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Parking and Disabled Access

 

Bridport Medical Centre

Parking

Patients' car parking spaces are located at the front of the building.  There is a drop-off point for taxis and other vehicles.  There is also a cycle parking area.  We do ask that you please do not park on the double yellow lines, as this can obstruct access to disabled parking bays, block emergency services and obscure sight lines for pedestrians, cyclists and drivers.

Disabled Access

Designated disabled parking bays are located close to the surgery entrance together with drop-off points.  There is level access to the building. The surgery has wide doors to allow for wheelchair access and there is good access for the disabled to all of our consultation rooms.

Accessible toilets are available throughout the building and there are lifts to first floor services.

Wheelchairs are available for use during the course of your visit if required.

Disabled parking – Blue badge scheme

The Blue Badge Scheme is for people with severe mobility problems. It allows Blue Badge holders to park close to where they need to go.

For more information and an Application Form visit your local council office.

Loop system

We have a loop induction system at Reception to assist the hearing impaired. For more information on the loop hearing system visit Hearing Link website.

Blind/partially sighted

If you or your family members are blind or partially sighted we can give you a CD or large print of our Practice leaflet upon request. Please ask our staff for further information.

For more advice and support for blind people please visit the following websites:

Guide Dogs

Guide dogs are welcome at the Practice but we ask that you be aware of other patients and staff who may have an allergy or fear of dogs.

See further information at Guide Dogs UK

Communicating with our Patients

At Ammonite Health we are keen to ensure that we communicate well with our patients.  We want to be sure that you can easily read and understand the information we send you. 

If you find it difficult to read our letters or if you need someone to support you at appointments, please let us know.

Examples of how we can help:

  • Do you require information in braille, large print or easy read?
  • Do you require a British sign language interpreter or advocate?

If you have any communication preferences, please let a member of the reception team know so we can update your record and make sure that we comply with your request.

Accessible documents on this website

  • All documents on this website have been converted into HTML web pages to enable patients to use the read aloud function.
  • Our practice booklet is available in an easy read form. Please contact reception to have a copy emailed to you

Visit Easy Health for leaflets and advice