Queen Mary's Hospital

Photos of Queen Mary's Hospital

This is a very new hospital that has been open now for a while, it has no A&E department it does have a Minor Injury's Department. It is very accessible for wheelchairs , Scooters etc because it has automatic doors into the building from the upper and lower levels.

They have a large carpark that has 12 disabled bays, also there is a drop of point down a slope to the lower level (see first photo) and there are 4 disabled spaces there but they are full most of the time.

Queen Mary's Hospital is where Duglas Badar came to to have his Artificial lims put on and he then used the walking school, at Queen Mary's Hospital they still carry on with that work by having a charity called "The Limbless Association"

(Limbless Association logo) visit their website soon

http://www.limbless-association.org/

As well as the Walking School they have The Duglas Badar Gym that had it's own building on the old site (now show flats) and it had a warm and welcoming feel to it.

It still has the welcoming feel to it but now it is in Queen Mary's Hospital the cost of going when you have joined is £2 a session and the Equitment includes:

• Three Cybex Tredmills (Set to Miles Per Hour)


• Weights


• Medicine Balls (from 4kg - 10kg)


• Cybex Crosstrainer


• Cybex Bikes


• Bikes


• Air Stepper


• Rowing Macines


• Arm Bike (2)

and more.

there are a lot of accessible toilets in Queen Mary's Hospital and they have to cafes a coffee shop and the Courtyard cafe.

That has a small courtyard at the back

To find out more visit the website at:

http://www.wandsworth-pct.nhs.uk/

They have won an award for best Access!

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