Priory Hospital Woking - addiction rehab and mental health treatment

Yes, we encourage you to keep in touch with loved ones and have them visit you.

When you arrive at the hospital, depending on the condition that you're being treated for, our ward staff will be able to tell you about the dedicated visiting times.

Visiting is permitted on weekdays and weekends, and children are allowed to visit. We just ask that they stay with an appropriate adult at all times and are respectful of others who are staying with us.

If you're receiving inpatient treatment for any condition, you'll have your own en-suite bedroom. 

Bedrooms include a TV, DVD player, a small safety deposit box and a nurse call button. 

We also have regular housekeeping. 

The cost of treatment can vary depending on the condition that's being treated, the kind of treatment you receive and how long the condition needs to be treated.

Inpatient treatment, where you stay with us, can cost more than outpatient treatment, which is where you come to the hospital for treatment but then go home afterwards.

Paying for treatment

There are two ways you can pay to receive expert mental health and addiction treatment at Priory Hospital Woking:

1. Self-paying – this means that you pay for your treatment yourself
2. Payment via private medical insurance – we are a registered and approved provider for all of the UK’s leading private medical insurers, including Aviva, AXA Health, Bupa, Cigna, Healix, Vitality and WPA

For more information on self-funding your treatment or using your private medical insurance to pay for our services, call us today on 0800 787 0510 or visit our fees and funding page.

The expert team at Priory Hospital Woking have extensive knowledge and experience in the field of mental health and addiction treatment. Our specialist team comprises:

• Psychiatrists
• Psychologists
• Therapists
• Mental health nurses
• Healthcare assistants
• Dietitian

Upon admission to the ward, you'll be under the care of a consultant psychiatrist and assigned a keyworker nurse and a co-worker healthcare assistant. You'll have scheduled meetings with your consultant twice a week to discuss your diagnosis, medication, treatment plan, discharge process and ongoing care, with the option to request additional appointments if needed. Your keyworker nurse will meet with you weekly for a dedicated one-to-one session, providing ongoing support throughout your stay. Additionally, your co-worker will work closely with you to create a personalised safety plan, which will include self-help strategies, safe places and a list of contacts to reach out to if you need to. Every member of the team is committed to being as accessible as possible, ensuring you feel supported at all times.

We also have access to an on-site doctor 24 hours a day, to manage any medical issues, and our senior consultant and therapist-led teams are supported by round-the-clock, expert nursing care.

Our specialists are committed to providing the best treatment to everyone we support, and they pride themselves on placing patients at the heart of the treatment journey. This approach ensures that you're allocated to the best expert for your needs and benefit from a tailored treatment programme.

Priory’s customer service team is available 24 hours a day, 7 days a week to ensure that people in crisis can be signposted to the best possible support, as quickly as possible. The specialist teams at our residential facilities can help to stabilise people in need of immediate assistance, including providing access to medically assisted detoxification for drug and alcohol addictions, where required. Visit our crisis support page for more information.

Our independent regulator, the Care Quality Commission (CQC), continually monitors the services and treatment that we provide at Priory Hospital Woking. We also adhere to National Institute for Health and Care Excellence (NICE) guidelines. This means that you can be assured that the support that you receive at Woking is of the highest clinical standards.

Priory Hospital Woking is located just outside the town centre and is approximately a 10-15 minute drive from the surrounding areas. If you're driving through town, going via Lockfield Drive or St Johns road will likely be the quickest routes.

If driving from Leatherhead or London, the quickest route will be via the M25, or possibly the M4.

From Woking town centre, there are plenty of buses that will bring you nearby to Priory Hospital Woking. The fastest route will be the 34 bus, which is approximately a 15 minute journey. From the bus stop, the hospital is a 10 minute walk away. Buses 28 48 and 91 also come nearby the hospital.

Unfortunately, there are no trains that can take you from Woking Railway Station to Priory Hospital Woking. However, the 34 bus can be caught nearby to the train station.