Overview
Wallingford Community Hospital provides rehabilitation and palliative care for people who no longer require the services of an acute hospital but require greater support than currently provided in their home environment.
The hospital has a dedicated team of nurses, occupational therapists and physiotherapists and is supported by medical teams. Staff work closely with social services to source care placements and liaise with other care agencies.
- This site does not provide A&E or emergency services.
- Patients should follow instructions given by their GP or appointment letter.
- Service availability may vary depending on referral and clinical pathway.
Referrals
Referrals can be made by your GP, hospital doctor or any other health care professional. This can be by either email or phone.
Services
Wallingford Maternity and Birthing Centre
This service is operated by Oxford University Hospitals (OUH).
The Wallingford Maternity and Birth Centre is a friendly, free-standing Midwifery-Led Unit (MLU) located within Wallingford Community Hospital.
The unit is run by experienced midwives and maternity support workers (MSWs), with additional support from community midwifery teams. They provide care 24 hours a day, seven days a week, for women and birthing people who choose to give birth in an MLU setting.
After you return home there is a 24 hour advice line in case you have any concerns about your baby.
Opening hours
- Monday to Sunday
- 9am to 5pm
Accessing the service
MSK physiotherapy
This service is provided by Cora Health.
MSK focuses on working with patients to help restore movement and function which may have been caused by an injury or illness.
Common conditions treated are spinal pain, osteoarthritis, muscle and ligament injuries and patients recovering from fractures/surgery.
Opening hours
- Monday to Friday
- 10am to 4:30pm
- Closed on weekends
Podiatry
Podiatry is a branch of healthcare that is concerned with the diagnosis and treatment of foot health problems. It was previously known as Chiropody.
The podiatry department is staffed by registered practitioners working for Oxford Health NHS Foundation Trust. Our role is to provide NHS podiatry services across Oxfordshire.
Our services can be accessed by referral from any health or social care professional. The podiatrist is responsible for assessing and treating a wide range of conditions.
Accessing the service
Email: podiatry@oxfordhealth.nhs.uk.
Please follow the link to access more information on our Podiatry services across Oxfordshire:
Oxfordshire Podiatry – Oxford Health NHS Foundation Trust
Community Heart Failure Nursing Service
What we do
The Community Heart Failure Nursing service cares for and empowers patients to manage their heart failure and assists them in improving their health and wellbeing.
It is a valuable resource in primary care, providing a consistent and systematic approach to the treatment of heart failure sufferers.
The Heart Failure Nurse Specialists achieve this by working closely with GPs as well as with hospital consultants to monitor the symptoms of heart failure and manage medication.
Emphasis is placed on the education and support of the patient and their carer or family.
What is heart failure?
Heart failure is a progressive, disabling condition which affects 1-2% of the population. It can have a huge impact on a person’s quality of life, psychologically as well as physically.
Referrals
Referrals can be made by your GP, hospital doctor, or any other health care professional; this can be done by either email or telephone.
Phone: 01865 904 808
Service Availability
The service is available Monday to Friday, 9.00am to 5.00pm.
Click on the link below for further information regarding our clinic locations.
Oxfordshire Community Heart Failure Team Clinic locations
Inpatient Ward
Ward visiting hours
- Monday to Sunday
- 11am to 8pm
- Please avoid meal times
Meal times are 12pm to 1pm and 5pm to 6pm.
Accessibility guides
These links take you to external AccessAble guides. These include information on accessibility facilities, parking and bus routes.
Address
Reading Road
Wallingford
Oxfordshire
OX10 9DU
Getting here
Wallingford Community Hospital is located in Wallingford and is accessible by car, public transport, cycling and on foot. Patients and visitors are advised to plan their journey in advance and allow extra time where needed.
- Allow extra time for travel during peak hours
- Parking availability may be limited and it is paid parking
- Always follow local traffic and pedestrian signage when approaching the site
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what3words location
The three words below provide the precise location of this service. Enter them into the what3words app or website to find it on a map.
Main building entrance: ///brush.trainer.loom
By car
The hospital can be reached by car via local road networks in Wallingford. On-site parking is available for patients and visitors. Spaces may be limited at busy times, so early arrival is recommended where possible. There are other local car parks close to the hospital.
By bus
Wallingford is served by several local bus routes connecting surrounding areas and nearby towns. Bus services stop within walking distance of the hospital, providing convenient access for patients and visitors.
Visitors should check local bus timetables before travelling, as services may vary depending on the time of day.
On foot
The hospital is accessible on foot from surrounding residential areas in Wallingford.
There are pedestrian routes and pavements leading to the site, allowing safe access for those walking from nearby locations.
Walking routes may vary depending on starting location, and visitors should follow local signage and pedestrian crossings where available.
Cycling
The hospital can also be reached by bicycle using local roads and cycle-friendly routes within Wallingford.
Visitors should use appropriate cycle paths where available and secure bicycles safely upon arrival (cycles are left at the owner’s risk).
Contact us
Phone: 01865 904 488