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Apr 2021
Visiting resumes at Harrogate District Hospital
Inpatients are allowed one visitor for 30 minutes each day. Visits are allowed between 2-4pm for up to 30 minutes and must be booked in advance with wards.
Harrogate District Hospital has today resumed visits for inpatients as part of the latest easing of lockdown restrictions.
Harrogate and District NHS Foundation Trust announced today all inpatients were allowed one visitor for 30 minutes each day.
Visits are allowed between 2-4pm for up to 30 minutes. Appointments must be booked in advance with wards.
Also from today, partners are allowed to attend all pregnancy scans.
But no visitors are allowed in the emergency department unless they are accompanying a child.
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Patients who are classed as end of life, or have dementia or a learning disability, or have been in hospital for a long time will continue to have open and flexible visiting as before.
During the booking process visitors will be asked questions about covid symptoms, travel and requests to isolate. Visitors will also have to wear PPE whilst in the hospital.
To read the guidance in full, click here.
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