Honiton Hospital
Honiton is one of the Royal Devon's community hospitals. These smaller hospitals offer a range of services to provide care locally.
This includes an extensive range of out-patient and health and social community services.
The Minor Injuries Unit at Honiton Hospital will be temporarily closed from Friday 21 February to allow for the installation of new radiology equipment at Honiton. The service is moving temporarily to Ottery St Mary Hospital, where it will be available 7 days a week from 8am to 8pm. The X-ray service is also moving from Monday 24 February.
The MIU and X-ray service will return to Honiton Hospital once the improvement works are finished, expected in June 2025.
Honiton Minor Injuries Unit (MIU)
The Minor Injuries Unit at Honiton Hospital will be temporarily closed from Friday 21 February to allow for the installation of new radiology equipment at Honiton. The service is moving temporarily to Ottery St Mary Hospital, where it will be available 7 days a week from 8am to 8pm. The X-ray service is also moving from Monday 24 February.
The MIU and X-ray service will return to Honiton Hospital once the improvement works are finished, expected in June 2025.
More about us
Honiton Hospital provides a wide range of hospital and community based services to the local and surrounding community. These include:
- An extensive range of Outpatient Clinics
- Health and Social Community Services
- Minor Injuries Unit (temporarily relocated to Ottery St Mary from February 2025 - June 2025)
- X-ray department
- Physiotherapy/Musculoskeletal/Extended Scope Physiotherapy Services
- Maternity – antenatal/postnatal
- East Devon Kidney Unit
Outpatient clinics include:
- Abdominal Aortic Aneurysm screening
- Asthma Review
- Audiology
- Bladder & Bowel/Stoma
- General Surgery/Vascular
- Cardiology/Heart Failure/Respiratory
- Child and Adolescent Mental Health Service/Talkworks
- Child Health Dieticians
- Diabetic Screening
- Dental
- Gynaecology
- Healthcare for Older People
- Immunisations
- Leg Ulcer
- Lower Leg Therapy Service
- MS Nurse
- Neurology
- Orthoptist
- Parkinsons
- Podiatry
- Pulmonary Rehab
- Rheumatology
- RSV Clinic
- Stoma
- Talking Health
- Well Leg Clinic
These services enable our patients to be cared for in their own homes and local community, by our multi-disciplinary teams.
We have strong links with our Primary Care colleagues and are well supported by our Honiton League of Friends and other voluntary organisations.
The hospital is fully wheelchair accessible.
Honiton Surgery is located on the same site.
There are no medical inpatient beds at Honiton Hospital but we offer a range of services and clinics to help care for people in their community.
Getting here
The hospital’s address and postcode is:
Honiton Hospital
Marlpits Lane
Honiton
EX14 2DE
If possible, we encourage people to use public transport and other sustainable means of travel.
- We are easily accessible by local bus routes.
- We are situated next to Honiton train station.
For help planning your journey please see the following websites:
Limited car parking is also available.
Facilities
A hot drinks machine and water machines are available, as well as a League of Friends confectionery shop.
Contact details
Telephone: 01404 540 540
Email: For Minor Injuries Unit enquiries please contact: honitonmiu@nhs.net
For hospital reception: rduh.honitonreception@nhs.net