Johnson Community Hospital

Address:
Johnson Community Hospital
Spalding Road
Pinchbeck
PE11 3DT
NB If you are using a Satnav please use the postcode PE11 3PB

Telephone:
01775 652 000

Service Details	Opening Times	Visiting Times
Outpatients Department	Monday to Friday, 08:00 to 18:00	N/A
Welland Ward	24/7	14:00 to 16:00 and 18:00 to 20:00

If you are planning to visit one of our wards, please stay at home if you or your family members have had diarrhoea, vomiting or ‘flu-like’ symptoms in the last four days. This helps us to keep ‘winter vomiting’ or Norovirus away from vulnerable patients and staff who could pass it on. Symptoms of Norovirus include diarrhoea and vomiting and, just like flu, the virus can seriously affect vulnerable patients.

Welland Ward

Welland ward provides 32 beds; 14 of these are single rooms as well as a four bedded palliative care suite called the Tulip Suite. The Tulip Suite treats patients with palliative care, end of life or respite needs.

The Tulip Suite offers open visiting hours for immediate family. Please discuss your visiting requirements with the nurse in charge.

Referrals to the inpatient beds are considered from all health care professionals.

Outpatients

This busy department provides a wide range of services including outpatient clinics that are managed by visiting consultants and registered nurses. Outpatient staff work with a wide range of specialities including:

general surgery
general medicine (treatment for diseases such as asthma, diabetes and arthritis)
gynaecology (dealing with the health of the female reproductive system)
orthopaedics (injuries and diseases to bones, muscles, tendons, ligaments)
ophthalmology (eye problems)
urology (male and female urinary tract system and the male reproductive organs)
ear, nose and throat
orthodontics (dentistry)

Referral to outpatients is via Choose & Book.

What happens at the Outpatients Department

Outpatients Department - Frequently Asked Questions

Minor Injuries Unit

The minor injuries unit offers fast and modern healthcare to people at a time which suits them. The unit will treat people with injuries e.g. sprains, cuts and grazes, broken bones, bites and stings.

You can self-refer to the minor injuries unit and referrals are also accepted from the ambulance service and out of hours service. No appointment is necessary.

Please note that the minor injuries unit will not treat patients with more serious medical conditions or major injuries. Patients should go to their local Accident & Emergency or dial 999.

Open 7 days a week between 8am - 6pm.

Telephone: 01775 652 000

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