Travelling To and From Us
Directions to our branch surgeries are available via the links below:
The Student Health Centre at the University of Surrey
We understand that if you don't have good access to transport, it can mean missing out on health check-ups, routine screenings, and regular appointments. Below we have collated some information about transportation and support services available to help make this easier for you.
By Car
There is free patient parking, including disabled parking bays, The Oaks, Stoughton Road and Wodeland Avenue surgeries. Unfortunately there is no free parking available at the University of Surrey Student Health Centre, though there are paid parking facilities on the campus, and also at the Guildford Park Road Car Park, which is a short walk away.
Please see here for directions: Guildford Road Car Park
Alternatively a list of local taxi companies is available here
By bus
Safeguard buses
Route 3: Guildford – Stoke Road – Bellfields
Route 4: Guildford – Woodbridge Hill – Park Barn – Hospital – Guildford
Route 5: Guildford – Hospital – Park Barn – Woodbridge Hill – Guildford
Stagecoach buses
From town to Wodeland Avenue: 65 Bus Route & Timetable
Assistance with bus fares
You may be eligible for a free bus pass if you're a Surrey resident with an eligible disability, or if you are aged 66 or over. They may also grant concessionary compainion passes under some circumstances too. Please visit Free bus passes explained - Surrey County Council (surreycc.gov.uk) for further information or contact them at:
- E-mail: freebuspass@surreycc.gov.uk
- Telephone: 0300 200 1009
- SMS: 07860 053465
- Address: Free Bus Pass, Environment, Transport & Infrastructure, Quadrant Court, 35 Guildford Road, Woking GU22 7QQ
Community transport services
Community transport is a council run door to door service for Guildford borough residents of any age with a physical disability, mobility problem, those suffering with short-term or long-term ill health, learning difficulties or mental health issues.
Dial-a-ride is a specialist door-to-door transport service which caters for people who are unable to make use of public transport services. Dial-a-Ride Transport typically caters for individuals who are unable to access public transport due to health conditions or mobility difficulties; individuals who are geographically isolated and do not have access to the public transport network or individuals who may be considered socially deprived, for example, Dial-a-Ride operators can provide minibus travel for people with low income.