Find your way around Worcestershire Royal Hospital

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Worcestershire Royal Hospital

Worcestershire Royal Hospital is made up of several buildings. The main ones for patients and visitors are:

  • Main Building
  • Aconbury East
  • Aconbury West
  • Worcestershire Oncology Centre
  • Charles Hastings Education Centre 
  • Worcestershire Breast Unit

The main hospital is on four levels: River Level (Level 0), Meadow Level (Level 1), Woodland Level (Level 2) and Sky Level (Level 3). Wards, clinics and other patient facilities are on levels 0, 1 and 2. Sky Level (3) is office accommodation only.

The main entrance is at the front of the hospital and opens onto Meadow Level (Level 1) due to the nature of the site being built on the side of a hill.

To find your way around onsite, please download and print off ourWorcestershire Royal Hospital map

Aconbury

Aconbury East and West are separate from the main hospital building.

Aconbury West is an integral part of the hospital. The first floor has accommodation for the Woodside Suite, Orthotics, Physiotherapy, Speech and Language therapy, Occupational therapy, Nutrition and Dietetics and the Diabetes Centre.

The ground floor house the Ophthalmology (eye) department and the Highfield Rheumatology Unit.


Charles Hastings Education Centre

More information is available from The Charles Hastings Education Centre (CHEC) website.

The George Marshall Medical Museum is situated on the ground floor of the Centre.

More information about the museum is available from http://www.medicalmuseum.org.uk/.

Detailed access guides – AccessAble

We have worked with AccessAble to create Detailed Access Guides to facilities, wards and departments across the hospital. The guides and photographs aim to help patients, visitors and staff plan their journeys to and around the hospital, covering everything from parking facilities and hearing loops, to walking distances and accessible toilets.

You can find the guides on this page.