Order flowers to William Harvey Hospital with fast delivery
Send flowers to William Harvey Hospital with next-day delivery when the order is placed in time. When someone you care about is being treated at the William Harvey Hospital in Ashford, sending a thoughtful bouquet is a wonderful way to brighten their day and let them know you are thinking of them. Located on Kennington Road in Willesborough, just on the eastern edge of Ashford in Kent, the William Harvey Hospital serves a wide community across south-east England, including patients from Folkestone, Hythe, Tenterden and the surrounding rural villages. Flowers for patients at William Harvey Hospital are delivered to the main reception or mailing room, and hospital staff take them on to the ward. As not every ward allows fresh flowers, check with the hospital in advance. Order before 5:15pm on a weekday, or before 10:45am at the weekend, and the flowers are due the next day; around 93% of tracked orders arrive on the next working day. Please remember that the William Harvey Hospital, like many NHS hospitals, has guidelines about flowers on certain wards, particularly intensive care, neonatal and some surgical units, so it is worth checking before ordering if your recipient is in one of these areas.
Frequently asked questions about flowers to William Harvey Hospital
What time will my flowers be delivered to the William Harvey Hospital?
Delivery to William Harvey Hospital happens during the day with Royal Mail Tracked 24 or a courier, and a specific time cannot be chosen. Deliveries may run until 7:30pm, so ordering for the day before an occasion gives some margin.
Are flowers allowed on all wards at the William Harvey Hospital?
Most general wards at the William Harvey Hospital welcome flowers, but there are some restrictions. Fresh flowers are typically not permitted in the intensive care unit, the neonatal unit or certain surgical recovery wards due to infection control policies.
What information do I need to provide when sending flowers to the William Harvey Hospital?
Include the patient's full name, the ward and the hospital's postcode. The bouquet is left at the main reception or mailing room, and a card message of up to eight lines is included in the box.