As discussed with your healthcare team, your preparation and active participation are essential to ensure a smooth and safe hospital experience. At Al Wakra Hospital, we are committed to providing you with the highest standard of care. To help us do so, we kindly ask for your full cooperation before and during your admission.
Required Documents for Admission
To help us serve you efficiently, please ensure you bring all the necessary documents with you on the day of your admission. These include:
- Valid health card
- Your admission card
- A copy of your Passport or Qatar ID
- Married Women:
- Copy of your passport
- Proof of sponsorship (such as a copy of your husband’s passport, employer’s letter, or sponsor’s letter)
- Copy of your Marriage Certificate or other official
proof of marriage document
- Single Women and Minors:
- Copy of your guardian’s or sponsor’s passport
- Men:
- Copy of your passport or Qatar ID (QID)
- Copy of your Marriage Certificate or other official
proof of marriage document
- If you are scheduled for an elective surgical admission, please ensure you bring blood donation clearance forms that have been officially stamped by the Blood Bank.
- All your home medications currently being taken
- Bank card or payment card
Items to Bring for Your Hospital Stay
To help make your stay as comfortable and stress-free as possible, we recommend bringing the following personal items with you, while ensuring they align with hospital safety and infection control guidelines:
- Comfortable clothing
- Slippers or soft, non-slip shoes
- Toiletry items (toothbrush, toothpaste, comb, shampoo, deodorant, towel)
- Books, magazines, or quiet personal entertainment
- Mobile phone and charger
Items Not Permitted During Your Hospital Stay
To help us maintain a secure and hygienic environment for all patients, families, and visitors, we kindly request that you do not bring the following items to the hospital:
- Live plants or animals, including birds, fish, cats, etc.
- Valuable jewelry, perfumes, or irreplaceable personal items
- Credit cards or large amounts of cash
- Artificial flowers or decorative items that may gather dust
- Outside food, unless specifically approved by your physician or dietitian
- Flammable items, such as lighters, flame torches, candles, or coal for
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