St Thomas' Hospital

To help you get to your appointment quickly and easily download our simple guide to finding your way.

This is a simple guide with maps that's also available to pick up from:

• the main reception desk

We advise you to:

• please bring your appointment letter with you. It will give you directions to a particular hospital site, hospital wing, lift (or stair) lobby and floor number
• when you arrive at the right wing, you should head for the lift or stairs, these will be clearly labelled, to reach the floor shown in your appointment letter
• when you get to the right floor, you will see signs that will guide you to the right department.

If you are sent to another wing for tests or treatment, it's always best to go back to the ground floor to find your way there.

Ground floor, near the main entrance.

These toilets have additional space and equipment for people with disabilities.

There's a height adjustable changing bench and hoist.

Signers can be arranged to help during your visit.

Please use the number on your appointment letter to let us know what help you need or contact us by:

• email: [email protected]

Please give as much notice as possible.

Induction loops are available in the main reception.

Guide dogs may accompany you during your visit. Please call the number on your appointment letter to give your clinic staff as much notice as possible so they can accommodate this.

Use the St Thomas' Hospital AccessAble guides for accessibility information.

You can wear one of our sunflower lanyards if you have a hidden disability and want to let us know you might need some extra help. They're available at the main reception.

Find out more on the sunflower lanyards page.

The emergency (A&E) department is for serious conditions needing immediate treatment.

It's open 24 hours a day, 7 days a week, 365 days a year.

If you have a procedure, treatment or surgery, you'll stay on one of our wards.

See all wards at St Thomas' Hospital.

Contact us

Phone: 020 7188 6449

Email: [email protected]

Address: St Thomas' day nursery, Gassiot House, Westminster Bridge Road, London SE1 7EH

Opening hours: Monday to Friday, 7am to 7pm (closed bank holidays)

Overview

Our nursery provides day care and education for children aged between 3 months and 5 years. We accept children from:

• parent's working for Guy’s and St Thomas’ Trust 
• other NHS employees
• families who live or work locally

We provide full time, part time and emergency childcare places. Please contact the nursery for availability.

Ofsted rated St Thomas' day nursery as good at their last inspection in 2016.

• St Thomas' day nursery Ofsted report

Standards

We follow the early years foundation stage (EYFS) statutory framework. This sets the standards that we must meet for:

• learning and development
• assessment
• safeguarding and welfare

We make sure we are supporting:

• children's learning and development
• children's health
• children's safety
• parents

We also have a nursery at Harefield Hospital.

The team treating you can refer you to stay at Simon Patient Lodge at St Thomas' Hospital. This is usually for people before or after a surgery or procedure when they do not need to stay on one of our wards.

Gassiot House Lodge at St Thomas' provide rooms which can be booked on a nightly basis by:
•    pre/post appointment patients
•    relatives, carers and visitors

The rooms are designed to provide a non-clinical, safe and relaxing environment close to our hospital buildings. 

Rooms are available to be booked on a nightly basis. They cost £75 per night for a single room and £90 per night for a twin room.

Contacting the accommodation team

• Phone: 020 7188 0276
• Email: [email protected]

We're open from 9am to 5pm, Monday to Friday.

Address: St Thomas' team, Gassiot House accommodation office, ground floor, Gassiot House, Westminster Bridge Road, London SE1 7EH