Receiving a blood transfusion is like all medical treatments, a blood transfusion should only be used when really necessary. The decision to give a blood transfusion to a patient is made only after careful consideration. In making that decision your doctor will balance the risk of you having a blood transfusion against the risk of you not having one. Ask your doctor to explain why you need a transfusion, as there may be alternative treatments available.

SOLIHULL HOSPITAL

Pathology

Solihull Hospital
Lode Lane
Solihull
B91 2JL

Phone: 0121 424 2000
Fax: 0121 424 2200

Solihull Hospital is in Lode Lane in the town centre. It is within easy access of Junction 5 M42, the A41, Warwick Road and A34, Stratford Road.

Bus No's: 169 to Heartlands Hospital also numbers 4, 6, 30, 37, 39, 41A, 41C, 57, 57A, 69,  71, 72, 76, 192, 671, 672 all stop within 5 minutes walking distance of the Hospital.

Solihull train station is approximately 1 mile away from the hospital.

Plan a route using the AA route planner (our post code is B91 2JL)

PARKING

Car parking is available at both Heartlands & Solihull hospitals however at times spaces are limited.
for up to date charges see here

Reduced rates are available for three and seven day parking passes.

Registered disabled drivers displaying a valid blue badge may park free of charge. Patients on income support can park free of charge but this must be verified in advance with the parking office.