What are Community Diagnostic Centres?
Leeds’ Community Diagnostic Centres (CDCs) provide a broad range of diagnostic tests closer to patients’ homes, reducing the pressure on the acute hospital sites of St James’s Hospital and Leeds General Infirmary.
Leeds has three CDCs, Seacroft CDC – Seacroft Hospital, Beeston CDC – James Reed House, Armley CDC – Armley Moor Health Centre.
These three sites offer a range of diagnostic services:
Seacroft CDC offers:
• Radiology (Imaging) – X-Rays, Ultrasound and CT
• Cardio-Respiratory – Ambulatory BP, ECG, Transthoracic Echo, Holter, Sleep Studies
• Phlebotomy – (Blood Tests)
The blood testing department is located in General Outpatients, which can be located by turning right as you enter the hospital site.
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Armley and Beeston CDC offer:
• Radiology (Imaging) – Ultrasound
• Cardio-Respiratory – Ambulatory BP, ECG, Holter, Sleep Studies, Spirometry, FeNo
• Phlebotomy – (Blood Tests)
What are the benefits of our Community Diagnostic Centres?
Leeds CDCs aim to bring you easier access to diagnostic services.
To have access to shorter waiting times.
To relieve pressure from the acute hospital sites.
To provide patients with the option to access multiple tests on the same day, in the same place.
Where are our Community Diagnostic Centres located?
Seacroft Hospital
York Road
Seacroft
Leeds
LS14 6UH
Seacroft Hospital – Google Maps
Seacroft CDC – How have we made you feel?
Beeston CDC
James Reed House
Town Street
Beeston
LS11 8PN
Beeston CDC – Google Maps
Beeston CDC – How have we made you feel?
Armley Moor Health Centre
95 Town Street
Leeds
West Yorkshire
LS12 3HD
Armley Moor Health Centre – Google Maps
Armley CDC – How have we made you feel?
How can patients access our Community Diagnostic Centres?
Your GP or hospital care team will refer you for your required diagnostic test, at which point you will be able to select the most convenient location for you.
Our CDCs provide an additional choice for patients, and doesn’t replace any of your current options, so you may wish to have your appointment at a CDC location, your GP surgery, or another LTH hospital site.
If your name, address, date of birth are incorrect or out of date, contact your GP surgery and ask them to update your details.