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Royal Berkshire Hospital London Road, Reading RG1 5AN 0118 322 Dept/Ward Block L Dept/Ward Block L Dept/Ward Block L Dept/Ward Block L Accident & Emergency Craven Road G Dorrell Ward Eye 3 Medical Infusion Unit Battle 2 Speech & Language Battle 1 Acute Medical Unit Centre 1 DVT Clinic (CDU) Centre 1 Medical Photography North 1 Surgical Assessment Unit South 3 Acute Stroke Unit Battle 1 ECG Concourse 2 Medical Physics North 1 Trueta Ward South 3 Adelaide Ward Battle 2 Emmer Green Ward Battle 3 Mortimer Ward Battle 3 Trust Education Centre Craven Road – Adult Day Surgery Unit South 3 Endoscopy Craven Road G Movements Disorders Clinic Battle 1 Urology Procedures Centre 1 Albert Ward (CAPD) North 2 ENT Clinics West Drive G MRI (Radiology) Centre 1 Victoria Ward Battle 2 Ambulatory Care Unit Centre 1 Eye Casualty Eye 2 Occupational Health 21 Craven Rd G Viewing Suite (Mortuary) South 1 Annexe Ward Battle 2 Eye Clinics Eye 2 Oncology Outpatients North 1 Voluntary Services Main Entrance 2 Antenatal Clinic Maternity 2 Eye Day Bed Unit Eye 3 Orthopaedics clinic South 2 West Ward North 2 Audiology 1, 2 & 3 West Drive G Eye Pre-Op Assessment Eye 3 Orthopaedics x-ray South 2 WestCall Maternity 2 Benyon Ward North 1 Falls Clinic Battle 1 Orthoptics Eye 2 Wheelchair Clinic Battle 1 Bereavement Office Main Entrance 2 Fertility Clinic Maternity 2 Orthotics & Prosthetics South 2 Whitley Ward Battle 1 Berkshire Cancer Centre North 1 Fracture Clinic South 2 Outpatients 1 & 2 South 2 Woodley Ward Battle 3 Breast screening 21A Craven Rd B GI Physiology Craven Road G Paediatric Short Stay Centre 3 The hospital is spread out over a large Breast screening mobile West Drive – Greenlands Outpatients Eye 4 Pain Management Unit South 2 area and the wards and departments Burghfield Ward Battle 3 Gynaecology Clinic Maternity 2 PALS/Patient Relations Main Entrance 2 are located over several levels. Buscot Ward Neonatal Maternity 6 Heygroves Ward South 3 Pathology South 2 Please head for the ‘Block’ first and Car park pay point Main Entrance 0 & 2 Higher Monitoring Unit Centre 1 Pharmacy (inpatient) Eye 1 then look for the level. Cardiac Care Unit Battle 1 Hopkins Ward Eye 4 Pharmacy (outpatient) Concourse 2 Cardiology Outpatients Battle 1 Human Resources Princes House 2 Phlebotomy/Bloods Concourse 2 If you need help, please ask at Cashier’s Office Main Entrance 2 Hunter Ward South 3 Phlebotomy/Bloods South 2 Reception, or at a Welcome Desk. Cashpoint Main Entrance 2 Huntley & Palmer (HD) North 1 Phototherapy Suite South 2 Cashpoint South 2 Hurley Ward Maternity 5 Physiotherapy East East Drive G Royal Berkshire Hospital Castle Ward Battle 2 Hydrotherapy Pool Battle 1 Plaster Room South 2 London Road, Reading RG1 5AN Caversham Ward Battle 3 Iffley Ward Maternity 4 Podiatry Battle 1 0118 322 5111 (Switchboard) Chapel North 1 IMID Battle 2 Pre-operative South Block G www.royalberkshire.nhs.uk Chaplains Main Entrance 2 Information Zone Main Entrance 1 Assessment Clinic Annexe Charlotte Starmer Unit Battle 2 Inpatient Therapies Battle 1 RACOP Battle 1 Emergency Departments Radiology (X-ray) Centre 1/2 Chesterman Unit South Block 3 Intensive Care Unit South 3 External buildings/ access Children’s A&E Craven Road G Jim Shahi Unit Battle 1 Radiotherapy North 1 Redlands Ward South 2 Battle Block Children’s Clinic South 1 Kempton Day Bed Unit Centre 3 Clinical Engineering North 1 Kennet Ward Centre 2 Respiratory Medicine South 2 South Block Colposcopy Clinic Maternity 5 King Edward Ward North 2 Restaurant and café South 1 North Block Contraceptive Services 21A Craven Rd G Lion Ward Centre 3 Rushey Birthing Unit Maternity 6 Maternity Block CT Scan (Radiology) Centre 1 Lister Ward South 3 Sanctuary Concourse 2 Delivery Suite Maternity 3 Loddon Ward Centre 2 Sexual Health (Florey) 21A Craven Rd G Centre Block / Concourse Diabetes Centre Melrose House G Mammography (X-ray) Centre 2 Short Stay Unit Centre 1 Eye Block Dingley Child Unit 3-5 Craven Rd G Marsh Midwifery Unit Maternity 4 Sidmouth Ward Battle 2 Main Entrance Discharge Lounge Main Entrance 1 Maternity Ultrasound Maternity 2 Sleep Clinic South 2 Dolphin Ward Centre 3 Maxillofacial & Oral South 2 Sonning Ward Maternity 5 Patient Information, May 2015 Because the hospital site is built on a hill, different entrances access different levels. Please head for the appropriate BLOCK first before looking for the right level. Finding your ward or department in the Royal Berkshire Hospital Printed courtesy of the Royal Berks Charity .
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