Parking in Princess of Wales Bromsgrove hospital

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Princess of Wales Bromsgrove hospital is a community hospital built in 1992 and provides care for the population of Bromsgrove and Redditch. It resides in the town of Bromsgrove in the county of Worcestershire, close to the Midlands area of England. The hospital is run by the Worcestershire Health and Care NHS Trust.

The Princess of Wales Community hospital provides inpatient and outpatient care for patients who do not need the high level and or advanced technology that an acute hospital provides. It helps support people recovering from surgery or illness, who do not necessitate critical care, but cannot be cured at home.

It houses a minor injury unit, the Primrose unit which provides NHS specialist palliative care, with a holistic approach to medicine as well as more medical based practice. It has patients who have been referred from the Macmillan community nursing team, GPS, Acute Trusts and the Primrose day hospice and aims to provide the greatest and most excellent end of life care. There is also a rehabilitation and assessment unit, whereby it uses a holistic multidisciplinary methodology in order to reach rehab goals.

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The Princess of Wales Bromsgrove hospital has 146 standard spaces for patients and visitors and 13 designated for disabled blue badge holders at the main and ambulance entrance. The car park works on a pay on exit system.

The car park is open Monday to Sunday, 24 hours a day.

Disabled blue badge holders who park in the car park are not exempt from charges and must pay on exiting the car park.

Charges as follows:

•         20 Mins - Free
•         2 Hours - £2.50
•         4 Hours - £3.50
•         24 Hours - £4.00

Disabled persons or those with relatives on a palliative care unit are reimbursed, and those on pensions or benefits are reimbursed.

There are parking concessions available for the following. Where all parking will be charged at £1.00 per visit to the hospital:

•       Relatives of patients who are at the Primrose Unit
•       Patients who are long term for example; over 12 weeks
•       Those who are attending clinic’s such as Diabetic or Rehab (For 6 week blocks)

For further parking information see the NHS Worcestershire Health and Care page for Princess of Wales Community hospital.

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By Train:

Bromsgrove train station (B60 2LX) lies 2 miles away from Princess of Wales Bromsgrove hospital, which equates to a 10 minute car drive or a 28 minute bus journey.

The station is managed by West Midlands Railway.

It has direct trains into Birmingham New Street, Hereford and Lichfield Trent Valley.

The link below provides details on train travel in the area of the West Midlands including travel to and from Bromsgrove: WestMidlandsRailway

By Bus:

There are ample bus services across the West Midlands.

The following buses stop a one minute walk away from Princess of Wales Bromsgrove hospital:

44, 144 and 885.

The number 43 stops a four minute walk on Bewell Head.

Buses 91, 145, 145A, 183 and S45 stop an eight minute walk away on All Saints Road.

Visit the First Group for information on bus timetables, journey planners and routes.

By Car:

The Princess of Wales Bromsgrove hospital sits right next to the A road the A38 which runs right into Birmingham.

Use the M5 from the West

The M4 from the South West

The M40 from London and the East

The M6 from the North

The postcode for the sat nav is: B61 0BB

The use of Google maps will provide further and more in depth directions on getting to the hospital.

On Foot:

Bus stops stop a one, four and eight minute walk away from Princess of Wales Bromsgrove hospital.

By Plane:

Birmingham international airport (B26 3QJ) resides a 28 minute car drive and a one hour and 14 minute bus and train journey.

The airport provides flights to destinations across the UK and Europe.

There is ample blue badge holder parking within the hospital car parks. Disabled blue badge holders must pay for parking on exit from the hospital. The first 20 minutes are free of charge and for two hours is £2.50.

However, it is possible for disabled blue badge holders to be reimbursed for their parking.

To search for the disabled car park that is closest to Princess of Wales Bromsgrove hospital, see the Blue Badge Parking website. 

It is possible to park in all of the car parks in the hospital grounds, seven days a week for 24 hours a day. This includes bank holidays. Charges apply at all times.

The charge for 24 hours is £4.00.

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What is the address for the Princess of Wales Bromsgrove hospital?

Princess of Wales Community Hospital, Stourbridge Road, Bromsgrove, Worcestershire, B61 0BB.

What are the general visiting hours for the Princess of Wales Bromsgrove hospital?

Visiting hours for relatives and friends are between 2.00 pm and 7.00 pm. Other arrangements can be made if so required.

There are open visiting hours for those seeing palliative care patients.

Is there free parking at Princess of Wales Bromsgrove hospital?

The first 20 minutes of parking is free at the hospital and then charges occur, with £2.50 being the price for two hours.