
...to the Queen Elizabeth Hospital King's Lynn NHS Trust.
We are a forward-thinking acute hospital serving the communities
of West Norfolk, South Lincolnshire and North East Cambridgeshire.
On this web site you will find information on the services we
provide, how to get to us, and general healthcare information.
Refurbishment of our A & E departmentPatients will not be affected as building work starts to refurbish the A & E department.
Visiting Restrictions - Tuesday 9 February 2010Visiting is affected due to an outbreak of the winter vomiting bug, Norovirus.
The NHS offers a range of health services and it is important
for you to make the right choice for your care and treatment.
Some people automatically go to an A&E department as soon as they feel ill or have a minor accident. Going to hospital is not always the best option and to help you 'choose well', we've put together some guidance about local health services.
We hope that it will help you to decide where to go for the best possible treatment.
[ Core Standards Declaration 2008/2009 ]
[ NHS Norfolk ]
The GUM Clinic is participating in a county wide scheme to give young people easier and safer access to contraception and sexual health advice
The Special Care Baby Appeal reaches its target of £150,000, ahead of schedule