Hospitals/Clinics
Acute hospitals are shown in bold, clinics are shown in italics:
- Angelton Clinic - an Elderly, Mentally Infirm (EMI) unit looking after elderly patients mainly those with Alzheimer's disease
- Caswell Clinic - medium secure unit based on the site of Glanrhyd Hospital
- Cefn Coed Hospital - psychiatric hospital
- Cimla Hospital - elderly care and rehabilition centre for patients of Neath Port Talbot Hospital
- Clydach Hospital - provides a range of clinical services
- Fairwood Hospital - continuing care centre for patients of Singleton Hospital and Morriston Hospital, includes care beds for local GPs
- Garngoch Hospital - elderly care
- Gellinudd Hospital - elderly care and rehabilitation hospital in Pontardawe
- Glanrhyd Hospital - provides continuing care facilities and mental health services, has day care unit, located in Penyfai near Bridgend.
- Gorseinon Hospital - elderly care and rehabilitation hospital, outpatient clinic and specialist Parkinson's treatment centre
- Hill House Hospital - elderly care and rehabilitation hospital located in Sketty, includes orthopaedic care, works with inpatients and outpatients and deals with day cases
- Maesteg Community Hospital - inpatient, day centre, community care and continuing care hospital in Maesteg
- Morriston Hospital - university teaching hospital
- Neath Port Talbot Hospital - district general hospital
- Pencoed Clinic - used mainly for family planning and midwifery
- Princess of Wales Hospital - district general hospital
- Singleton Hospital - university teaching hospital
- Tonna Hospital - base for psychiatric care for the elderly in the Vale of Neath, includes day care hospital
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