Hospital of St. Cross

Sat Nav postcode: CV22 5PX

If you are on a low income you may be eligible for free hospital car parking, click here.

Car parking charges from July 2016:

	Charge
30 minutes (for patients having blood tests only)	Free
Up to three hours	£1.70
Between three hours and five hours	£4.30
Between five hours and 24 hours	£7.60

By bus from Rugby town centre

The Hospital of St Cross is serviced by buses from from Rugby Town Centre and from Coventry. Timetables can be found below:

Town centre: Service 11 Flexi-bus
From University Hospital Coventry: Service 585 (DeCourcey)

Ward / Department	Telephone Number
Hospital of St Cross Switchboard	01788 572831
Ash Renal Unit	01788 663845 01788 663236
Audiology	01788 663708
Cardiac Rehabilitation	01788 663463
Cedar Unit	01788 663876 01788 663240
Colorectal Helpline	0800 707 6060
Day Surgery Unit	01788 663328
Dermatology Unit	01788 663196 01788 663249
Diabetes Unit	01788 663417
Haematology	01788 663131
Hoskyn Ward	01788 663245 01788 663306
Macular Unit	01788 663390 01788 663338
Midlands Dive Chamber	01788 579555
MRI Reception	01788 663770
Mulberry Ward	01788 663527 01788 663408
Pharmacy	01788 663521
Pine Clinic (GU Medicine)*	01788 663218
Oak Ward	01788 663812
Willow Endoscopy Unit	01788 663965
Urgent Care Centre	01788 663336
X-ray	01788 663260

 

* Services at the Pine Clinic (GU Medicine) are managed by George Eliot Hospital NHS Trust. Find out more here.

Group Manager - Hospital of St Cross:

Juliet Starkey
juliet.starkey@uhcw.nhs.uk

The Trust is currently trialling extended visiting hours between December 2017 and March 2018. The visiting hours at the Hospital of St Cross are now as follows:

• Monday to Friday: 2pm - 4pm (Hoskyn, Mulberry and Oak Wards only at the Hospital of St Cross), 6.30pm - 8pm (all wards at the Hospital of St Cross)
• Saturday and Sunday and Bank Holidays: 10am - 9:30pm (at the Hospital of St Cross)

We recognise and respect the important role played by families and carers in helping patients recover. Therefore, if you wish to extend your visiting time, or visit outside of the official visiting times, please do not hesitate to speak to a member of the nursing team.

We ask that there are no more than two visitors per bed at any one time. This helps us to maintain privacy, dignity and an environment that supports all of our patients to rest and recover. Please ask the nurse in charge in regards to children under the age of 12 years visiting relatives on the ward.

 

As a carer (and with the patient's permission), your support in the delivery of care will be welcomed and valued. However, we do ask that you work with our ward staff to ensure you have the rest and support you need to maintain your own health and wellbeing whilst your family member is in our care.

 

All visitors are reminded to use the alcohol hand rub provided when entering and leaving wards.

 

When you visit St Cross you will find that all of our departments and wards are clearly sign posted. Many of our visitors also find our volunteers helpdesk located by security very helpful when asking for directions.

Ahead of your visit you may also find it useful to look at and print out this map