Powys hospital seating to be improved as part of refurb

Landod <i>(Image: Powys Teaching Health Board)</i>
Landod (Image: Powys Teaching Health Board)
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Work to refurbish the main entrance of a hospital will mean changes to how patients and visitors access the building.

Llandrindod Wells Memorial Hospital is undergoing part of a wider improvement scheme aimed at creating a more welcoming entrance while preserving its memorial plaques.

The refurbishment will take place in two phases to minimise disruption and ensure clinical services can continue with minimal disruption.

During phase one, which runs from July 20 to August 7, the main entrance and stairwell will be closed.

Access to X-ray, therapies, and reception will be redirected through the Minor Injuries Unit (MIU) entrance, with lift access available to the ground floor.

Outpatients should use the side entrance on the right-hand side of the building during this period.

Phase two will run from August 7 to 21 and will see the closure of the corridor between the main entrance and reception, as well as the stairwell.

Access to X-ray, therapies, and reception will continue via the MIU entrance, with ground floor lift access still available.

The usual access route to outpatients will reopen during this phase.

"Thank you for your patience while these essential improvements are carried out."

"The temporary disruption will deliver significant environmental benefits for patients, visitors and staff."

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