Woodend Hospital Skip to content Skip to accessibility statement link Woodend Hospital Woodend Hospital Welcome to Woodend Hospital.  These pages contain information which you and your relatives or carers may find useful during a stay or visit.  If you are unsure about anything while at the hospital, please ask a member of staff, they will be happy to help. Woodend Municipal Hospital was opened in 1927.  The Corporation, in liaison with Aberdeen Royal Infirmary, used Woodend as a general hospital with a special block being set aside for the treatment of non-pulmonary tuberculosis, pneumonia and similar cases. On the introduction of the NHS in 1947 Woodend became part of the NHS.  However it was not until as late as 1959 that the NHS could use the whole building as a general hospital and for the care of elderly patients. Today the hospital caters for care of the elderly, orthopaedics, mobility and rehabilitation service (MARS), wheelchair services, Ear Nose & Throat (ENT) Head and Neck Outpatient Department, Audiology and Hearing Aid services and much more.... Staff identification All permanent members of staff wear a name badge that bears a photograph to help you identify them. Woodend Hospital,       Tel :0345 456 6000 Eday Road, Aberdeen, AB15 6XS Directions Parking Patient Transport Woodend Hospital, Eday Road Aberdeen AB156XS Directions on Google Maps Car Bus Walk Cycle Parking Please see the map which highlights the short stay parking areas that have been reserved for use by visitors and patients using Woodend Hospital. Also marked are the areas for disabled parking within the site. Disabled drivers must not park on double yellow lines within the hospital site. This is to allow continual access for emergency vehicles, including fire engines. Disabled badges should only be used when the driver is disabled or carrying the disabled person in the vehicle. If this is not the case, badges should be removed from the dashboard and you should not park in a disabled parking space. Due to the pressure on car park spaces, please do not to leave your car on site during your stay in hospital. NHS Grampian cannot accept responsibility for vehicles or belongings left on hospital grounds. Patient Transport Transport & Travel Information about the various transport and travel options are available Wards & Visiting More Information Services Facilities Wards & Visiting Ward/Department Phone Ward 7 01224 556776 General Block 01224 556776 Ward 9 01224 556671 General Block 01224 556671 Ward 10 01224 556678 General Block 01224 556678 Stroke Rehabilitation Unit East 01224 556511 Grampian Specialist Rehabilitation Centre (GSRC) 01224 556511 Stroke Rehabilitation Unit West 01224 556487 Grampian Specialist Rehabilitation Centre (GSRC) 01224 556487 Orthopaedic Rehabilitation Unit 01224 556457 Grampian Specialist Rehabilitation Centre (GSRC) 01224 556457 Links/Vascular Rehabilitation Unit 01224 556492 Grampian Specialist Rehabilitation Centre (GSRC) 01224 556492 Neuro Rehabilitation Unit 01224 556216 South Block 01224 556216 Morningfield House 01224 556228 Interim Care 01224 556228 More Information Specialist Older Adults & Rehabilitation Services (SOARS) Specialist Older Adults & Rehabilitation Services provide integrated health and social care services related to Rehabilitation and Geriatric Medicine. Details are available at the Aberdeen City Health & Social Care Partnership website Services Name Phone Audiology & Hearing Aid Service 01224 553377 ENT Head & Neck Outpatient Department 01224 556157 Mobility and Rehabilitation Service (MARS) 0345 456 6000 Radiology - Woodend Hospital Facilities Shared Facility Facility Phone Maggie's Aberdeen 01224 645928 Woodend Aroma Cafe 0345 456 6000 Also, In Woodend Hospital Smoking, alcohol and drugs NHS Grampian General Information Emergency Services Appointments Outpatients Patient Information Visitor Information Your Hospital Stay Know Who To Turn To Finding Your Way Donations Transport & Travel Service Finder Infection Control Published: 01/11/2024 14:23 Website Experience Survey Thanks for visiting the NHS Grampian website. We'd really like to hear your thoughts about it through this short survey. Survey