Halton Health Hub - Runcorn Shopping City

News - 13 December 2022

Halton Health Hub opened to patients at the end of November 2022. The new Halton Health Hub is located within Runcorn Shopping City and provides three community based, outpatient services from Warrington and Halton Hospitals Foundation Trust:
Halton Health Hub entrance, Runcorn shopping city.
  • Audiology 
  • Dietetics
  • Orthoptics 

You will be notified in your appointment letter if you have an appointment at Halton Health Hub . 

The Hub is located at: Shopping City Runcorn. WA7 2EU

If you live in Halton your next Dietitians, Orthoptic or audiology appointment may be at the new Halton Health Hub at Runcorn Shopping City. 
 

The Hub has NHS signage and is a short walk from Car Park 3; which has disabled parking bays and is free of charge. When you arrive you will find that the front windows are fully frosted so passers by can not see people in the waiting area and the reception desk is set back from the front doors. All treatment rooms are fully private.

Please remember to bring your appointment letter with you as normal. Also bring your glasses or NHS hearing aids with you as normal to an Orthoptic or audiology appointment. 

Services will continue at the Warrington site and any patients attending Warrington clinics will not be affected by this change.

The official opening of the Halton Health Hub is planned to take place in January 2023. 

You can contact the Runcorn Health Hub at: 01928 753547. 

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