Homeopathic medicine has been available in Bristol since 1852, when Dr Black first started dispensing from premises in the Triangle.

During the next 69 years the service developed and expanded culminating in the commissioning in 1921 of a new hospital in the grounds of Cotham House. The Bristol Homeopathic Hospital continued to provide a full range of services until 1986 when the in-patient facilities were transferred to the Bristol Eye Hospital, where they continue to be provided, and outpatient services were moved to the ground floor of the Cotham Hill site.

In 1994, following the sale of the main building to the University by the Bristol and District Health Authority, a new purpose built Department has been provided in the Annexe buildings of the main building, adjoining the original Cotham House.

If you are travelling to Bristol by rail the Cityline Bus Company operate services 8 and 9 from Temple Meads Station. You should pick up the service from the Station Approach and get off at the stop in Cotham Road which is just opposite the hospital.

University Hospitals Bristol NHS Foundation Trust operate a free bus service linking the hospitals in the city Centre in partnership with the university. The service is available to patients, students, staff and visitors. If you are a new patient, a leaflet will be enclosed in your new patient pack giving details of the service. Existing patients can receive further details by contacting the hospital or picking up a timetable in the reception area.

There are no general car parking spaces available for patients but we do have a pre bookable space available for disabled patients and for those with temporary mobility problems. Please contact the reception on 0117 973 1231 to book the space in advance. The space is not accessible from the main entrance to the hospital but is reached via Tyndalls Park Road by turning into the driveway for Tyndalls Park Children's Centre.

Bristol Homeopathic Hospital
Cotham Hill
Cotham
Bristol
BS6 6JU
Telephone: 0117 973 1231.

We have a water dispenser in the waiting area but there are no other food and drink facilities on-site. However, we are sited very close to a number of cafes and restaurants so please ask the reception staff if you would like directions.

The homeopathic service offers a general service for children and adults with a wide range of chronic illnesses and a Complementary Cancer Care Service where patients are seen within 4-8 weeks of referral where possible.

Homeopathy is useful in the management of:

• Rheumatology
• Allergic conditions
• Asthma
• Eczema and other dermatology conditions
• Menstrual and Menopausal problems
• Digestive and Bowel Problems
• Stress and Mood disorders