Hospitals in Stroud: A Homebuyer’s Guide
7th August 2023- Area: Stroud
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Last Updated: 25/09/2026
Stroud is well known for its eclectic mix of galleries, cafes and shops and one of the best Farmers’ Markets in the country. For those looking at moving to the area, access to medical care will be a consideration.
Here are the hospitals located in the Stroud District and some of the services they provide. (This list is not exhaustive and information is correct at the time of publication)
Our Home Buyers Guide To Hospitals In Stroud
Stroud General Hospital is a community hospital located in Stroud, England. It has provided care to the people of Stroud and the surrounding area for over 200 years. The hospital is a member of Gloucestershire Hospitals NHS Foundation Trust, which also includes Cheltenham General Hospital and Gloucestershire Royal Hospital.
Stroud General Hospital has a range of services, including emergency care, general surgery, maternity care, and paediatrics. The hospital also has several specialist clinics, such as a breast care clinic and a diabetes clinic.
The hospital is committed to providing high-quality care to its patients. It has a team of experienced consultants and nurses, and it uses the latest medical technology. The hospital also has many amenities to make patients feel comfortable, such as a café, a library, and a garden.
| Address: | General Hospital, Trinity Rd, Stroud GL5 2HY |
| Phone Number: | 0300 4218080 |
| Opening Hours: | Monday to Sunday - 8am to 8pm. |
Some of the services offered at Stroud General Hospital include:
- • Emergency care
- • General surgery
- • Maternity care
- • Paediatrics
- • Breast care clinic
- • Diabetes Clinic
- • Radiology
- • Physiotherapy
- • Occupational therapy
- • Speech and language therapy
- • Dietetics
- • Podiatry
Stroud Maternity Unit is a small, friendly unit located opposite Stroud General Hospital. It provides care for women and babies from the Stroud District. The unit has 12 birthing rooms, including two birthing pools, and a dedicated neonatal unit.
| Address: | Field Rd, Stroud GL5 2JB |
| Phone Number: | 0300 4218018 |
| Opening Hours: | Monday to Sunday - 24 Hours |
Some of the services offered at Stroud Maternity Unit include:
- • One-to-one care from a midwife throughout your pregnancy, labour and birth.
- • Birthing choices, such as water birth, home birth and delayed cord clamping.
- • Pain relief options, such as gas and air, pethidine and epidural.
- • Support for breastfeeding and new-born care.
- • Breastfeeding support from midwives and lactation consultants.
- • A dedicated breastfeeding room.
- • A latching helpline.
ale Community Hospital is a community hospital located in Dursley. The hospital is a member of Gloucestershire Care Services NHS Trust, which also includes Wotton Lawn Hospital and St. Peter's Hospital.
Vale Community Hospital offers a range of services, including inpatient and outpatient care, a minor injuries unit, x-ray and ultrasound services, occupational therapy and physiotherapy. The hospital also has several specialist clinics, such as the Stroke Rehabilitation Unit and the Diabetic Foot Care Clinic.
| Address: | Lister Rd, Dursley GL11 4BA |
| Phone Number: | 0300 4218494 |
| Opening Hours: | Monday to Sunday - 8am to 7:30pm |
Some of the services offered at Vale Community Hospital include:
- • Inpatient care
- • Outpatient care
- • Minor injuries unit
- • X-ray and ultrasound services
- • Occupational therapy
- • Physiotherapy
- • Stroke Rehabilitation Unit
- • Foot Care Clinic
- • Radiology
- • Speech and language therapy
- • Dietetics
- • Podiatry
This is not an exhaustive list of services in the area and is subject to change. If you are feeling unwell and are not sure where to turn:
- • Check your symptoms at NHS 111 online.
- • Call NHS 111 for advice
- • Access a range of services via the NHS App
- • See your local pharmacist
- • Contact your GP if during working hours. If you don’t have one, find a GP here
The information provided is correct at the time of the last update and is not an exhaustive list of hospitals or services in the area. You must contact these providers directly to confirm current services, as availability may change. If you need emergency care, always call 999 or visit your nearest A&E.
For more information on the area, you can visit our expansive Stroud Area Guide where we have other useful information on the local area such as dentists, primary schools, secondary schools and places of worship.
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