A new appointment booking system for paediatric (children) blood tests will be available from Monday 18 October at Bedford Hospital, and Monday 1 November at the Luton and Dunstable University […]
In order to the support the redevelopment projects on the L&D site, the patient and visitor car park off of Calnwood Road will be closing at the end of the […]
Blood tests – global shortage of blood bottles – update 20 September 2021 The national (and global) blood bottle shortage situation has slowly started to improve and from this week the […]
On Wednesday 8 September 2021, we held our Annual Members’ Meeting for Foundation Trust members of Bedfordshire Hospitals NHS Foundation Trust. Due to COVID-19, this was held virtually with over […]
We understand that the decision about having the COVID-19 vaccine is both important but also one that some may find challenging. As we see more pregnant women presenting very unwell […]
Ensuring patients who are at the end of their life receive the best possible care is something we are passionate about at Bedfordshire Hospitals. We have a group of Blossom […]
What are the current maternity visiting restrictions at Bedfordshire Hospitals? A reminder of the current maternity visiting guidelines in place at Bedfordshire Hospitals are: One visitor is now permitted to […]
Although on the 19 July 2021 regulations around the use of face masks / coverings and social distancing will change across the country, at Bedfordshire Hospitals most regulations currently in […]
Amanda, Paula and Aakifah were one of a group of NHS heroes who got the chance to attend a special ‘NHS Big Tea’ hosted by The Duke and of Cambridge […]
Volunteers’ Week takes place from 1 to 7 June every year and gives us a chance to recognise the fantastic contribution volunteers make to the Trust and say thank you […]
Although on the 19 July 2021 regulations around the use of facemasks / coverings and social distancing will change across the country, at Bedfordshire Hospitals all COVID infection prevention control measures currently in place will remain the same.
The Trust has decided it is currently not safe to lift all restrictions at our hospitals.
Everyone attending our sites will still be required to wear a facemask (unless medically exempt), adhere to social distancing and attend your appointments alone especially in our Emergency Departments and Outpatients (exclusions apply to our paediatric patients and those requiring carer support)
Visiting is now permitted on most of our adult inpatient wards in a controlled manner. Appointments need to be pre-booked with ward staff.
Full details about attending our hospitals and visiting is available here.
