Scottish Ambulance Patient Transport Service
If you are medically unfit to travel, you should contact the Scottish Ambulance Patient Transport Service.
Patients normally arrange their own transport to hospital but you may not feel fit enough to come to hospital by private or public transport.
Call the Patient Transport Service
- phone 0300 123 1236
The Patient Transport Service may be able to arrange ambulance transport, if you meet the medical criteria for the ambulance service. As you will appreciate, the use of an ambulance is not intended as a substitute for public transport.
Read about support in getting to or from appointments at the Scottish Ambulance Service website.
Travel and transport
For particular hospital travel arrangements - location, directions and parking - see information for each hospital.
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Travel and transport
Help with transport planning and costs of travel within the NHS Highland area.
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Active travel
Active travel to NHS Highland sites - drive less, move more, feel good.
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Financial assistance with patient travel
Arrange travel to and from hospital with your local Patient Travel department.
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Public transport
Public transport providers, timetables and journey planners.
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Scottish Ambulance Patient Transport Service
If you are medically unfit to travel, you should contact the Scottish Ambulance Patient Transport Service.
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Travel to the National Treatment Centre - Highland
Transport and directions to the National Treatment Centre - Highland, in Inverness, and parking.
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Travel to Raigmore Hospital
Transport and directions to Raigmore Hospital in Inverness, and parking.
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Travel vaccines
You can get vaccinations for international travel at local community pharmacies.
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