Early parenthood is an adventure full of love, but also mixed feelings and difficult moments. The period up to two years after the birth is particularly challenging. Sometimes you run out of oxygen and then the right support can really be a relief.

That's why Te Gek!? launched the "That's a relief" campaign in 2024. Take a look at the page below and learn more about how you can ask for support from those around you or a professional. This will give you more breathing space.

Read more about the campaign here

When you register, the reception will ask you to sign the admission declaration. In this document you declare your final choice of a single or double room. This choice will affect the cost.

Read here more about the format of your bill.

On mynexuzhealth, you will find personal data in addition to your preoperative questionnaire. Your reports, appointments and invoices are collected here. During your stay, you can also use the app to choose your own meals. If you follow a specific diet, the options are automatically adjusted.

Go to www.mynexuzhealth.be or download the app:

https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=be.nexuzhealth.mobile.mynexuz&hl=en&gl=US

https://apps.apple.com/be/app/mynexuzhealth/id1459856321

The pediatrics department has a nice, spacious playroom where the children can play, draw, do crafts, read or watch TV with the play supervisor. If your child has to stay in bed, you can get washable toys in the playroom. We do ask that you leave the playroom orderly at all times. Cleaning up applies to everyone.

Each week the Mediclowns visit sick patients.

During day care, both parents may accompany their child. Outside of that, the department's normal visiting hours apply: from 14h30 to 20h30.

Your child must be sober for surgery. Coffee will be provided for parents who stay in the pediatrics department (D2) while the child is in the operating room. It is best not to eat or drink in the presence of a child who must remain sober or has just returned from surgery.

Arrangements will be made with the doctors when your child may eat again after surgery. Do not give water on your own initiative but discuss it with the nurse.

Psyche and physic go hand in hand. Stress, fretting or poor sleep often result in physical complaints. For this we offer group sessions that center around certain themes. Sometimes an individual program may be started or the partner/family may be involved in the rehabilitation. This can all happen with our psychologists. They, together with the occupational therapist, also provide memory screenings.