Knee Surgeon for Didcot

    Didcot is the furthest of the towns on this page at thirty miles by road, but it also has the best rail connection, with frequent direct trains from Didcot Parkway to Reading.

    Getting to the hospital from Didcot

    30 miles

    by road to Circle Reading Hospital

    38 min

    typical drive outside peak times

    Out to the A34, south to the M4 at junction 13, then east to junction 11 and the A33 towards Reading. The hospital is just off the A33 on Drake Way, at Kennet Island.

    Didcot Parkway has frequent direct trains to Reading, and for many patients the train is quicker and easier than the drive. From Reading station the hospital is about two miles south, a short taxi ride.

    Circle Reading Hospital is at 100 Drake Way, Reading RG2 0NE, just off the A33 at Kennet Island, with parking on site. More about the hospital.

    Distances and times are measured by road from the centre of Didcot and will vary with traffic.

    What Didcot patients come for

    A knee-only practice, seeing new patients within a week.

    No GP referral needed for self-pay patients.

    Common questions

    How far is Circle Reading Hospital from Didcot?

    30 miles by road, typically about 38 minutes outside peak times. Out to the A34, south to the M4 at junction 13, then east to junction 11 and the A33 towards Reading. The hospital is just off the A33 on Drake Way, at Kennet Island.

    Can I get there by train from Didcot?

    Didcot Parkway has frequent direct trains to Reading, and for many patients the train is quicker and easier than the drive.

    Do I need a GP referral to be seen from Didcot?

    Not for self-pay patients. Insured patients need one, and Mr Nahas is recognised and fee-assured with the major UK insurers.