Patient Information Essex County Hospital
November 2012: If you are suffering from diarrhoea and/or vomiting (Norovirus) please DO NOT visit our hospital until you have symptom-free for 48 hours. Click for reasons why.
Caption: Donna Booton is one of the welcoming faces when people arrive at Essex County Hospital. Donna is the Matron for Cancer Services at the hospital and is also one of our Staff Governors.
We will make every effort to ensure you receive the very best treatment, care and attention.
This section contains information to help you during your stay at Essex County Hospital. We have tried to pull together information that will help put you at ease and explain what will happen to you during your visit.
The information comes in several ways - general information about the hospital, what to bring, what to expect, how to find us; and information about the department, clinic or ward you will be visiting.
If the information you seek is not here please call the clinic or department using the contact details on the appointment letter you were sent.
At the Trust we have matrons on duty 24 hours per day. If you have a concern about nursing care received or are concerned about what you should do after being in hospital please contact one of the matrons.
If you have questions about anything that is not included here please contact our PALS office, as there are other sources of information available.
Here are the opening times for the Blood Clinic at Essex County Hospital
