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West Berkshire Community Hospital is located on London Road, Benham Hill, Thatcham, RG18 3AS. You can call us on 01635 273 300 for general enquiries or visit the Patient Information Point at the main reception.

Services We offer a wide range of services, including:

• Palliative Care
• Rehabilitation and Assessment Centre
• Diet and Nutrition
• Minor Injuries Unit (MIU)
• Psychosexual Therapy, Integrated Pain and Spinal, Speech and Language Therapy (adult and children)
• Respiratory, Cardiac Rehabilitation, Heart Function and Pulmonary Rehabilitation services
• Community Dental, Podiatry, Phlebotomy, and Chaplaincy services
• Mental health, older people’s mental health, and continence services
• Children’s and Young People’s Integrated Therapies
• WestCall urgent‑care clinic

How to get there

• By car: The South Entrance is off the A4 (London Road) when coming from Newbury. From Thatcham use the North Entrance on Turnpike Road. Parking charges (7 am–6 pm, Mon‑Fri) are £1 for up to 2 h, £2 for up to 4 h, and £10 for longer stays. Blue‑Badge holders should see reception on arrival.
• By bus: Several routes stop at ‘West Berkshire Community Hospital’ on Rookes Way (routes 1, 1A/1C, 1D/1E, 3C). Nearby stops at Hambridge Road and Southdown Road are a 5‑6 minute walk away.
• By train: Newbury Racecourse Station is about 1 mile away and Newbury Station about 1.5 miles. From the station you can walk, take a local bus, or use a taxi.

Accessibility

• Step‑free entrances, ramps, automatic doors and accessible toilets.
• Wheelchair‑friendly parking bays and a drop‑off point.
• Translation, signing, BSL, large‑print, braille, audio and easy‑read information are available on request.

Facilities

• Children’s play area and a café for visitors.
• A quiet prayer area for faith‑based support.
• Free internet access throughout the site.

Patient Information Point Located opposite the main reception, the PIP provides leaflets, quiet space and volunteers to help you find the right support.

For more details, you can visit the hospital’s page on our website or call the main number.

This information is generated by AI using generalised information from this website. For personal advice, contact NHS 111, your GP or other healthcare provider.