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Emergency Department (A&E) at Hereford County Hospital
Accident and Emergency Department (A&E) Hereford county hospital
Same Day Emergency Care Unit (FSDEC) is an extension of the emergency department. The unit provides specialist care which focusses on providing a safe, timely discharge following a comprehensive assessment on the same day.
Hereford County Hospital address
The postcode and address is Stonebow Road, The County Hospital, Hereford, HR1 2BN
Accident & Emergency location
The Accident & Emergency (A&E) department is located at the far end of the main hospital building.
All patients and visitors to this department must use the designated A&E entrance.
There is a drop-off and collection point at the main A&E entrance, and designated parking spaces for individuals with disabilities. The parking area is managed by a private contractor and charges apply, though concessions are available.
There is more information on how to find us and available parking.
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How to contact us
Children’s Occupational Therapy TeamBenet BuildingRuckhall LaneBelmontHerefordHR2 9RZTel: 01432 269584
Opening hours
Monday to Friday, 9am to 5pm (excluding Bank holidays).
The Childrens Occupational Therapy team is not an emergency service and there may be times when messages cannot be responded to the same day.
If medical advice or assistance is required consider phoning 111, 999, your GP, or the Children’s Ward if you have open access.
Equipment breakdown and repairs (i.e. hoists and hospital beds): contact NRS 0300 1000045