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CPFT is a health and social care organisation which provides services in inpatient, community and primary care settings. These include adult mental health; older people and adult community; and children, young people and families. For more details please click here or search our services A-Z.
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Ward S3 Adult Eating Disorder Service
S3 is a 14 bedded inpatient facility of which 12 beds are commissioned by NHS England Specialist Commissioning. It is the only adult NHS specialist eating disorder unit in the East of England. It c...
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Addenbrookes Hospital car parks. Parking charges apply.
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Welney Ward
We are an inpatient unit with 15 beds providing rehabilitation and palliative care for any patient registered with a Cambridgeshire GP. We have therapists working within the ward team during the we...
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Main car park at the front of the Princess of Wales Hospital near the entrance, with overflow parking around the site - all free of charge.
Category: Ward
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Willow Ward
The Willow Ward is an acute assessment ward with 18 beds, providing assessment and treatment for adults aged 65 and over, suffering with mental health problems such as depression, acute a...
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People visiting the ward can park on site at CPFT's Fulbourn Hospital, a short walk away from the ward.
There are no parking charges.Category: Ward
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Windsor Research Unit
The Windsor Research Unit is part of Cambridgeshire and Peterborough NHS Foundation Trust, offering specialist facilities for running research studies and clinical trials.
The Windsor Research Unit is part of Cambridgeshire and Peterborough NHS Foundation Trust, offering specialist facilities for running research studies and clinical trials in neurodegenerative condi...
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CPFT car park opposite building, free of charge. Some diabled spaces directly outside building for easy access.
Category: Community Service
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