Horton General Hospital

About the hospital

The Horton General Hospital in Banbury serves the growing population in the north of Oxfordshire and surrounding areas.

Horton General Hospital - a snapshot of who we are and what we do (pdf, 3.2 MB)

It is an acute general hospital providing a wide range of services, including:

• emergency department (with an emergency admission unit)
• acute general medicine and elective day case surgery
• trauma
• maternity (midwifery-led unit) and gynaecology
• paediatrics
• critical care
• Brodey Centre (treatment for cancer).

The majority of these services have inpatient beds and outpatient clinics, with the outpatient department running clinics with visiting consultants from Oxford in:

• dermatology
• neurology
• ophthalmology
• oral surgery
• paediatric cardiology
• radiotherapy
• rheumatology
• oncology
• pain rehabilitation
• ear nose and throat (ENT)
• plastic surgery.

Acute general medicine also includes:

• a medical assessment unit
• a day hospital as part of specialised elderly care rehabilitation services
• a cardiology service.

Other clinical services include:

• dietetics
• occupational therapy
• pathology
• physiotherapy
• radiology.

The Horton General Hospital is supported by Oxford Hospitals Charity.

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