Berkshire has 18 hospitals in our directory, including 2 with an A&E department. Each is listed with its postcode and nearest town below.

# Hospital Postcode Town Trust / operator Details
1 Royal Berkshire Hospital A&E RG1 5EX Reading Royal Berkshire NHS Foundation Trust Map
2 Wexham Park Hospital A&E SL2 4HL N/A Frimley Health NHS Foundation Trust Map
3 Berkshire Independent Hospital RG1 6UZ Reading — Map
4 CIrcle Reading RG2 0NE Reading — Map
5 Heatherwood Hospital SL5 7GB North Ascot — Map
6 King Edward VII Hospital SL4 3DP N/A — Map
7 Princes House RG1 5BS Reading — Map
8 Princess Margaret Hospital SL4 3SJ N/A — Map
9 Spire Dunedin Hospital Private RG1 6NQ Reading Spire Healthcare Call Website Map
10 Spire Thames Valley Hospital Private SL3 6NH N/A Spire Healthcare Group plc Call Website Map
11 St Mark's Hospital SL6 6HZ N/A — Website Map
12 Sue Ryder Duchess of Kent Hospice RG30 2EQ Reading — Map
13 Thornford Park Private RG19 8ET N/A Elysium Healthcare Map
14 Upton Hospital SL1 2BJ N/A NHS Map
15 Wokingham Hospital RG41 2RE N/A — Map
16 Broadmoor Hospital Mental health RG45 7EG N/A NHS Website Map
17 Prospect Park Hospital Mental health RG30 4EJ Reading — Map
18 West Berkshire Community Hospital Community RG18 3AS N/A — Map

Locations: OpenStreetMap contributors. Postcode & county attribution: Postcodes UK. Services change, in an emergency dial 999 or NHS 111.

Frequently asked questions

How many hospitals are there in Berkshire?

There are 18 hospitals listed for Berkshire. 2 of them have an A&E (accident and emergency) department. The list also takes in 1 community hospital and 2 mental-health units. The main areas for hospitals are Reading and North Ascot.

Which hospitals in Berkshire have A&E?

The hospitals in Berkshire with a full A&E department are Royal Berkshire Hospital and Wexham Park Hospital. These are your nearest options for serious injuries, but if a life is at risk always dial 999 first, as ambulance crews will take you to the most appropriate unit.

Are there private hospitals in Berkshire?

Yes. Independent (private) hospitals in Berkshire include Spire Dunedin Hospital, Spire Thames Valley Hospital and Thornford Park. The remaining sites in the table are NHS hospitals or community and mental-health units. Private hospitals usually treat both self-funding and insured patients, and some also carry out NHS-funded operations to cut waiting times.