Parking in Broadgreen Hospital

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Broadgreen is a training Hospital in the suburb of Broadgreen, in the northern city Liverpool. It is managed by the Liverpool University Hospitals NHS Foundation Trust, alongside two other hospitals in the Liverpool city centre. The site in which Broadgreen lies, is mutually exclusive with Liverpool Heart and Chest Hospital NHS Trust and the Mersey Care NHS Trusts Broadoak Unit.

Within the last 15 years, Broadgreen Hospital has been mostly renovated and May 2006 saw the last stage of the regeneration, with the surgical diagnostic centre finished. The refurb dramatically enhanced the hospital facilities for carers and patients alike, with the most up to date analytical apparatus that includes CT and MRI scanners, a computerized dispensing pharmacy and digital imaging.

A high tech contemporary barn theatre was also built in 2006 and enabled a broader dedication in creating a urology diagnostic and treatment centre. The brand new theatre has enabled consultants and surgeons to manage parallel operating tables to increase and pledge optimal use of the operating rooms capability. Due to this, Broadgreen Hospital became the central locale for appointed urological, general and orthopaedic surgery and diagnosis and treatment in conjunction with specialist rehabilitation.

Broadgreen Hospital is the only hospital in the city of Liverpool to have its personal radio station, which is broadcast throughout the hospital and can be listened to from the radio headphones found beside each bed.

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Broadgreen has its own multi-storey car park that sits inside the grounds. The car park is open 24 hours a day, seven days a week and charges operate at all times on a pay by foot basis. It has 752 spaces. There are no disabled blue badge holder spaces available in the multi-storey. For those who are disabled blue badge holders, there is a private car park F (blue badge only) or H , which is located to the left of the main hospital entrance. The car park F has 56 spaces and car park H has 42 spaces with 10 designated for blue badge holders. Parking is not free and a ticket should still be purchased.

A free shuttle bus operates from the multi-storey, and car parks F and H, Monday to Friday from 8.00am to 4.45pm, that can take and pick you up from multiple points across the hospital grounds.

There are also 15 disabled bays where parking is free of charge for up to 4 hours around the hospital grounds of Broadgreen.

Multi-storey parking (L14 3LB):

Car Park F (L14 3LB) and H (L14 3LB):

Any further information can be found on the Broadgreen NHS page.

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By Train:

Broadgreen train station (L14 3NG) lies a five to ten minute walk from the Broad green hospital and has direct connections to the city station, Liverpool Lime Street Station, which is a 20 minute car journey from Broadgreen Hospital.

It runs on the Northern Line.

Broadgreen station has trains to and from Wigan North Western, Manchester airport, Warrington Bank Quay and other Liverpool stations.

Check out the Northern Railway link for all needed information on journeys, times and prices: https://www.northernrailway.co.uk/stations/BGE

By Bus:

Liverpool City has a numerous number of bus services that run within Liverpool and surrounding areas. There are plenty of buses that drop off outside the hospital, or in a short walking distance. Such as the: 7, 10, 10A and 81.

See the Merseytravel website for details on services, times and routes.

Or call the Merseytravel Traveline 0871 200 2233

By Car:

Broadgreen Hospital is positioned close to the end of the M62 motorway at the intersection of Queens Drive and Thomas Drive. The following major motorways will take you up to Broadgreen Hospital via other motorways and A roads:

The M62 links with the North and North East.

The M4, M5 and M6 from the Midlands and South West.

The M1 from London.

The M3 from the South.

The postcode for the Sat-Nav is L14 3LB

On Foot:

Broadgreen Hospital is a five to ten minute stroll from Broadgreen Train station.

By Plane:

Liverpool John Lennon Airport  to Broadgreen Hospital is:

A 40 minute direct bus ride

A 20 minute car journey.

Manchester airport to Broadgreen Hospital is:

A 1 hour and a half direct train ride

A 35 minute car ride.

Broadgreen provides its own designated blue badge holder disabled parking in car park F, this car park has 56 spaces. Both are open 24 hour a day, seven days a week.

Car park H, has 10 specified blue badge holder spaces.

Parking is not free in either car parks for badge holders and a ticket should still be purchased at all times.

To search for the disabled car park that is closest to Broadgreen Hospital see the Blue Badge Parking website. 

Broadgreen Hospital parking in all car parks is for 24 hours a day, seven days a week, this includes bank holidays and overnight. Charges apply at all times.

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What is the Address for Broadgreen Hospital?

The address is: Broadgreen Hospital, Thomas Drive, Liverpool, L14 3LB

What does Broadgreen hospital Specialise in?

It specialises with its own brand new department: urological and orthopaedic surgery, diagnosis and treatment with specialist rehabilitation.

Does Broadgreen Hospital have an Accident and Emergency Department?

No, it does not, it closed down in 1996, the nearest A&E department is at The Royal Liverpool university Hospital.