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Directions University Hospital Crosshouse Day Surgery and Endoscopy Unit Directions University Hospital Crosshouse Day Surgery and Endoscopy Unit Information for you Follow us on Twitter @NHSaaa Find us on Facebook at www.facebook.com/nhsaaa Visit our website: www.nhsaaa.net All our publications are available in other formats By car or taxi: By bus or by foot: • From the B7081 Kilmarnock to Crosshouse road, • From the B7081 Kilmarnock to Crosshouse enter the hospital grounds by the entrance to the road, enter the hospital grounds through the Ayrshire Maternity Unit. If you are approaching main entrance at the roundabout. If you are from Kilmarnock, this is the second entrance. approaching from Kilmarnock, this is the first If you are approaching from Crosshouse, this is entrance. If you are approaching from Crosshouse, the first entrance. this is the second entrance. • Follow the road to the back of the maternity unit, • Go through the main entrance, where you will see until you reach the Day Surgery and Endoscopy the welcome desk. Unit entrance on the right hand side. • Turn left, then immediate right and continue past • There is a drop off point. Alternatively, drive past the Volunteer Shop and tea bar. After the tea bar, the entrance until you reach the small car park. turn left. • Continue to the end of the corridor, where you Please note there is no pedestrian access to the will see the gynaecology ward. Turn right. Day Surgery or Endoscopy Unit from the entrance to the Ayrshire Maternity Unit. • At the next set of doors, turn left. At this point, you will leave the building and have a short walk Glasgow across the footpath, where you will reach the Day Fenwick Surgery and Endoscopy Unit. University Hospital CrosshouseCrosshouse Do you need any help? Hospital B7038 If you have any difficulties walking moderate distances, please ask for help at the welcome desk. A77 The welcome desk staff will arrange for a porter to H Crosshouse B7081 take you to the unit in a wheelchair. Alternatively, Irvine A71 there are patient seats along the route in case you need a rest. Kilmarnock A77 Ayr 2 3 Welcome to University Hospital Crosshouse Car park Day Surgery and 38 Endoscopy Unit 34 37 32 33 35 36 40 41 01 16 24 02 04 17 20 39 Service vehicles only 03 10 11 beyond this point 25 Pedestrian access to Lister Street, 06 07 08 15 18 21 22 Simpson Street and 05 Management 12 23 offices/residences 19 A.D.O.C 09 29 Doctors out of hours entrance 26 Car park 30 Main 28 14 Car park entrance 27 Bus stops Disabled car park 13 31 Ayrshire A&E entrance Road access to Maternity Lister Street and Unit Simpson Street Car park Car park MIS14-244-CC 01. Day Surgery 10. Intensive Care Unit 15. Cardiology/ECG/EEG 23. Discharge Lounge 32. Ward A levels 1 – 5 40. Lift lobby (A, B, C) 02. Endoscopy (ICU) 16. Cochlear Implant Centre 24. Medical Photography 33. Ward B levels 1 – 5 41. Lift lobby (D, E, F) 03. Anaesthetics 11. X-Ray Department 17. Maxwell Suite 25. Dining hall 34. Ward C levels 1 – 5 04. Main Theatres 12. Pre-Op Assessment 18. Audiology 26. Cashiers Public access route 05. Ward 6 13. Combined Assessment 19. Outpatient Areas 27. Maxillofacial/Orthodontics 35. Ward D levels 1 – 5 06. John Lynch Renal Unit Unit (CAU) 20. Alexander Fleming 28. Physiotherapy, Occupational 36. Ward E levels 1 – 5 07. Nuclear Medicine 14. Accident and Education Centre and Speech Therapies 37. Ward F levels 1 – 5 08. Medical Physics Emergency 21. Hospital Volunteers 29. Oral Facial Laboratory 38. Clinic K 09. Laboratories café and shop 30. Lister Centre 39. Pharmacy 22. Chapel 31. Diabetic Day Centre 4 5 Direct bus links to University Hospital Crosshouse Contacting Stagecoach West Scotland University Hospital Crosshouse is served directly by You can get details on local bus routes from: the following Stagecoach bus services: Stagecoach West Scotland Sandgate, Ayr, KA7 1DD Service number: 11 Telephone: 01292 613 500 Destinations: Ardrossan - Saltcoats - Stevenston - E-mail: [email protected] Pennyburn - Kilwinning - Irvine - Website: www.stagecoachbus.com Dreghorn - Springside - University Hospital Crosshouse - Kilmarnock Bus stations Stagecoach West Scotland Service number: 21 Kilmarnock Bus Station, Kilmarnock KA1 1JU Destinations: Irvine - Broomlands - Dreghorn - Telephone 01563 525 192 Drybridge - Dundonald - University Hospital Crosshouse - Stagecoach West Scotland Kilmarnock Ayr Bus Station, Sandgate, Ayr KA7 1DD Telephone 01292 613 500 Service number: 337 Destinations: Beith - Gateside - Barrmill - Lugton - Dunlop - Stewarton - Kilmaurs - Bus journey planning and timetables Crosshouse - Kilmarnock Bus journey planning and timetable information is available from your nearest SPT travel point or from Traveline Scotland www.travelinescotland.com 6 7 All of our publications are available in different languages, larger print, braille (English only), audio tape or another format of your choice. Tha gach sgrìobhainn againn rim faotainn ann an diofar chànanan, clò nas motha, Braille (Beurla a-mhàin), teip claistinn no riochd eile a tha sibh airson a thaghadh. 0800 169 1441 Tell us what you think... If you would like to comment on any issues raised by this document, please complete this form and return it to: Communications Department, 28 Lister Street, University Hospital Crosshouse, Crosshouse KA2 0BB. You can also email us at: [email protected] or [email protected]. If you provide your contact details, we will acknowledge your comments and pass them to the appropriate departments for a response. Name ______________________________________________________ Address ______________________________________________________ ______________________________________________________ Comment ______________________________________________________ ______________________________________________________ Compiled by Day Surgery Unit Last reviewed: June 2016 Leaflet reference DS06-004-CC/PIL16-0133.
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