During your stay in hospital, the ward is not only a space for treatment but also a home in which you rest and recover. Shanghai Yida Hospital plans the ward environment on the principles of "patient-centered, private and safe, clean and orderly", offering a choice of room types and corresponding nursing and accompanying care arrangements, to create safe, hygienic and comfortable conditions for your stay so that you can rest with peace of mind during treatment.
Ward Room Types
The above room type classification is subject to the hospital's published inpatient charging standards; the specific bed arrangements and availability for booking are subject to the latest information from the inpatient department.
Description of the Ward Environment
Description of the ward environment
Layout and safety
the ward area has clear circulation routes, with public areas and wards reasonably separated and good natural light and ventilation. Every ward is equipped with an emergency call system, and VIP/International Medical Center wards can provide a relatively separate consultation area to protect patient privacy.
Cleaning and disinfection
the ward area operates a system of scheduled daily cleaning, with disinfection after each consultation for each patient; examination items and examination bed linen are handled accordingly, every ward is equipped with hand sanitizer, and both public areas and wards are maintained to hospital infection control management standards, keeping the inpatient environment safe and hygienic.
Family accompaniment
patients may arrange for family members to accompany them or for professional carers to assist with care as needed; for the specific types of accompanying care, please consult the interpreter or the inpatient department.
Types of accompanying care
One-to-one accompanying care and one-to-many accompanying care (including general/critical/ICU/CCU) are available, and family members may choose flexibly according to the patient's condition and their own circumstances.
Description of the types of accompanying care
To meet the care needs of different patients, the hospital offers a choice of several types of accompanying care, and family members may arrange this flexibly according to the patient's condition and their own circumstances
One-to-one accompanying care
care provided one-to-one by a professional carer.
One-to-many accompanying care
one carer looking after several patients at the same time.
The specific charges for accompanying care and the rules for settling nursing fees are subject to the latest charging standards published by the inpatient department.
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Frequently Asked Questions
1. What are the bed charges for the different room types?
There are corresponding standards for the bed charges of each room type; for the specific amounts, please refer to the "Inpatient Charging Standards" published by the hospital's inpatient department. If you need them, you may consult the international service team or the inpatient department before admission for the latest charging standards.
2. Can family members stay in the ward with the patient?
Yes. Family members may accompany and care for the patient during their hospital stay; if professional carers are needed to assist, the hospital also offers a choice of several types of accompanying care such as one-to-one and one-to-many (general/critical/ICU/CCU), and details may be obtained from the inpatient department.
3. What everyday facilities are provided in the ward?
All wards are equipped with a call system, a private bathroom, air conditioning and basic everyday facilities. VIP/International Medical Center wards are additionally provided with a separate consultation area, multilingual signage and interpretation services. For the specific facilities in the room, please refer to the explanation given by the nurses' station on admission and the hospital's latest published information.
4. Can I apply to change room type during my stay?
Yes. If you need your current room type adjusted, you may contact the nurse on duty and the interpreter for assistance in applying, and we will arrange the change as soon as possible according to bed availability.
5. How often are the wards cleaned and disinfected?
The ward area operates scheduled daily cleaning, with both public areas and wards maintained to hospital infection control management standards, ensuring a safe and hygienic inpatient environment; if you have any additional cleaning needs, you may contact the interpreter at any time.
6. What are the charging standards for accompanying care services?
There are corresponding standards for the carer fees of each type of accompanying care; for the specific amounts, please refer to the "Inpatient Charging Standards" published by the hospital's inpatient department, and you may consult the international service team or the inpatient department before admission for the latest information.
7. Can I book a particular ward room type in advance?
Yes. If you have a clear preference for a room type (such as a Grade A single room or a VIP/International Medical Center ward), booking in advance through the international service team before admission is advised, to avoid your admission arrangements being affected by a shortage of beds.
To find out more about room types or to book a particular ward, please contact your international service advisor or call our 24-hour service hotline: +86 21-5191 8888.