West Midlands · B91 2JL
Solihull Hospital
Solihull Hospital is a hospital near Solihull town centre providing outpatient and inpatient services, maternity outpatient care and an Urgent Treatment Centre. The UTC treats minor injuries and illnesses but not life-threatening emergencies such as heart attacks or strokes.
Contact details, visiting and parking from the hospital’s official website, checked on 26 September 2026. Please check with the hospital before you travel.
Solihull Hospital phone numbers
Main switchboard0121 424 2000- Appointments (Booking Centre)Mon–Fri 8.30am–6pm0121 371 7070
- Maternity (triage, midwife and appointments)Central line for Good Hope, Heartlands and Solihull0121 424 2729
- Maternity outpatients0121 424 5381
- Urgent Treatment CentreCall NHS 111 to book an appointment, or walk in111
- PALS0121 424 0808
In an emergency call 999. For urgent medical advice call NHS 111.
Where is Solihull Hospital?
Lode Lane, Solihull, B91 2JL
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Visiting times at Solihull Hospital
Adult wards
11am – 8pm
Up to 2 visitors11am–8pm on adult wards, up to 2 visitors per patient at any time; no booking needed
Trust-wide visiting policy. Children are not generally allowed to visit adult wards except in exceptional circumstances.
Parking at Solihull Hospital
Main Visitor Car Park outside the north entrance, Park Mark accredited and busy at peak times. Pay just before leaving (cash, credit or debit card). 30-minute drop-off ticket is free.
- 30 minutesFree
- up to 2 hours£3.10
- up to 4 hours£5.10
- up to 6 hours£7.20
- up to 24 hours£10.20
- 3 day ticket£12.30
- 7 day ticket£20.40
- 7 day ticket (Neonatal Unit)£10.20
- 14 day ticket£25.50
- 28 day ticket£41.00
Free or reduced parking: Free for Blue Badge holders (show the badge at the parking office by the exit barrier). A 20-exit card (90 days, £10) is available to chemotherapy, palliative care and renal patients and their visitors.
Getting there
- By busSeveral bus routes stop outside the hospital on Lode Lane; Solihull town centre buses are a 10-minute walk. Route numbers are not listed (the trust links to Transport for West Midlands)
- By trainSolihull station, about 15 minutes' walk
How University Hospitals Birmingham NHS Foundation Trust performs
NHS England publishes waiting times for University Hospitals Birmingham NHS Foundation Trust as a whole, covering Solihull Hospital and the trust’s other hospitals.
Waiting-list data: July 2026Published by NHS England on · next release expected 8 October 2026 · sources
NHSQueue score: 4.6 out of 10
Around averageUniversity Hospitals Birmingham ranks 70 of 126 NHS hospital trusts in England on the latest official figures.
- Waiting list (share within 18 weeks)better than 63% of trusts
- A&E (seen within 4 hours)better than 28% of trusts
- Diagnostic tests (waiting under 6 weeks)better than 7% of trusts
- Cancer (28-day and 62-day standards)better than 71% of trusts
Each measure is compared with every other NHS hospital trust, then combined: waiting list 35%, A&E 20%, tests 15%, cancer 15%, CQC 15%. How the score works
Waiting list for planned treatment
11.6 weeksD wait grade
median wait · 67.2% under 18 weeks · 94,792 waiting
+1,455 waiting vs June 2026
Waiting times by specialty
A&E
68.9%
seen within 4 hours in August 2026 · 45,429 attendances
England: 75.0%
A&E waiting times
Diagnostic tests (MRI, CT, endoscopy…)
40.2%
waiting 6+ weeks · 47,351 waiting for a test
July 2026 · standard: under 1%
Test waits
Cancer: diagnosed within 28 days
86.7%
72.0% treated within 62 days
July 2026 · standard 75%
Cancer waiting times
Other hospitals run by University Hospitals Birmingham
- Queen Elizabeth Hospital BirminghamA&E open 24 hours · Mindelsohn Way, Edgbaston, Birmingham, B15 2GW
- Heartlands HospitalA&E open 24 hours · Bordesley Green East, Birmingham, B9 5SS
- Good Hope HospitalA&E open 24 hours · Rectory Road, Sutton Coldfield, Birmingham, B75 7RR
University Hospitals Birmingham NHS Foundation Trust: all hospitals and contact details →
Solihull Hospital: common questions
What is the phone number for Solihull Hospital?
The main number for Solihull Hospital is 0121 424 2000. Other useful numbers: appointments (booking centre) 0121 371 7070; maternity (triage, midwife and appointments) 0121 424 2729; maternity outpatients 0121 424 5381. For help with a complaint or concern, PALS is on 0121 424 0808.
What are the visiting times at Solihull Hospital?
Adult wards: 11am–8pm on adult wards, up to 2 visitors per patient at any time; no booking needed. Check with the ward before you travel, as times can change.
How much is parking at Solihull Hospital?
Main Visitor Car Park outside the north entrance, Park Mark accredited and busy at peak times. Pay just before leaving (cash, credit or debit card). 30-minute drop-off ticket is free. Charges: 30 minutes: Free, up to 2 hours: £3.10, up to 4 hours: £5.10, up to 6 hours: £7.20. Free for Blue Badge holders (show the badge at the parking office by the exit barrier). A 20-exit card (90 days, £10) is available to chemotherapy, palliative care and renal patients and their visitors.
Where is Solihull Hospital?
Solihull Hospital is at Lode Lane, Solihull, B91 2JL. It is run by University Hospitals Birmingham NHS Foundation Trust. By bus: Several bus routes stop outside the hospital on Lode Lane; Solihull town centre buses are a 10-minute walk. Route numbers are not listed (the trust links to Transport for West Midlands).
Does Solihull Hospital have an A&E?
Solihull Hospital has a urgent treatment centre (8am–8pm daily) for minor injuries and illnesses, not a full A&E. In a life-threatening emergency call 999.
Sources: NHS England statistics on referral to treatment (RTT) waiting times (July 2026), A&E attendances (August 2026), diagnostic waiting times (DM01) and cancer waiting times, published 10 September 2026; hospital sites from the nhs.uk organisation data. Figures are checked against the official national totals before every update.
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