Ward 18 – Coronary Care Unit is located on the fourth floor of the hospital. It is accessible via the main hospital entrance.

PATIENTS and visitors at Bradford’s hospitals will have to pay to park again from the start of March, the NHS trust has announced. Bradford Teaching Hospitals NHS Foundation Trust said it is bringing back parking charges in a phased manner from Monday at Bradford Royal Infirmary and St Luke’s Hospital.

Adult haematology inpatient services is based on Ward 33 at Bradford Royal Infirmary, which has 12 en-suite rooms. The ward manager is Christine Bottomley. The ward is home to a dedicated team of doctors and nurses who are caring, compassionate and committed to offering excellent patient care.

The Department provides emergency general surgery to the Bradford area. The Surgical Assessment Unit is based on ward 20 and patients are referred there directly from GPs, A&E and outpatients for assessment and treatment.

Parking/drop-off and pick-up area. For dropping and picking up patients, friends and family, and public parking, visitors should use the drop-off point and pay-and-display areas provided at the hospital site at Gate 6 off Smith Lane (Sat-nav postcode: BD9 6DA). Please bring loose change for the ticket machine.

Our Pay and Display parking charges apply between 6am and 6pm daily at our city centre hospital sites: First 30 minutes is free.

the Bradford Teaching Hospitals NHS Foundation Trust
Bradford Royal Infirmary is a large teaching hospital in Bradford, West Yorkshire, England, and is operated by the Bradford Teaching Hospitals NHS Foundation Trust.

5,500 staff
Our 5,500 staff work over several sites, including Bradford Royal Infirmary, which provides the majority of inpatient services, and St Luke’s Hospital, which predominantly provides outpatient and rehabilitation services.