There are a number of ways to travel to the Peninsula NHS Treatment Centre including a range of public transport options. We also have free on-site parking should you choose to drive to the treatment centre.

Travel by bus
From Plymouth City Centre to Tavistock Road No 7, 10, 11, 12, 28, 29, 34, 39, 42, 58, 61, 62, 67, 68, 83, 86, 92, 93.

From Plymouth City Centre to Derriford Hospital No. 46, 47, 50.

From Saltash/Plympton to Derriford Hospital No. 52.

For further information please contact our switchboard on 01752 506070 or Travel Line on 0871 200 22 33 or visit www.traveline.org.uk

Travel by taxi
Details of local taxi companies are available from the treatment centre’s main reception.

Travel by car
Please refer to the map (here). The treatment centre is signposted with Hospital signs in the vicinity.

Travel by train
Plymouth Train Station in the city centre is about a 10 minute taxi ride away. For further information on train operators and times please contact National Rail on 08457 484950 or www.nationalrail.co.uk

Parking
Car parking is provided at the main entrance of the treatment centre. Multiple disabled bays are also located adjacent to the main entrance to the treatment centre.

There is no charge for parking at the treatment centre.

Please bear in mind that on busy days parking spaces may be limited.

When You Arrive

When you first arrive at the treatment centre you will need to register so that we can confirm the details of your treatment. This usually only takes a few minutes. A member of staff will collect you for your appointment.

Refreshments and Food

We understand that eating healthily and enjoying your food is an important part of your care. We have a selection of menus available and we are sure that you will find some of your favourites on offer.

Accommodation

We have a range of single ensuite rooms and same sex shared ensuite rooms for patients. We know it is important to be able to keep in touch with friends and family and feel at home during your treatment and so we have free WiFi access for patients and we can also offer free telephone calls. Each of the beds in the treatment centre has a private television so that you can watch your favourite TV shows while you are recovering from treatment or waiting beforehand. If you would like religious or spiritual support during your treatment we can provide access to an appropriate person from a variety of faiths and denominations.

Visitors

We want your stay to be as pleasant as possible and understand the importance of seeing friends and family during your treatment, so we have a flexible visiting policy so that you and your visitors can work out what best suits you and your treatment schedule. We would ask all visitors to report to the Nurses Station upon arrival on the first floor to ensure that the patient is available.

Accessibility

All areas of our treatment centre are accessible to wheelchair users. Portable hearing loops are available at the main reception desk and can be carried around the treatment centre as required. Our patient information is available in a range of languages, large print and Braille on request from the main reception desk. We also have an interpretation service available to support you if English is not your preferred language.