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Hinchingbrooke Health Care NHS Trust delivers a broad range of safe and quality healthcare services to the people of Huntingdonshire and surrounding districts.
The Trust is the biggest employer in Huntingdonshire with over 1,700 employees, however it maintains a personable atmosphere in pleasant surroundings; the staff are well motivated and well trained and along with the Board are committed to high quality care and patient safety. There are 382 beds comprising 190 Elective and 192 Medical including a dedicated 7 bedded isolation ward. Day case and short stay surgical procedures are carried out in the adjacent Treatment Centre.
A number of reserved disabled bays are provided at the front of the main Hospital to help patients and visitors with mobility problems find an available parking space quickly. To ensure a parking ticket is not issued, a disabled driver must display a disabled badge in the windscreen of the car; badge holders can park free of charge in any marked bays in our car parks.
For people with hearing impairments that use hearing aids, induction loops are available at the volunteers' desk in the main entrance to the Hospital, the Treatment Centre, the Emergency Care Centre, and the Pharmacy.
The Trust's Patient Advice and Liaison Service is available to offer help to all patients and their visitors. For more information please visit:
http://www.hinchingbrooke.nhs.uk/page/patients-and-visitors/pals
The Trust is the biggest employer in Huntingdonshire with over 1,700 employees, however it maintains a personable atmosphere in pleasant surroundings; the staff are well motivated and well trained and along with the Board are committed to high quality care and patient safety. There are 382 beds comprising 190 Elective and 192 Medical including a dedicated 7 bedded isolation ward. Day case and short stay surgical procedures are carried out in the adjacent Treatment Centre.
A number of reserved disabled bays are provided at the front of the main Hospital to help patients and visitors with mobility problems find an available parking space quickly. To ensure a parking ticket is not issued, a disabled driver must display a disabled badge in the windscreen of the car; badge holders can park free of charge in any marked bays in our car parks.
For people with hearing impairments that use hearing aids, induction loops are available at the volunteers' desk in the main entrance to the Hospital, the Treatment Centre, the Emergency Care Centre, and the Pharmacy.
The Trust's Patient Advice and Liaison Service is available to offer help to all patients and their visitors. For more information please visit:
http://www.hinchingbrooke.nhs.uk/page/patients-and-visitors/pals
