Accommodation

Located on the 37/F of Li Shu Pui Block, the Ellen Suite is named in memory of Dr. Ellen LI, the wife of our former Medical Superintendent Dr. LI Shu Pui. Commanding a panoramic view of Happy Valley and covering over 2,000 sq. ft., the Ellen Suite consists of a room for the patient and a companion room, each with its own lavatory and washroom, a spacious sitting area with a 70-inch HDTV, dining area for 8, an open kitchen, lavatory for visitors, and a wide range of other amenities.

While one may not usually associate the words "luxurious" and "comfortable" with hospital stays, the deluxe suite on 36/F gives meaning to the phrase "deluxe hospital accommodation".

With an extra spacious completely redesigned suite overlooking the expansive Happy Valley skyline, patients will feel at home as the suite has its own sitting area, dining area, private washrooms and a companion bed. All amenities such as HDTVs, refrigerator, microwave oven are discretely and conveniently located for the use of patients and their visitors. As we value the support from family and friends to aid a patient's recovery process, the homely suite allows the patient to stay close to their friends and relatives, replicating the caring environment at the patient's home.

Spacious and comfortable, all private rooms on the 33/F, 35/F, 36/F, and 37/F create a unique patient experience with all major amenities and spectacular views of Happy Valley. A waiting area is also available for friends and relatives when visiting.

The semi-private single rooms, located on the 19/F, 25/F, 30/F, 31/F, and 32/F of the Li Shu Pui Block, are tastefully decorated to create a tranquil environment for rest and recovery . Each room is fully equipped to provide attentive care throughout your hospital stay.

The General Ward is equipped with full array of facilities to ensure maximum privacy, safety and comfort for our patients.

Now on 27/F, 28/F and 29/F of Li Shu Pui Block, the maternity unit includes Delivery Suite (27/F), New Born Nursery (28/F, 29/F), General Ward (29/F), Semi-Private Single Room (28/F, 29/F), Private Room (28/F), and Suite (27/F, 28/F). The rooms are exceptionally spacious and thoughtfully designed, providing a safe, pleasant and private place for mothers, newborns, and their families.

Cozy and spacious, the Paediatric Ward is specially designed to cater for the needs of paediatric patients in a comforting home-like environment, with essential amenities such as showers and toilet facilities. Accommodation choices include private rooms, semi-private rooms and a general ward, each with panoramic windows to admit natural light. Other facilities include a fully equipped treatment room (for injections and other simple procedures) and a sleep laboratory, where overnight sleep studies are conducted for diagnosing obstructive sleep apnoea syndrome in children.

The Day Care Ward is specially designed for the admission of patients who need only a few hours of stay before and after any surgery or procedure, with affordable, one-stop services. These include pre-operative assessment and preparation, post-operative nursing care and recovery, as well as other minor procedures such as intravenous infusion or post-radiological procedure recovery.

Hong Kong Sanatorium & Hospital is one of the first local private hospitals to provide intensive care for the critically ill (since 1978). Equipped with advanced facilities, our Intensive Care Unit is staffed by a team of specialists in critical care medicine and nurses trained in ICU care. They are all committed to providing specialised, compassionate care to patients in critical condition and promoting their recovery.

This ward is specially designed to provide ventilator support to patients with respiratory failure.

This ward comprises four units, each with air-conditioning and separate facilities for special mechanical ventilation.

This specially furnished ward is designed for patients undergoing radio-isotope treatment. It comprises two single rooms on the 20/F that have been tested and certified by the Radiation Board for optimal safety.

The observation bay is designated for close monitoring of patients, including those who have undergone long and complex operations, experienced excessive blood loss during surgery, are of advanced age and prone to postoperative complications, or have clinical conditions requiring close observation. With a nurse-patient ratio of 1:2, patients admitted to the ward are continuously closely monitored for vital signs, such as blood pressure, pulse rate, oxygen concentration, etc. After 24 to 48 hours, patients are expected to be transferred to the requested wards when clinically stable.