Visiting hours
Visiting hours
Visiting hoursWould you like to visit someone in our hospitals? Visitors to Maria Middelares General Hospital and St Vincent General Hospital in Deinze are welcome during the general visiting hours of 2pm and 8pm. Please keep in mind that different visiting hours apply in some departments.
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Day admission - short stay |
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Intensive care and intermediate care |
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Maternity Unit: |
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Neonatal Unit |
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Paediatrics |
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Psychiatry |
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Recovery room |
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Sp-locomotor rehabilitation | / |
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Therapeutic day hospital |
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Sundays and public holidays |
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Hours to pay our respects mortuary Maria Middelares General Hospital
Have you come to pay your respects to someone who has died? Please go to the information desk in the entrance hall and one of our receptionists will show you the way to the mortuary (underground floor 1). Our mortuary staff will take you to a room where you can say your last goodbyes.
Monday to Saturday | Sundays and public holidays |
10am to 12.30pm and 1pm to 5.30pm. | Closed |
Ritual ablutions and farewell prayer upon death (Muslim community)
We strive to support our patients throughout their care journey, paying particular attention to their personal lives. At the end of a patient's life, our hospitals observe the utmost respect for the patient, their family and their greater community in the most humane way possible.
To ensure the safety and comfort of all, ritual ablutions (ghusl), as prescribed by the Muslim community, may take place at our hospital’s mortuary with groups of no more than ten people in attendance. Depending on specific circumstances (e.g. epidemic), fewer attendees may be allowed.
We have implemented this practical arrangement to respect the limited available space while ensuring that everyone has the opportunity to perform the ritual cleansing in a calm and dignified manner. Thank you in advance for your understanding and cooperation.
We are unable to organise the farewell prayer on the premises of our hospitals and medical centres for practical reasons.
If you have questions about this or need more information, please reach out to the contact person within your religious community.
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