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We see patients referred from GP practices, from NHS 111 and from the Royal Berkshire Hospital Emergency Department (A&E). We can also see ‘walk-in’ patients. Patients do not have to be registered to see a clinician at the Reading Urgent Care Centre.
Read moreBlood tests have a wide range of uses and are one of the most common types of medical test.
Read moreThe Emergency Department (A&E) cares for patients who are acutely ill, or have life or limb threatening problems.
Read moreDo you have a hospital appointment but need support getting there? You may be eligible for the Healthcare Travel Cost scheme or be able to use our non-emergency patient transport service.
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The Royal Berkshire Hospital’s voluntary services team has launched their annual Christmas Gift Tree Appeal, this year aiming to collect 900 presents. They are seeking support from the local community to help make sure every patient has a gift to wake up to on Christmas morning. These gifts make a huge difference to people spending the Christmas period in hospital, especially if they do not have family or friends visiting them.
30 Nov 2023
Read moreThe Royal Berkshire Hospital is part of the Royal Berkshire NHS Foundation Trust, located in central Reading.
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Working in partnership, the Royal Berkshire NHS Foundation Trust and University of Reading have reached a UK-first milestone in their research into the treatment of osteoarthritis.
23 Sept 2024
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You may be aware of the meningitis outbreak in Kent. If you are worried or feeling unwell, please call NHS 111 for advice.
16 Mar 2026
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