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Bridlington Hospital

Where to find us

Bridlington and District Hospital
Bessingby Road
Bridlington
East Yorkshire
YO16 4QP

Contact us

Telephone: 01262 606666


Open Health Day at Bridlington Hospital

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About us


Bridlington Hospital is a district hospital which provides surgical, rehabilitation, and outpatients services to the local Bridlington community.

The hospital has two rehabilitation wards Waters and Johnson. Lloyd ward is the surgical ward, Shephard Day Case Unit and Lawrence Unit for Care of the Elderly. The community midwife team are based in Avenue Ward, named after the former Avenue Maternity Hospital.

The hospital also has a minor injuries and GP access centre which are operated by City Healthcare Partnership. The GP MacMillan Wolds Unit and Buckrose Ward are run by Humber NHS Foundation Trust. It also has a renal dialysis unit which is run by Fresenius Medical Care Renal Services.

The hospital is situated on Bessingby Road, two miles north of the town centre.


Services


Services include:

  • Audiology

  • Bereavement Services (Chapel)

  • Blood Taking Service (Shephard Day Case Unit)

  • Care of the Elderly (Lawrence Unit)

  • Community Services

  • Community Midwifery-Services

  • Gastroenterology

  • General Surgery and Urology (some services are available)

  • Nutrition and Dietetics

  • Occupational Therapy

  • Orthopaedics

  • Orthotics

  • Outpatients

  • Pain Management

  • Pharmacy (in house service)

  • Physiotherapy

  • Radiology

  • Speech and Language Therapy

  • Sexual Health (Family Planning Clinic takes place on Monday morning and Thursday afternoon)



On arrival


If you are ensure where to go when you arrive at the hospital please ask at the reception in the main entrance. Maps are also available for your use.


Parking


There are two cars parks at Bridlington Hospital and ample car parking spaces. Disabled car parking spaces are available outside the main entrance. There is also a short stay/ drop off area for five vehicles to wait for 15 minutes.

Pay and display car parking charges at Bridlington Hospital are as follows:
• One hour - £1.20
• Two hours - £2.50
• Three hours - £3.50
• Four hours - £4.50
• Over five hours - £6.00


Disabled blue badge holders do not need to purchase a ticket.


Car park management is in operation and enforcement notices will be given to cars parked improperly, for example on the pavement or not in a designated bay, or without payment. Penalty charges are £60, or £30 if paid within 14 days, and are administered by an external company.



Shuttle Bus


A shuttle bus operates between Bridlington and Scarborough Hospitals. Each journey takes about 55 minutes and the service is free for patients and visitors.

The shuttle bus departs from outside the main entrance at Scarborough Hospital at 9am, 11am, 1pm, 3pm, 5pm and 7.45pm.

Shuttle service departs from Bridlington Hospital, main entrance, at 7.45am*, 10am, noon, 2pm, 4pm, and 6pm.


* Please note the 7.45am service from Bridlington and the 9am from Scarborough do not operate on a Saturday and Sunday.



Buses


East Yorkshire Motor Services (EYMS) runs several buses that serve Bridlington Hospital - for times ring BusCall on 01482 222222.


Taxis


There are free taxi request phones in the main reception.


Shops and Restaurants

Dining Room


The Dining Room is located on the ground floor of the Hospital. It is open for breakfast, lunch and super and serves a weekly seasonal menu, for patients and staff, using fresh, local ingredients.

Features include:

  • Daily homemade soup

  • Homemade cakes

  • Fresh sandwiches and salads

WRVS Shop


The WRVS shop is situated in the main entrance and is open from 9.00am until 4.30pm Monday to Friday and 1.00pm until 5.00pm on Saturday and Sundays. The shop sells newspapers, confectionary, sandwiches and hot drinks. The WRVS also runs a trolley service which visits the wards on a daily basis, supplying patients with newspapers, magazines, confectionary and hot drinks.


Vending machines


Are located in the dining room and by the lifts.


Cash machine


Please note cash machine facilities are not available on site. The nearest cash machine is at Morrisons, five minutes drive away.


Post

A Royal Mail post box is located in the main entrance and is collected at 5pm daily.


Visiting times


All wards 3.00 - 4.00pm and 6.30 - 7.30pm


Hospital Radio


Yorkshire Coast Hospital Radio operates from a new studio at Bridlington Hospital to find out more or to get involved visit www.yorkshirecoasthospitalradio.org.uk.


PALS


To speak to a member of the team please ask a member of staff or call 01723 342434.


Our history

Bridlington Hospital was officially opened by the Duchess of Gloucester on May 16 1989, bringing together services from three former hospitals. The hospital had over 200 beds which catered for the elderly, patients with mental health needs, maternity and acute patients.

Bridlington Hospital became part of Scarborough and North East Yorkshire Healthcare NHS Trust in October 1999.

In September 2008 the hospital's cardiac monitoring unit, acute medical wards and maternity services were transferred to Scarborough Hospital.

In May 2012, following a £750,000 refurbishment, Greg Knight MP officially reopened the main theatre at Bridlington Hospital. This investment in surgical activity at Bridlington enabled patients to stay overnight following surgery at the hospital and in September 2012 the hospital undertook its first orthopedic surgery.

In July 2012, Bridlington Hospital and Scarborough and North East Yorkshire Healthcare NHS Trust became part of York Teaching Hospital NHS Foundation Trust.
The hospital has an active league of Friends. Founded in 1953 the aim of the Bridlington Hospital League of Friends is to improve patient care and comfort.