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Inpatient Unit

A loved one is currently on the Inpatient Unit

Our Inpatient Unit is an 18-bed facility supported by an expert team who are able to provide 24-hour care helping to control symptoms, manage any pain and offer personal care and emotional support to your loved one.

Here are some things that you may need to know before visiting the Inpatient Unit

Visiting Hours and Capacity

Please contact our Advice & Referral Line on 01902 774570 for current up to date visiting information.

Things to bring

our loved one will be admitted to a single occupancy en-suite. We would appreciate your cooperation in ensuring your loved one has the following supplies during their stay:

  • Day/night clothes (pyjamas/nightdresses)
  • Dressing gown
  • Well-fitting slippers
  • Shavers – with adaptor
  • Razors – with shaving foam
  • Toothpaste and toothbrush
  • Fixadent/Steradent for dentures
  • Any incontinence products (pads)
  • Shampoo
  • Deodrant
  • Shower gel / soap
  • Body cream

Please note: Soiled laundry will be left in your loved one’s locker for collection.

Smoking 

The In-Patient Unit is a no-smoking environment. A smoking area is available for patients in the garden. Relatives or friends will need to accompany patients who wish to smoke.

Zero Tolerance 

Behaviour whilst staying at or visiting Compton Care which could bring our name into disrepute or which may cause offence and distress to others will not be tolerated and may lead to you being asked to leave the premises. 

Infection Prevention at Compton Care

Preventing infection at Compton Care is an important part of patient safety. Our patients are more vulnerable, and so we need to work hard to keep infection at bay.
Infections can include:

  • coronavirus
  • norovirus (vomiting bug)
  • MRSA
  • flu
  • gastroenterisis (diarrhoea and vomiting)
  • scabies and more.

Everyone visiting our site, whether staff, patients or visitors, plays a part in preventing infection.

We ask that you:

  • Clean your hands thoroughly with soap and water and then use the alcohol gel provided at entrances, before and after visiting.
  • If you are feeling unwell, have any respiratory symptoms, such as coughing, sneezing or sore throat or you have been sick or have diarrhoea please speak to a member of staff before visiting.
  • If you see any signs of spillages or dirt, let a staff member know.
  • Ask staff if you have any questions about preventing infection.
  • Wear a face wear mask if you are asked to.
  • If you would like our team to wear masks while delivering your care. Please let our nurses know.
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