Malton Community Hospital

How do I organise transport to and from hospital?

If your reason for going to hospital is not an emergency, you'll normally be expected to make your own way there.  However, some people are eligible for non-emergency patient transport services (PTS).  In this area the service is provided by Yorkshire Ambulance Service.  To find out if you are eligible and to find out more, visit the Patient Transport Service website.

You may be able to claim a refund for the cost of your transport to hospital through the Healthcare Travel Costs Scheme (HTCS).  Visit Healthcare Travel Costs Scheme (HTCS) for more information on who is eligible, what the conditions are and how you can access the scheme.

For more information on all of the above visit the 'How do I organise transport to and from hospital?' page.

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Bus services

Services, provided by several bus companies, have stops within a short walking distance of the hospital.

Most services are provided by North Yorkshire County Council or Yorkshire Coastline.

You can plan your route and view timetables by visiting www.moovitapp.com or by downloading the Moovit app.  The site combines information from public transport operators and local authorities.

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Car parking

There are three car parks at Malton Community Hospital, with ample car parking spaces.  There are no pay and display car parking charges in operation on site.

Nine disabled car parking spaces are available outside the main entrance.

There is also a short stay/drop off area for five vehicles to wait for 15 minutes.

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Walking

Malton Community Hospital is located approximately one mile from the centre of Malton on Middlecave Road.

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Rail

Malton is serviced by regular train services to/from York and Scarborough.  Further details can be obtained by clicking here.

Information to plan your onward journey is available at the station and a taxi rank is located at the station entrance.

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Community transport

There are community transport alternatives for the York and Scarborough Trust area that are available to patients. These are backed by York City Council, North Yorkshire Council, and East Riding of Yorkshire Council.

A small fee is charged and is payable by the patient at the time of transportation.

Book with one of the following community transport providers:

• Medibus — For the East Riding of Yorkshire. Tel. 03456 445959 or email passengerbookings@eastriding.gov.uk
• Scarborough Dial-a-Ride – For Scarborough and District. Tel 01723 354434
• York Wheels volunteer car scheme – For York. Tel. 01904 630080
• In North Yorkshire, find your nearest Community Transport provider on http://www.golocal-northyorks.community/

Ryedale Community Transport

Ryedale Community Transport is a registered charity providing affordable rural transport solutions for disadvantaged people.  Their volunteer car drivers use their own vehicles to transport people to various destinations.  Passengers pay the driver a reasonable set mileage rate to help towards the running cost of the vehicle.

To book a journey call 01653 698 888, 09.30am-14.30pm, Monday to Friday.  Alternatively, you can email the details of the journey you require, including your contact details to bookings@ryedalect.org.

More information about the services they offer is available on the Ryedale Community Transport website.

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Visiting a different hospital

For detailed information about getting to and from one of our other hospitals, click on a link below:

• Bridlington Hospital
• Scarborough Hospital
• York Hospital

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