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Royal Bracknell Clinic, Brants Getting to: Bridge, Bracknell, Berkshire RG12 9BG Royal Berkshire Bracknell Clinic 01344 662900 (switchboard)

8 Road A329 A308

A4 Brants Bridge Brants

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B3022 MAIN ENTRANCE A329(M) A321 A332 to Reading A3095 A330 Pedestrian Access Lily Hill Drive B3034 BS 10 Broad Lane B383 P A329(M) BRACKNELL RBBC A322/A329(M) A329 B Ascot Lily Hill Park A329 M A329 BS London Road A329 A321 A322

B3430 A332 Ride Ralph’s Key to map: Key to map: B3430 A30 RBBC Royal Berkshire Bracknell Clinic RBBC Royal Berkshire Bracknell Clinic A327 P Patient Parking Disabled Parking B Bracknell Train Station A3095 M3 P Public Parking BS Bus Stop M Train Station 3 Stop & Shop Contract Options

Travel every 30 minutes throughout the day. Pedestrian and First Travel 01344 782 222 The site is situated on the north western cycle links are also provided to existing footway and www.firstgroup.com/ukbus/berkshire_thames corner of the A329 London Road/A322 Broad cycle networks fronting the site. Lane Running Horse roundabout junction in National Bus Enquiries (Traveline) Bracknell, and is opposite the Running Horse Parking 0871 200 22 33 www.travelinesoutheast.org.uk and Bracknell Rugby Club. Directly outside Car parking, including disabled-only spaces, is National Rail Enquiries 08457 48 49 50 the site on Broad Lane there is a bus shelter available for patients on the ground level and is www.nationalrail.co.uk with seating. This is served by First Bus route free of charge. Cycle and motorcycle parking is also 155, which operates to Bracknell town centre available on the ground level. Facilities Public toilets are located on both the ground and first Royal Berkshire Bracknell Clinic, Brants About: floor and there is a nappy change facility on the ground Bridge, Bracknell, Berkshire RG12 9BG floor. A Changing Places toilet equipped with hoist and 01344 662900 (switchboard) Royal Berkshire shower is available on the first floor. Please ask at Main Bracknell Clinic Reception for access to this facility. The Royal Berkshire Bracknell Clinic is a Wheelchairs are available from the building main purpose-built cancer treatment – radiotherapy entrance. Please use your mobile to call the Bracknell and chemotherapy and renal dialysis centre. switchboard number if you need a wheelchair brought to your car or any other assistance to access the building. If you would like this information in On-site support is provided by pathology another language or in large print (blood and other tests) and diagnostic imaging Special requirements (x-rays and scans) services. In addition to or Braille, please contact the Patient If you have any special needs relating to a disability, Relations Team on 0118 322 8338 or cancer and dialysis services outpatients or you require language or communication support, clinics, the Bracknell Clinic also hosts please ring the telephone number given in your email [email protected] audiology, breast, cardiology, colorectal, ear appointment letter so that appropriate arrangements care, fertility, neurology, neuro-rehabilitation, can be made. oncology, ophthalmology, orthopaedic, pain

management, paediatric, renal, rheumatology, Refreshment and retail facilities stoma care, thyroid and urology clinics. The building has an on-site catering facility providing Tell us your views light refreshments. This is located in the main atrium. If you have any suggestions on how we can improve A free WiFi service is available in the chemotherapy our service or if you have any concerns you would and renal dialysis departments as well as in the like addressed, please contact the Patient Relations Your appointment main atrium space for patients and visitors to access Team on 0118 322 8338 or email talktous@ Your appointment letter will tell you the date and the internet. royalberkshire.nhs.uk. time of your appointment. Please check your letter carefully before you set off for your appointment Infection control: what you can do Friends and Family Test and please let us know if you are unable to attend. We take infection prevention and control very seriously. You will be asked to give feedback by answering the As an outpatient, the best way you can help contribute government’s Friends & Family test question – How Please follow any instructions given in your to preventing germs passing from one patient to likely are you to recommend our ward or department appointment letter or card and follow the signs to another is by washing your hands or using the hand gel to family and friends if they needed similar care or the relevant department. The main reception desk which you will find in all the clinical areas. treatment? ‑ by filling in a card given to you before is located on the ground floor – please ask the you leave hospital. If you haven’t been given a card, If you have recently had diarrhoea and/or vomiting, receptionists or any members of staff if you need please wait until 48 hours has elapsed from your last please ask for one at the reception area in the ward help in finding your way to your appointment. symptom before visiting the hospital. Patients/visitors or department you visited. who suspect that they may have an infection should telephone the ward or department and ask for advice before coming in.