All visitors, upon entering the Care Centre must sign in and sign out in the visitors’ logbook located in the Main Reception and in Rosewood Unit. There is no limit to the number of different people who can visit you, but we advise no more than two people at a time. If there are a lot of people who wish to visit the same resident at the same time, we advise to take turns to visit.
Children can visit but an adult is required to be with the child and needs to take responsibility to make sure the child keeps to the rules while in the centre.
No one should access visiting if they have symptoms of COVID-19 or other respiratory infection.
Booking a visit is not required, however if you would like to make a booking, please contact reception.
Visiting Times
11am – 12pm – Visiting
12pm – 2pm (Protected Resident Time)
2pm – 4pm – Visiting
4pm – 5.30pm (Protected Resident Time)
5.30pm – 7pm – Visiting
We would appreciate your co-operation in adhering to the above times.
Kiltipper Woods Care Centre strive to ensure that the risk of transmitting infection to residents, visitors and staff is minimised at all times. We would ask everyone coming into the care centre to adhere to the centre’s infection prevention and control measures at all times.
There is no requirement to wear a face mask except during an outbreak. Should you wish to wear a face mask they are available in the centre. In a situation where visiting access may limited for a short period of time in the early stages of dealing with an outbreak, a total withdrawal of visiting will not take place. We will inform you how visiting access will be facilitated, any limitations that apply, the reasons for those limitations and the expected duration of limitations.
The management of the care centre may be obliged to refuse access to a person who is unwilling or unable to comply with reasonable measures to protect themselves and all residents and staff.
Car parking facilities are available free of charge on the Care Centre grounds. Management cannot accept responsibility for loss or damage to your property while parking in the grounds.
Parking must be avoided close to the front door as this area is required for ambulance access in an emergency.
Parking must also be avoided over the pathways as this can interfere with the ability of wheelchair users to safely negotiate the paths.
Parking is provided for the Physiotherapy Department in designated parking spaces near our Rosewood Unit – only people attending physiotherapy can park in these spaces.
Clamping is in operation. On arrival, please provide your car registration to reception to avoid being clamped and incurring a fee.
