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Find us
Please check www.tfl.gov.uk for the most up-to-date travel information
Planning your journey
Within this section, you will find helpful tips on how to plan your journey to hospital, as well as useful information on help with travel costs and travelling to hospital by ambulance.
Detailed instructions on how to find each of our sites:
- Balham Health Centre
- Bridge Lane Health Centre
- Brocklebank Health Centre
- Doddington Health Centre
- Eileen Lecky Clinic
- Joan Bicknell Clinic
- Minor Injuries Unit at Queen Mary's Hospital
- St George's Hospital
- St John's Therapy Centre
- Stormont Health Clinic
- Tooting Health Clinic
- Tooting Walk-in Centre
- Tudor Lodge Health Centre
- Westmoor Community Clinic
- Wolfson Neurorehabilitation Centre
If you have had any problems getting into or around any of our sites you can use our access feedback form to let us know what we can do to improve access.
From Saturday 1st May 2010 the G1 bus route changed
The G1 bus route still goes through the hospital grounds, serving the main entrance in both directions, and now travels along Blackshaw Road and Tooting High Street instead of the nearby section of Garratt lane.
Garratt lane continues to be served by a number of other bus routes.
The G1 also altered its route around the former Bolingbroke Hospital area to run directly along Northcote Road. This is because hospital services are no longer provided from the Bolingbroke site. Bus route 319 continues to serve this area.
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Help with travel costs
If you are on a low income or benefits you might be entitled to reclaim your public transport costs to and from the hospital under the Healthcare Travel Cost Scheme.
You will need to bring the following to the Hospital Cashier in the Grosvenor Wing entrance:
- proof that you are getting Income Support, Income Based Jobseeker's Allowance, Pension Credit Guarantee, a valid NHS Exemption certificate, a valid HC2 certificate or proof that you are a war pensioner and the treatment is for your accepted disablement. You may also be entitled to partial help if you are named on a valid HC3 certificate.
- proof that you attended your appointment. You'll need to ask the clinic or ward staff to give you a signed travel claim form.
- proof of your travel costs (for example: bus, tube or train tickets, or petrol receipts). You will get your receipts back before you leave hospital.
Please visit the Hospital Cashier or call 020 8725 1632 if you need more information.
Transport for London Journey Planner
www.tfl.gov.uk/journeyplanner
London Travel Information
T: 020 7222 1234
TfL Textphone
T: 020 7918 3015
MiniCom:
T: 020 7918 3015
BBC Ceefax:
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ITV Teletext:
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Internet:
www.tfl.gov.uk
