Hospital Services

Outpatient Appointments

Our nearest hospital outpatient clinics are the following:

When a patient is referred for a second opinion or further treatment, they may be seen by the specialist at one of the above clinics for initial consultation.

Patient Choice

You will be offered a choice when you are referred to hospital. The surgery has information about the local hospitals and their services as well as leaflets about 'Choosing Your Hospital'.

Please go to the Choose and Book web site for more information. The contact number for the booking service is 0845 608 8888.

X-rays

A walk in service is provided at the following hospitals for plain x-ray procedures, e.g. chest, spine and limbs.

For ultrasound scans, the doctor sends a referral request to the hospital and an appointment is sent to the patient’s address usually within 4 weeks time.

Physiotherapy

The physiotherapy department is based at Frimley Park Hospital and Farnham Hospital. Be aware that there is typically a waiting period of a several weeks (and can be up to 12 weeks) before you get an appointment.

Domiciliary physiotherapy (for housebound patients) is based at the Fleet Hospital.

Phlebotomy services (blood tests)

There is a walk-in phlebotomy clinic in the Outpatient Department at the Aldershot Centre for Health on Level 1 during the following hours: Mon – Fri 8:30am – 4:30pm

Choice of Hospitals

There are 2 main hospitals in this area with a casualty department:

However, we also offer the choice of a few other hospitals, namely:

Patient Transport Request

Transport is only available for patients who require ambulance transport because of their medical condition. Dial-a-ride is able to transport patients with disabilities. Please ask if you are unsure whether you meet the criteria for ambulance transport.

Patients able to travel by car or public transport are expected to make their own arrangements.

If you are on certain benefits you may be eligible for financial help and should ask at the local benefits office or the hospital, or click here for more information.

Some voluntary organisations help with transport to hospital appointments for a small charge: