Hospitals in Norwich

9 Hospitals found, showing 1 - 9
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Colman Hospital
Location: Unthank Road
Norwich, NR2 2PJ

Phone: 01603 255720
Website: NA
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Julian Hospital
Location: Bowthorpe Road
Norwich, Norfolk, NR2 3TD

Phone: 03001 234969
Website: http://www.nsft.nhs.uk
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Little Plumstead Hospital
Location: Hospital Road, Little Plumstead
Norwich, Norfolk, NR13 5EW

Phone: NA
Website: NA
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Mundesley Hospital - Gimingham
Location: Cook's Hill, Gimingham, Mundesley
Norwich, Norfolk, NR11 8ET

Phone: NA
Website: NA
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Norfolk And Norwich University Hospital
Location: Colney Lane
Norwich, Norfolk, NR4 7UY

Phone: 01603 286286
Website: http://www.nnuh.nhs.uk
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Norwich Community Hospital
Location: Bowthorpe Road
Norwich, NR2 3TU

Phone: 01603 776776
Website: http://www.norfolkcommunityhealthandcare.nhs.uk
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Peddars Centre, Hellesdon Hospital
Location: Drayton High Road
Norwich, NR6 5BE

Phone: NA
Website: NA
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Spire Norwich Hospital
Location: Old Watton Road
Norwich, Norfolk, NR4 7TD

Phone: 01603 456181
Website: https://www.spirehealthcare.com/spire-norwich-hospital/
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Wellbeing Norfolk & Waveney
Location: Drayton High Road
Norwich, Norfolk, NR6 5BE

Phone: 01603 421421
Website: https://www.nsft.nhs.uk/Pages/Home.aspx

Hospitals

There are 9 Hospitals in Norwich. Hospital services fall under secondary care and, with the exception of emergency care, you will need a referral to access treatment. Hospitals themselves are mostly managed by NHS trusts, which ensures high-quality care is provided and that money is spent effeciently. Services and treatments like accident and emergency services, family planning services and treatment for most infectious diseases are free to all in NHS Hospitals. If you are referred for your first outpatient appointment then, you have the right to choose which hospital in England to go to. You are also able to choose which consultant-led will be incharge of your treatment, as long as the team provides the treatment you require.


What are GPs? : GP stands for 'General Practitioner' who can deal with all type of medical conditions and mainly treats acute (short duration) and chronic (diseases that lasts for more than three months) illnesses. GPs provide routine health care checkups like physical examinations, vaccinations, simple surgical operations etc. They also provide advice on diet and smoking, preventive care and health education to patients.
GPs are not specialized in any one particular area. So, if they can't deal with any particular medical condition, they refer the patient to the specialized hospital for tests, treatment, or to see a consultant with specialist knowledge.

What is a GP Practice? : GPs usually work in practices (a physical location / clinic) as part of a team that includes nurses, healthcare assistants, practice managers, receptionists and other staff. Practices also work closely with other healthcare professionals, such as health visitors, midwives, mental health services and social care services. GP practices should make information about their services easily available to their patients. Our website also provide detailed information about General Practices which is easy to comprehend and freely accessible.

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