Trowbridge ICC

The new centre is located at Hammersmith Fields, opposite Trowbridge Community Hospital, close to Trowbridge Health Centre

It is anticipated that building work will be complete by the end of 2025, with the centre opening to patients in early 2026.

After the existing services have transferred to the new integrated care centre, there will no longer be a need for the former hospital buildings, all of which are outdated and no longer suitable for the delivery of modern healthcare services.

The community hospital is owned by NHS Property Services, which will seek to sell the property and reinvest any profit from its sale to support other local NHS buildings.  

Trowbridge Integrated Care Centre will be located close to the site of the current Trowbridge Community Hospital, meaning people will be able to use the same methods of transport as before when travelling to and from the facility.  

People using public transport can travel to the centre using local buses. The FareSaver 68A and 68A7 services stop within easy walking distance of the centre. Timetables can be found online at www.faresaver.co.uk/trowbridge.  

If you are unable to use ordinary bus services, then the Trowbridge Link scheme may be able to assist.  You can find out more on the Community First Website at www.communityfirst.org.uk/transport/directory/ 

The nearest railway station is Trowbridge, which is located in the town centre and served by local taxis and buses.  

Trowbridge Integrated Care Centre is a 15-minute walk from the town.

The new centre will have ample parking for both patients and staff, with the site having a greater number of spaces than the current community hospital.  

The postcode of the new centre for those travelling by car and following a sat nav is BA14 8LW. 

Trowbridge Health Centre is unaffected by the development of the new Trowbridge Integrated Care Centre.  

It will remain open as usual and patients registered at the practice will continue to receive the same services they receive now. 

Yes, the Boots Pharmacy situated at the nearby Trowbridge Health Centre will remain open as usual. 

Like the current Trowbridge Community Hospital, the new centre will only be used for outpatient services, meaning there will be no need for patients to stay overnight. 

Some of the services expected to be based in the new centre include, but are not limited to:   

• Same-day urgent care, including a minor injuries unit   

• Community outpatients   
  
• Audiology

• Maternity, excluding birthing and delivery suites  

• Diagnostics, including X-ray  

• Physiotherapy  

• Podiatry   

• Community-based mental health   

Routine care will continue to take place at all local GP surgeries, and patients will still be able to book appointments in the usual way.  

All patient-facing services currently based at Trowbridge Community Hospital will be relocated to the new Trowbridge Integrated Care Centre.

The minor injury unit currently based at Trowbridge Community Hospital will be relocated to the new Trowbridge Integrated Care Centre. 

Yes, there will be an X-ray facility.

The building’s £16 million budget has been funded by NHS England, with £3 million of the project’s overall budget being put forward by Wiltshire Council’s community infrastructure levy, which local authorities claim from developers to help boost growth in a specific local area.