Hospital Transport
If you are unable to use public or private transport for a hospital appointment then Patient Transport is provided by South Central Ambulance Service. Please click here to check the eligability requirements.
For the rest of us hospital parking is notoriously difficult and expensive. The local and regional hospitals that you are likely to have appointments at have varying degrees of accessibility by public transport.
Amersham
Our nearest hospital is served by Carousel's One service.
High Wycombe
The hospital, which also houses a Minor Injuries Unit, is close to the town centre a short uphill walk from the bus station. The bus station is served by the One from Chesham and Amersham, the 105 (from September 2025) from Chartridge,Waterside, Chesham Bois and Amersham, and the 41 from Amersham and Missenden.
John Radcliffe
You may occasionally be referred to this hospital on the outskirts of Oxford. There is no easy public transport option. If you are able to drive use the Thornhill Park and Ride on the A40 and take a number 600 or H2 (Monday to Saturday) bus. Bus passes are valid but if you need to pay get a combined bus and parking ticket, valid on both services, from the machines at the passenger terminal.
By public transport take the One to High Wycombe station then train to Oxford Parkway. From there a 700 will take you to the JR.
Stoke Mandeville
For the minimum number of changes and the least walking take a One to Wycombe Bus Station then Redline routes 300 or 130 to the hospital.
For a faster journey travel by rail to Aylesbury and then walk to the bus station for a 130 or 300. Be aware that there is no direct bus from Stoke Mandeville station. Contactless fares are due to be introduced in mid December 2025 but you will still need a paper ticket if you have a railcard. Oyster cards are not valid.
Red Rose routes 55/A/B provides an infrequent link from Chesham to Aylesbury but does not serve the hospital entrance. There is a walking route of just under three quarters of a mile from the Elm Farm Shops stop but this is not signed and not recommended without local knowledge or a map.
Wexham Park
Routes 106 and 107 provide a direct link from Chalfont Common and points south. From Amersham and Chesham travel via Wycombe and Slough. There is a good service from Slough town centre to the hospital.