Stratford Hospital

Stratford Hospital NEWS **

Start Date: Thursday 29th February 2024

Duration: 63 weeks

Estimated Completion Date: Spring 2025

Cost: £5.4 million

CAR PARKING

During the construction period of the Community Diagnostic Centre we will endeavour to ensure that the associated work does not impact on the car parking at Stratford Hospital. The contractor (William Gough) has been instructed that they and any other contractor engaged in the project will not be allowed to park in the multi-storey car park.

PATIENT JOURNEY

Due to health and safety, the main block paved route from the multi-storey car park to Building One will be out of use during the construction period. This has resulted in having to increase the patient journey to Building One. We apologise for the disruption this will cause.

We would encourage visitors to Building One to drop patients in the "drop off zone" at the front of Building One and then park in the multi-storey car park.

Alternative walking route from the multi storey car park



Stratford Services - view the full range of services available in Stratford upon Avon


Overview - Stratford Hospital

Stratford Hospital is a community outpatient hospital, consisting of two buildings and a ward with 25 beds. Building One houses a dedicated Eye Unit, The Rigby Cancer Unit and Radiology with X-ray, MRI and CT services. Building work has just commenced to enhance our Radiology Services with the construction of a Community Diagnostic Centre. The ground floor is also home to The Grafton Suite, Pharmacy and the Health and Wellbeing Information Centre which includes Cafe Lomas.

Building Two is our main Outpatients building with services that include, Phlebotomy, Physiotherapy, Rheumatology and the Minor Injuries Unit. District Nurses are also located here.

Building One

Opened fully in August 2017. The building comprises of three floors:

Ground floor services include:

The first floor is an Ophthalmology Unit.

Rigby Cancer Unit is situated on the second floor along with the Macmillan Information and Support Centre.

Building Two - Outpatients and the Nicol Unit, a 25-bed ward caring for patients who require admission prevention, rehabilitation or palliative care.

STRATFORD MINOR INJURIES UNIT

The Minor Injuries Unit is open on Tuesdays, Wednesdays and Thursdays between 9am-5pm.

NHS 111 can help if you have an urgent but not life threatening medical problem and you’re not sure what to do. Advice is available from the NHS 111 online service (for people aged over 5 years) or call 111 to speak to a trained adviser who will assess your symptoms and direct you to the most suitable healthcare service, and if required they can also book an appointment. Local pharmacies also offer expert advice for a range of common conditions and minor injuries such as cystitis, skin rashes, aches and pains, coughs and colds, red eye, sinusitis, earaches and sore throats. If you need treatment for a serious accident and emergency, such as unconsciousness, heavy blood loss, suspected heart attack, stroke, broken bones, please visit the Emergency Department at Warwick Hospital.

How to Get Here

The Warwickshire County Council website contains information on the public transport services available in Warwickshire. You can also obtain information from the following websites:

Bus: Stagecoach; Johnson Coach & Bus Travel
Train: Chiltern Railways

There is a 10 minute walk to the hospital from the station.

Cycle: Cycle guides for Stratford-upon-Avon

Bike storage areas can be found on the Ground Floor of the multi-storey car park.

Drive: Arden Street, Stratford-upon-Avon, CV37 6NX (use this postcode in satellite navigation systems)

ain switchboard Tel: +44(0)1926 495321


For directions around Stratford Hospital download our hospital map.Visitor information

South Warwickshire University NHS Foundation Trust operates a smoke free sites policy. Smoking is not permitted on any of the Trust’s sites.

Stratford Hospital - Building 1

Stratford Hospital - Building 2

Stratford Health Care Centre Building 1 - Podiatry & Speech & Language Therapy