Mansfield Community Hospital

Mansfield Community Hospital is home to the Sherwood Rehabilitation Unit, a specialist multidisciplinary rehabilitation team.

Rehabilitation is provided in varying ways to allow for a programme that is tailored to an individual’s needs. Intervention may include one to one rehabilitation, group work or outreach visits to place of residence. The team work closely with internal and external partners in order to ensure patient is able to access other services if required in order to provide a holistic package of care.

Our aim is to enable patients to lead as independent a life as possible in the community setting and promote a more positive attitude towards ageing.

Contact details and map

If you’re travelling from outside of Nottinghamshire, there is easy access to Mansfield Community Hospital from Junction 28 of the M1 and A38.

Address

Mansfield Community Hospital, Stockwell Gate, Mansfield, Nottinghamshire, NG18 5QJ.

Phone: 01623 785050

Parking

Our car parks use an Automatic Number Plate Recognition (ANPR) camera system.

Your number plate will be read as you enter and leave the site. Tickets are not provided on arrival. Please pay before you leave the site.

There is a free drop-off point outside the main entrance at each of our three hospitals.

For more details, including fees and how to pay, visit our parking page.

Public transport

As well as car parking, there are a number of easy-access transport options and facilities.

Bus

There is a bus stop to the right of Mansfield Community Hospital, on Stockwell Gate.

Train

The closest train station to Mansfield Community Hospital is Mansfield Train Station.

Mansfield Train Station is next to the bus station where you can get buses to Mansfield Community every 10 minutes. It is also a nine-minute walk to the hospital from the train station.

Visiting information

Please do not visit the hospital if you are feeling unwell with cold or flu like symptoms or vomiting and diarrhoea. Our Trust is a smoke free site, including in its open areas. This is for patient, visitor and colleagues. Find more information, visit our smoking page. Read our latest visiting guidance.