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The Childrens Hospital is based at Leicester Royal Infirmary (LRI) and provides care for a range of conditions from surgery and cancer to emergencies and broken bones.  

You can find accessibility information for Children's Day Care Unit here.

You can find accessibility information for Children's Intensive Care Unit here.

You can find accessibility information for Children's Occupational Therapy and Physiotherapy here.

You can find accessibility information for Children's Outpatients here.

Our childrens heart services department is based at Glenfield Hospital and provides specialist surgery and treatment for children with heart conditions and abnormalities.

Leicester Royal Infirmary
Infirmary Square,
Leicester 
LE1 5WW
Phone: 0300 303 1573


Children's hospital logo

More information:

Children's cancer services

Children's heart services

General information for patients and visitors

How to get to hospital - maps, travel and parking information

You can find accessibility information for Children's Development Centre here.


Which hospital, which ward?

Your child’s admission letter will tell you which hospital and which ward they will be staying in.

We want to make sure your child is as comfortable as possible and our staff will do everything we can to ensure you have everything you need. 

If you need anything please speak to a member of staff on your ward. 


How was it for you?

We carry out patient polling regularly in our hospitals through the year, allowing us to ask thousands of patients 'how was it for you?'. We use your answers to improve services and the overall hospital experience for patients.

If you are a young patient, or your child is, please take a few minutes to tell us how it was for you in our new online patient survey.

Patient survey: listening to what you tell us


Website links:

Children in hospital - a guide to what you can expect from NHS Direct

Health for Kids - a fun way to learn about health