Wantage Community Hospital — Oxfordshire
What we do
Wantage Community Hospital provides a range of community health services for children, adults and families.
Services
Wantage Community Hospitals provides a range of services, including:
- Children’s services
- Maternity and family services
- Physical health services
- Mental health and wellbeing services
The hospital also hosts services provided by other organisations:
- Midwife Led Unit (MLU) provided by Oxford University Hospitals NHS Trust (OUH)
- Musculoskeletal (MSK) physiotherapy provided by Cora Health.
Opening hours
- Monday to Friday
- 8am to 5pm
The maternity unit is also open on weekends between 8am and 5pm
Getting here
Parking spaces are very limited at the hospital and we would encourage you to use public transport or other means of getting to the hospital. Free parking is available near the market place, with a short walk (10 minutes uphill) to the hospital.
If you chose to drive, there is a parking machine on site to pay for the parking, which requires cash.
There are bicycle racks available just to the right of the main reception, if you chose to cycle.
We are very fortunate to be located on a main road (A417) and buses are available – X32, S8, X36, 34, 38
Inpatients
If you are coming into hospital, please bring the items listed below. This will help make your stay more comfortable.
Visiting
We welcome visits from family and friends during a patient’s stay on the ward.
Referrals
- If you are living at home you can be referred to a community hospital by your GP.
- If you are already in another NHS hospital, you can be referred by that hospital via a centralised team.
- You cannot refer yourself to a community hospital. If you are feeling unwell you should contact your GP.
Refurbishment
Plans are underway to expand the range of services provided to local people on the hospital’s ground floor. Read the latest update.
Contact us
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Address
Wantage Community Hospital, Garston Lane, Wantage, Oxfordshire OX12 7AS -
Phone
Referral
Referrals can be made by your GP, hospital doctor, or any other health care professional. This can be by either email or telephone.
Learn more
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