Private Rooms
Quiet, comfortable rooms with an attendant bed, so you can rest and recover with your family close by.
Attendant
Bed in every room
Free
Wi-Fi and entertainment
Dietary
Services for your care plan
Same
Nursing standard as all wards
About this service
About our Private Rooms
Recovering well depends on rest, privacy and the reassurance of having family nearby. Our private rooms at Trustmed Hospital are designed to give patients a calm, comfortable space away from the noise of a shared ward, while keeping the same level of medical care and nursing attention.
Each private room has a dedicated attendant bed, so a family member can stay with the patient throughout the admission. Amenities such as a television and free Wi-Fi help make long stays more comfortable, and meals are planned by our dietary team to suit the patient's condition.
We offer different room categories, including general wards, twin-sharing rooms and fully equipped private rooms, so that patients and families can choose what suits their needs and their insurance eligibility. Our insurance desk will help you understand which category your policy covers.
Services & care
Comforts and care in our rooms
Attendant bed
A dedicated bed for a family member, so the patient is never alone during recovery.
Private, quiet environment
Less noise and disturbance, which helps rest, sleep and healing.
Free Wi-Fi and entertainment
Television and internet access to keep patients and families connected and occupied.
Dietary services
Meals planned for the patient's condition, such as diabetic, low-salt or soft diets, with guidance from the dietary team.
Daily doctor rounds
Your consultant and duty doctors review you every day, and nurses are available around the clock.
Same nursing standard
Regular nursing rounds, medicines and monitoring on the same schedule as every other ward.
Clean, hygienic rooms
Daily cleaning and infection-control routines for patient safety.
Support for families
Clear communication with doctors, help with insurance and guidance on visiting and facilities.
Who it is for
Who chooses a private room
- Patients recovering from planned surgery who value privacy and rest
- Mothers after delivery who want a quiet space with a family member
- Patients who need a family member to stay with them, such as older adults
- Patients with infections or conditions where a single room is preferable
- Families who want a more comfortable stay during a long admission
- Patients whose insurance policy covers private room category
Step by step
How room allotment works
- 1
Admission advice
Your doctor advises admission, and the admission desk explains the available room categories.
- 2
Choose your category
You select general ward, twin-sharing or private room, based on your preference and insurance eligibility.
- 3
Estimate and approval
The insurance desk explains the room charges, your policy limits and any amount you may need to pay.
- 4
Settling in
Nursing staff show you the room, explain meal timings and routines and complete admission checks.
- 5
Care during the stay
Doctors visit daily, nurses monitor you regularly, and the dietary team plans your meals.
Facilities
Room features
People behind the care
Your care team
Ward nurses
Nursing staff who monitor patients, give medicines and respond to calls at any hour.
Treating doctors
Your consultant and duty doctors review you daily.
Dietitians
Specialists who plan meals suited to your condition.
Housekeeping and support staff
Teams who keep rooms clean and comfortable.
Practical information
Information for patients and families
- General visiting hours are 10:00 AM to 8:00 PM. One attendant may stay with the patient, subject to the ward rules.
- Please carry ID, the insurance card, previous reports, medicines and a few personal items. Avoid bringing valuables.
- Tell the nursing staff about food preferences, allergies and religious or cultural needs.
- Do not give outside food or medicines to the patient without asking the doctor or nurse.
- Keep noise low, and use the nurse call button for any help the patient needs.
- Ask the admission desk about room charges and what your insurance covers before choosing a category.
Insurance and cashless treatment
Many policies set a limit on daily room rent, and choosing a room above that limit can reduce the amount payable for other charges proportionately. Our insurance desk will tell you your eligible room category before admission, so you can choose with full information.
View insurance partnersQuestions answered
Frequently asked questions
Learn more
Helpful articles from our doctors
Need private rooms? We are here.
Speak to our team, plan your visit or come to the hospital directly in an emergency.