Hexham General Hospital

    • Hexham General Hospital has a laparoscopic training centre
    • Hexham General Hospital has a laparoscopic training centre

General Information

Hexham General Hospital is a modern hospital providing a full range of diagnostic services and 24-hour emergency care.  It has four wards consisting of an oncology day unit, a surgical ward for patients who have had general, orthopaedic and gynaecological surgery, a stroke rehabilitation and care of the elderly ward and a general medicine ward.  

For the privacy  and dignity of patients the hospital wards are largely single, en-suite rooms. 

The hospital also has a midwifery-led maternity unit with birthing pool.  Two GP practices are based within the hospital. 

Guide to services at Hexham General Hospital

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For directions and contact details click on the map below.

Directions & Transport

By road
Leave the A1 at the junction with the A69 and A186 and join the A69 for approximately 17 miles, by-passing Corbridge. Once past Corbridge, leave the A69 at the next large roundabout (signposted to Hexham) Follow the signs into Hexham, then turn left onto the A695, Corbridge Road (signposted to Corbridge). The hospital is located on the right-hand side.

By bus
For up to date bus information, please use the Traveline service

By rail
Hexham receives regular services from Newcastle Central Station and Carlisle. The hospital is a short walk from the station. Check The Trainline for timetables of all services.

Charges

Car parking is available and costs £1.20p per hour, up to a maximum of £4 per day.  For short stays parking is available at 60p for half an hour.

As it is pay and display, please make sure that you bring change with you and leave plenty of time to find a space.

Disabled parking

There are designated free parking bays reserved for registered disabled drivers displaying a valid blue badge permit.

Concessionary car parking

We offer free car parking in a number of cases for patients or their visitors. This includes those receiving treatment for cancer while patients attending regularly over an extended period and visitors of long-stay patients may also be exempt. Parents of children in hospital will also receive free car parking. Please speak to the ward manager about this. 

Parking penalty fees

Cars not parked in an authorised bay or parked without a ticket or permit may be issued a fixed penalty parking fine and can be charged to a maximum of £30.  

Acute Care Unit

General medicine
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Emergency Care Centre

Accident and emergency department
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Endoscopy Outpatients

Endoscopy department for outpatient treatment
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Outpatients department

Outpatients and pre-assessment
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Theatres

Operating theatres
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Ward 1

Oncology day unit
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Ward 2

General medicine
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Ward 3

General surgery, orthopaedics & gynaecology
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Ward 4

Stroke/rehabilitation and care of the elderly
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Facilities

  • Disabled access 
  • Induction loop 
  • Entertainment and communications system at bedsides (some television channels are provided free and cards may be purchased throughout the hospital for those channels which are pay per view. These cards can also be used for making and receiving telephone calls from the same system
  • Café for visitors, vending machines, shop on premises.