Suffolk has 15 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 Ipswich Hospital A&E IP4 5PD Ipswich — Website Map
2 RAF Lakenheath Medical Hospital A&E IP27 9PP West Suffolk US Air Force Website Map
3 Airey Close NR32 3JQ East Suffolk NHS Call Map
4 Beccles and District War Memorial Hospital Private NR34 9NJ East Suffolk East Coast Community Healthcare C.I.C Call Map
5 Bluebird Lodge IP3 9GY Ipswich — Website Map
6 Carlton Court Hospital NR33 8AG East Suffolk — Website Map
7 Glastonbury Court IP33 2EW West Suffolk — Website Map
8 Hartismere Hospital IP23 7BH Mid Suffolk — Website Map
9 Newmarket Hospital (no A&E) CB8 7JG West Suffolk — Map
10 Nuffield Hospital Ipswich IP4 5SY East Suffolk — Website Map
11 St Edmunds Hospital IP33 2AA West Suffolk — Website Map
12 Sudbury Community Health Centre CO10 2DZ Babergh NHS Map
13 West Suffolk Hospital IP33 2QZ West Suffolk — Website Map
14 Aldeburgh Community Hospital Community IP15 5ES East Suffolk — Website Map
15 Felixstowe Community Hospital & Minor Injuries Unit Walk-in IP11 7HJ Old Felixstowe — Website 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 Suffolk?

Suffolk has 15 hospitals in our directory. 2 of them have an A&E (accident and emergency) department. The list also takes in 1 community hospital. The main areas for hospitals are West Suffolk, East Suffolk and Ipswich.

Which hospitals in Suffolk have A&E?

The hospitals in Suffolk with a full A&E department are Ipswich Hospital and RAF Lakenheath Medical 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 Suffolk?

Yes. Independent (private) hospitals in Suffolk include Beccles and District War Memorial Hospital. 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.