Queen’s Centre for Oncology and Haematology hull

Bright, friendly and informative place for treating a range of Cancers. Good care and support for users and their families. Abt 3 hours - first pre-scan, orientation and no questions stupid sessions for a family member and myself as family. Oodles of time to explore, go through what's happening and to ask questions. Staff - informative, each checks what you know and happy to repeat. Main Entrance Foyer includes: ~ Boots Chemist ~ Cafe ~ Health Centre for relaxation, chat and drinks ~ Information, leaflets and MacMillan Nurses ~ Patient Services (Free Humber Bridge Tickets and range of Car Parking Tickets) - get the paperwork from your Ward or Clinic and take them to Patient Services. ~ Taxi Telephone ~ Toilets, including Disabled Quiet Room - on the main corridor from the Entrance Hall Accessibility - good, wide corridors, lifts and stairs. Some double doors open out and are a little heavy, but soft close. Usually someone there to help. Car Parking - drop off point, busy and limited free parking close to the Centre. See Patient Services for saver passes weekly - £10 or Monthly £20, or free to those on benefits (bring proof) 2018. Parking elsewhere but can be busy. Refreshments (Clinic) are free, mornings only,. Beverage and Snack Machines (pay), water coolers and cordial (free). Toilets - good accessibility

Can't beat place staff and specialist s excellent only down fall is no public telephone and no food on weekends or bank holidays for family or patients and no internet or mobile coverage

Just finished a course of chemotherapy after being diagnosed with lymphoma three months ago. Consultants , Doctor's and nursing staff couldn't have been more caring and understanding. Modern bright airy building with all the latest equipment to treat patients. You were made to feel at ease and given support throughout. I have nothing but the highest praise for the unit.