Nevill Hall Hospital

Brecon Road
Abergavenny
NP7 7EG

Tel: 01873 732732

Please note- there is no Emergency Department at Nevill Hall Hospital. Life-threatening emergencies must go to The Grange University Hospital.

Nevill Hall Hospital provides first-class care to the residents of Gwent and South Powys. It provides a wide range of services with a  focus on delivering general and routine care, including:

• A Minor Injury Unit

• A Medical Assessment Unit

• Day Surgery - Surgery where you are operated on and discharged on the same day

• Rehabilitation and Therapy Services - Services like Physiotherapy and Speech and Language

• Diagnostic Services - Assessments, Scans and X-Rays that are needed for investigations including MRI and CT scans

• A wide variety of Specialist Outpatient Clinics

• An Enhanced Frailty Unit for the care of older people

• 213 Inpatient beds

• Children’s Outpatient appointments

• Maternity Services

• Haematology Day Care Services

Care for Minor Injuries is provided by Nevill Hall Hospital's Minor Injury Unit, which is run by our Emergency Nurse Practitioners.  Emergency Nurse Practitioners are experienced Clinical Professionals who specialise in the management of Minor Injuries. 

They will be able to treat you if you have a broken bone, a sprain, bruise, wound, small burn, bite, or a minor eye or head injury and many other injuries. This service will be available 24 hours a day, seven days a week.

The Grange University Hospital provides specialist services for our most seriously ill patients or those with significant injuries, and it is the designated trauma unit for Gwent. It is likely that if you need to be cared for at The Grange University Hospital, you will be directed there by a Healthcare Professional or taken there after calling 999.

What is a Medical Assessment Unit?
If you have a medical emergency or severe illness that needs to be diagnosed then you will be referred to one of our Medical Assessment Units. Doctors working in these facilities will run tests and assess you before deciding on the best course of treatment for you. You can’t walk into a Medical Assessment Unit – you need to be referred by your GP, a Paramedic, or another Medical Professional.

Most of our patients who are referred to a Medical Assessment Unit go home on the same day. Those that need admission to Hospital for further care will be moved to one of our Wards. Some patients may move to a different Hospital to receive the care they need.

Caring for Children 

Nevill Hall Hospital has a dedicated Outpatients Department for Children, which provides Clinic appointments with a play area. Our Specialist Centre caring for children with disabilities is also situated at Nevill Hall Hospital.

Emergency care for children under one year old takes place at The Grange University Hospital. Children over one year old should still attend Nevill Hall for Minor Injuries.

Maternity Services 

For care before and after birth, the Nevill Hall Hospital provides antenatal and postnatal clinics led by consultants and midwives.

For more information about birthing options available, please see Maternity Services 12 Week Engagement - Aneurin Bevan University Health Board (nhs.wales)

Getting you the right care
If your health deteriorates whilst you are being treated at Nevill Hall Hospital and you need access to the Specialists or Critical Care provided at The Grange University Hospital, we will transfer you there via our dedicated patient transport service.