Contact us

Trust headquarters address

Lancashire and South Cumbria NHS Foundation Trust
Sceptre Point
Sceptre Way
Walton Summit
Preston
PR5 6AW

Trust headquarters reception telephone: 01772 695 300

If you wish to contact a service about appointments or enquiries, please use the contact details provided on any communication you have received or use our service finder.

Press and media

For all media queries, filming or interview requests.

Telephone: 01772 695 384
Email: communications@lscft.nhs.uk

Interviews, filming or photography is prohibited on or around Trust sites without the Trust's express permission.

Please note the communications phone and inbox is only monitored between 9am and 5pm, Monday to Friday.

Talking Therapies

You can find all the contact information for Lancashire and South Cumbria Talking Therapies on this webpage

Blackpool Talking Therapies contact information is available on this page


AccessAble

We have worked with AccessAble to provide detailed information for many of our departments, wards and services.

Surveyors from AccessAble spent several months in our buildings surveying corridors, wards, parking facilities, clinics and other public areas of our hospitals and community sites.

Patients, visitors and staff can use the guide to find a whole range of accessibility information, such as where a department is located in relation to the main entrance, where car parking spaces are located, whether there are lifts to access other floors, whether a hearing loop is fitted at reception, information about accessible toilets and much more.

The guides are available online at the AccessAble website for:

  • Cafes and restaurants
  • Clinics and health centres
  • Counselling and mental health
  • Dentists
  • Doctors surgeries
  • Hospitals
  • Inpatient and residential units
  • Offices
  • Residential accommodation
  • Resource centres
  • Specialist services

Visit the AccessAble website to access these online guides.


SignVideo - British Sign Language (BSL)

If you are part of the deaf community living and need to access our mental health services whether for urgent or routine care, the support of a BSL interpreter is available here and they will help you to communicate with our call handlers or mental health practitioners.