Person Centred Visiting
Person centred visiting is in place in the majority of inpatient wards at Forth Valley Royal Hospital. This means you can visit patients in the wards listed below at any time, seven days a week.
- Ward A11 – Ageing & Health
- Ward A12 – Medical (including Haematology)
- Ward A21 – Rehabilitation
- Ward A22 – Ageing & Health
- Ward A31 – Medical
- Ward A32 – Gastrointestinal & General Medical
- Ward B11 – Surgical
- Ward B12 – Surgical
- Ward B21/22 – Acute Stroke & Rehabilitation Unit
- Ward B23 – Orthopaedics
- Ward B31 – Medical (including Respiratory)
- Ward B32 – Gastrointestinal & General Medical
- Cardiology Ward
It is still important to provide a restful environment and we therefore ask that there are no more than two visitors at any one time. We recognise there may be times when more than two people might need to attend so please speak to a member of staff to discuss visiting arrangements.
Visiting With Flowers
Please be advised that flowers can not be accepted for patients in wards AAU, ICU, A12 and B12.
Women and Children’s Unit Visiting Times
| Ward 6 Gynaecology Ward |
Open visiting between 11am to 8pm but strictly 2 per bed space. |
| Ward 7 Labour Ward |
Two named birth partners that can swap with each other throughout induction, labour and birth (except during a general anaesthetic). |
| Ward 8 Antenatal/Postnatal Ward |
Open visiting between 11am to 8pm but strictly 2 per bed space. |
| Children’s Ward | Visits from both parents/care givers and other visitors but strictly two visitors per bed space. |
Mental Health Unit Visiting Times
| Wards 1 to 5 | 3pm to 8pm |
NHS Forth Valley operates a no smoking policy on all hospital grounds.
For More Visiting Times See:
- Stirling Health & Care Village
- Falkirk Community Hospital
- Bo’ness Hospital
- Clackmannanshire Community Healthcare Centre