Hospital rooms

Well it depends on the wing and department i guess, you have small tiny rooms for giving blood to analyze to 2 beds room where i was after an accident a few years ago... A huge room with like 20-30 beds with curtains in the emergency room... It really depends which part of the hospital and department. Now on another note hospitals are one of the most Disgusting places in the world, every disease, germ, virus, every disqusting little thing from A to Z is in the hospital... In the last few years every time i went to a hospital i literally try not to breathe, with all the sh*t flying around hospital's air. SICK!!! Id rather spend my day in a graveyard than in a hospital... :)

How large are the rooms in hospital is depend on your money :D If you accept to pay much money, you can choose a bigger room with only you or two patients, of course. A normal room in hospital usually have 4-6 rooms. This room is a bit tight but it's still better to be located in the hallway.

Hi there! i have worked in an administration of one hospital here in the City. There are many different room types as we are a private hospital. We have Executive rooms and this is the most expensive room - private and there are two beds for the family of the person admitted in the hospital. For private rooms, we have Large Private, Small Private and Semi Private Rooms. These rooms, the large private is slightly bigger than the Small private room, you do not share with anyone as it is a private room. Semi private rooms are rooms with two beds, you get to share a room with other patient. there are usually 2 or three patients in a semi private room. Of course this is cheaper but it can be a bit annoying for most especially that its hard to receive friends or family here because you share a room with other patients, only a clothing cutrains would separate the patients in this scenario. And for the non private rooms, called the ward... this is the cheapest rate for a hospital bed, in our ward, there are 6 people in it, there are no separation and its not private at all, you get to share a cr with 6 other patients and their families.

I really depends on the hospital, on the ward etc. Especially in the kid sections, there are even rooms with 8 or more beds... but the most common is 2, 4 or 6. Or you could even get a one-person one if you have those conditions (or just lucky). I personally say the fewer the better. I'm not a really extroverted person, and I hate it when a room is too noisy. If I could choose, I would choose to be by myself, I can have a lot of fun all by myself :D.

Hi friend...in my country 8 patients shared the same rooms, it happens 10 years ago. Currently, 4 patients shared at the same room, and then 2 patients and 1 patients in one room. I prefer take 2 patients in one room as long as the large of the room is wide enough, so when I stay alone in the room i still have friend to talk and ask a help. But, if the room too small for 2 patients, i prefer take a room for me only. Because in my country there is not a standard size for each room in hospital.

Yes it depends on what you can afford and your roommates. Sometimes it is depressing for the patient to see others who are also unwell, so some privacy will be good. If relatively healthy however, then may want to have other patients for company.

As a patient, I prefer a bedroom with one bed. I don't like other people whom I don't know going in and out of the room. Recently, when I was admitted for confinement, all the private rooms were occupied and I have to wait for about 3 hours that the room will be vacated. Temporarily, I was placed in a room with 5 beds. When I was at my bed everyone where looking at me and I just don't know what to say to them. We were silent until I was transferred to the private room. I was really thankful for that.

Depends on who you have in the bed next to yours? I know when my Mom was in the hospital she had the most annoying person in the bed next to hers & she desperately wished she could afford a private room. Usually that's the only ones who get a private room, those that can afford it or have really good Health Insurance that covers such things as a private room etc. etc. So it's just a matter of what I would be able to afford or what my husband's Health Insurance allowed for us. Personally I wouldn't mind having a private room if I had to be in the hospital for a length of time simply because I like my privacy.