Falkirk Community Hospital opened in August 2010 following the transfer of acute services to the new Forth Valley Royal Hospital in Larbert. It provides a wide range of health services for local people. These include:
- AAA Screening (Abdominal Aortic Aneurysm)
- Speech and Language Therapy
- Dietetics
- Epilepsy Connections
- Sexual Health
- Dental Services
- Psychology
- Audiology
- Ophthalmology
- Chronic Pain Clinics
- Tissue Viability
- Podiatry
- Community Hub
- GP Services*
* These are provided by Westburn Medical Practice (formerly the Park Medical Practice)
Inpatient Services
| Ward | Phone Number | Visiting Times |
|---|---|---|
| Unit 1 | 01324 616 124 | 11.30am – 8pm |
| Unit 2 | 01324 616 112 | 11.30am – 8pm |
| Unit 3 | 01324 673 503 | 11.30am – 8pm |
| Unit 4 | 01324 673 504 | 11.30am – 8pm |
| Unit 5 | 01324 673 876 | 11.30am – 8pm |
For more information on our flexible visiting times please see our Extended Visiting Guidance for Families leaflet.
Telephone System
The telephone switchboard for Falkirk Community Hospital is a virtual switchboard which uses voice recognition. You are encouraged to use the direct dial numbers shown on your appointment letter or those listed below. When using the virtual switchboard (01324 624000) it may be helpful to know which department you are looking for as well as any individual name. All enquiries for services at Forth Valley Royal Hospital must be accessed via the Forth Valley Royal Hospital switchboard on 01324 566000. A list of direct dial numbers can be found in the Useful Numbers section.
Getting to Falkirk Community Hospital
You can find directions, transport information and maps of the hospital on our Getting There section. For services and departments, car parking, toilets and cafe areas please use our Falkirk Community Hospital Site Map
Address
Westburn Avenue
Falkirk
FK1 5QE
Contact details and direct dial numbers can be found in Useful Numbers.
Woodlands Resource Centre
Woodlands Resource Centre provides a wide range of service, care and support for adults with mental health problems living in the Falkirk Council area.
