London · SW15 5PN
Queen Mary's Hospital
Queen Mary's Hospital in Roehampton is known for amputee rehabilitation and prosthetics (Douglas Bader Rehabilitation Centre) and neurorehabilitation (Wolfson Neurorehabilitation Centre), with an elderly rehabilitation ward and a busy outpatient centre. It has no A&E; minor injuries and illnesses are seen at its Enhanced Primary Care Hub (formerly the minor injuries unit) by appointment.
Contact details, visiting and parking from the hospital’s official website, checked on 26 September 2026. Please check with the hospital before you travel.
Queen Mary's Hospital phone numbers
Main switchboard0208 487 6000For a known extension dial 0208 487 plus the 4-digit extension- Minor injuries (Enhanced Primary Care Hub) appointments8am–8pm daily0208 725 0120
- Central Booking Service (appointments)020 8725 0007
- Wolfson Neurorehabilitation Centre020 8487 6125
- Gwynne Holford Ward020 8487 6126
- PALS (patient advice and liaison)Mon–Fri (excluding bank holidays); walk-in at St George's Hospital, Grosvenor Wing ground floor: Mon–Tue and Thu–Fri 10am–12pm and 1pm–2pm, Wed 1pm–4pm020 8725 2453
PALS email: pals@stgeorges.nhs.uk
In an emergency call 999. For urgent medical advice call NHS 111.
Where is Queen Mary's Hospital?
Roehampton Lane, Roehampton, London SW15 5PN
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Visiting times at Queen Mary's Hospital
Adult wards
8am – 8pm
Up to 2 visitors8am–8pm on Laurel ward and the Wolfson Neurorehabilitation Centre; up to 2 visitors per patient at a time
The ward list still shows Gwynne Holford Ward (rehabilitation) as 'no visitors' under old COVID guidance; check with the ward.
Parking at Queen Mary's Hospital
Pay-by-the-hour car park: take a ticket at the gate and pay before leaving (machines take £5 and £10 notes). Two drop-off and pick-up points (end of the bridge to the ground floor entrance, and outside the lower ground floor entrance).
- first 15 minutesFree
- 1 hour£2.00
- 2 hours£4.00
- 3 hours£6.00
- 4 hours (maximum daily charge)£8.00
Free or reduced parking: Free for Blue Badge holders in designated bays; 7 free motorcycle bays; over 80 free cycle racks.
Getting there
- By busRoute 493 links the hospital with Richmond and Wimbledon stations; routes 72 and 265 run to Barnes station. Pedestrian gate from Crestway open 7am–9pm weekdays and 9am–5pm weekends.
- By trainBarnes station, about a 15–20 minute walk or a short ride on bus 72 or 265
Shops, food and facilities
- Free Wi-Fi
How St George's University Hospitals NHS Foundation Trust performs
NHS England publishes waiting times for St George's University Hospitals NHS Foundation Trust as a whole, covering Queen Mary's 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: 6.4 out of 10
Better than mostSt George's University Hospitals ranks 30 of 126 NHS hospital trusts in England on the latest official figures.
- Waiting list (share within 18 weeks)better than 43% of trusts
- A&E (seen within 4 hours)better than 90% of trusts
- Diagnostic tests (waiting under 6 weeks)better than 52% of trusts
- Cancer (28-day and 62-day standards)better than 88% 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
12.2 weeksF wait grade
median wait · 64.6% under 18 weeks · 70,262 waiting
+933 waiting vs June 2026
Waiting times by specialty
A&E
81.7%
seen within 4 hours in August 2026 · 13,355 attendances
England: 75.0%
A&E waiting times
Diagnostic tests (MRI, CT, endoscopy…)
16.7%
waiting 6+ weeks · 16,481 waiting for a test
July 2026 · standard: under 1%
Test waits
Cancer: diagnosed within 28 days
85.4%
83.0% treated within 62 days
July 2026 · standard 75%
Cancer waiting times
Other hospitals run by St George's University Hospitals
St George's University Hospitals NHS Foundation Trust: all hospitals and contact details →
Queen Mary's Hospital: common questions
What is the phone number for Queen Mary's Hospital?
The main number for Queen Mary's Hospital is 0208 487 6000. Other useful numbers: minor injuries (enhanced primary care hub) appointments 0208 725 0120; central booking service (appointments) 020 8725 0007; wolfson neurorehabilitation centre 020 8487 6125. For help with a complaint or concern, PALS is on 020 8725 2453.
What are the visiting times at Queen Mary's Hospital?
Adult wards: 8am–8pm on Laurel ward and the Wolfson Neurorehabilitation Centre; up to 2 visitors per patient at a time. Check with the ward before you travel, as times can change.
How much is parking at Queen Mary's Hospital?
Pay-by-the-hour car park: take a ticket at the gate and pay before leaving (machines take £5 and £10 notes). Two drop-off and pick-up points (end of the bridge to the ground floor entrance, and outside the lower ground floor entrance). Charges: first 15 minutes: Free, 1 hour: £2.00, 2 hours: £4.00, 3 hours: £6.00. Free for Blue Badge holders in designated bays; 7 free motorcycle bays; over 80 free cycle racks.
Where is Queen Mary's Hospital?
Queen Mary's Hospital is at Roehampton Lane, Roehampton, London SW15 5PN. It is run by St George's University Hospitals NHS Foundation Trust. By bus: Route 493 links the hospital with Richmond and Wimbledon stations; routes 72 and 265 run to Barnes station. Pedestrian gate from Crestway open 7am–9pm weekdays and 9am–5pm weekends.
Does Queen Mary's Hospital have an A&E?
Queen Mary's Hospital has a minor injuries unit (8am–8pm daily (appointment only)) 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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