Whitley Clinic
The CARSS Community Clinics at Whitley Clinic currently host the following services: Cardiac Rehabilitation, Heart Function Service, Respiratory Service, and Pulmonary Rehabilitation.
| Day | Opening from/to |
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| Monday | 8am to 5pm |
| Tuesday | 8am to 5pm |
| Wednesday | 8am to 5pm |
| Thursday | 8am to 5pm |
| Friday | 8am to 5pm |
| Closed on bank holidays | |
The CARSS Community Clinics at Whitley Clinic currently host the following services: Cardiac Rehabilitation, Heart Function Service, Respiratory Service, and Pulmonary Rehabilitation.
Frequently asked questions
What accessibility features does this site have?
We have a number of facilities available, including:
- Wheelchair and step-free access
- Disabled parking
- Disabled WC
- Text Relay
Is there car parking?
Car parking is available on site.
Are there service specific opening times?
Location and service specific opening times may differ. Please contact the service directly to check opening times.
Getting here
By car
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Route: Leave the M4 at J10, following signs for A329(M) / Reading. Follow the A329(M) into Reading, then join the A33 (Rivermead Way) heading north into the city. Stay on the A33 through Reading, crossing the River Kennet and continuing toward Whitley.
Upon entering Whitley, turn to join Northumberland Avenue.
The clinic is at number 268. -
Parking: Car parking is available on site.
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Route planner: Use the AA Route Planner for tailored driving directions.
By bus
Nearest bus stop:
Community Centre
Bus routes:
- 5, 9
Timetables
By train
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Nearest stations: Reading Railway Station
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Connection: From the nearest station, take a local bus or use a taxi.
Booking services

Patients and visitor information
Find out more about visiting our locations as an outpatient, inpatient or visitor.
Learn moreHelp us stop the spread of respiratory and other infections
Please do not visit us if you have had an infectious illness during the past two days e.g. diarrhoea, vomiting, rashes, a heavy cold, cough or COVID/ flu.
Read our poster on how to stop the spread of infections.

