Southgate Community Diagnostic Centre - Huddersfield
About Southgate Community Diagnostic Centre (CDC)
Southgate CDC is located on the ground floor of the Emily Siddon Building, which is on Southgate on The University of Huddersfield Campus. We will start seeing patients there from February.
The CDC gives people access to planned diagnostic tests out of hospital, giving care closer to home in our communities. These include x-rays, ultrasounds, CT, and MRI scans, as well as other diagnostic testing. You can find a full list of these below.
Outpatient diagnostic tests are also still available at Huddersfield Royal Infirmary and Calderdale Royal Hospital.
Appointments at the CDC are by appointment only through a referral from your GP practice or other hospital service.
The following services will be available at Southgate CDC. These will be by booked appointment only:
- X Ray
- Blood Tests
- MRI
- CT scans
- Ultrasound
- Echo
- Teledermatology
- ECGs
- Lung function testing
- Spirometry
- 24 hour BP monitor attachment
- 24 hour ECG attachment
How to find us
The postcode for the Southgate CDC is HD1 1SG. It is located on the Huddersfield Ring Road on Southgate.
There is a car park available on site. You will need to use the RingGo parking app to pay for parking in this location.
Southgate CDC is easily accessible to patients in the centre of Huddersfield and close to other car parks. It is a 5 minute walk from Huddersfield Train Station and a 10 minute walk from Huddersfield Bus Station.
Public transport information
There are buses which stop on Leeds Road, and Southgate, near to the Emily Siddon Building. The First Bus and Arriva websites have the most up to date timetables.