender: 020 8487 6663
Laurel: 020 8487 6695
Rose: 020 8487 6679

Lavender, Laurel and Rose Wards are run by South West London and St George's Mental Health NHS Trust.

Visiting hours

The visiting hours on both wards are ‘open’. However, we do ask that visitors:

Try not to arrive before 9am to allow patients and nurses to conduct personal care activities without any disruptions
Leave the ward (bays & side rooms) if a ward round is being conducted (to promote patient confidentiality) unless they are relatives and the patient/ doctor and their team wants them to be present
Respect patient protected meal times at these times it’s all hands on deck to ensure meals are delivered to patients in a timely fashion and patients are helped by nurses where appropriate
Leave by 9pm

If you are coming to Queen Mary's as an inpatient, before you leave home please check that you have packed:

Your admission letter and any other information we have sent to you
All medications you are taking or using, including prescription medications, medicines you have bought or alternative medicines, such as herbal remedies
Small amounts of money in case you want to buy a newspaper or use the bedside television and telephone
The name, address, postcode and telephone number of your GP, community social worker (if you have one) and your next of kin
Proof of entitlement to free travel costs, if appropriate
Nightclothes, a dressing gown, slippers and a pair of comfortable flat shoes
Day clothes, a tracksuit or other comfortable clothes
Your glasses and/or contact lenses
Your hearing aid if you use one
Any mobility aids you use, such as a walking stick or walking frame
A brush or comb
Shaving equipment
A toothbrush and toothpaste
Soap and shampoo
Sanitary products (such as tampons)
A towel and flannel
Other toiletries
Items of religious importance to you

You might also want to bring:

Books and magazines
Writing paper, pens and your address book

Please do not bring:

Large amounts of money, jewellery or other valuables
Alcohol or food
Large bags or suitcases because storage space is limited

Don’t forget to: