Travelling to St Andrews Community Hospital?
If you have a "Minor Injury" you may get quicker treatment using the service in St Andrews Community Hospital (rather than going to "Accident & Emergency" at Victoria Hospital in Kirkcaldy, for example) - check https://www.nhsfife.org/services/know-who-to-turn-to/minor-injuries-service/ if you are unsure where to go for health services in Fife.
Many Monday to Saturday daytime 95 journeys travel via St Andrews Community Hospital - see the Timetable page for more details.
Stop (Z) is served by the 95 and by Moffat & Williamson 9B local bus which runs to the stop in South Street, St Andrews outside the old Madras College (now called "Blackfriars") and by the Moffat & Williamson 64 to Cupar via Strathkinness and Ceres.
The X58 bus from St Andrews arrives at stop (Y) - to catch the X58 back to St Andrews and Crail use stop (X).
Stop (W) and (V) are served by the local Stagecoach buses which run to St Andrews Bus Station - these buses also now visit stop (Z).
Fife council have a leaflet on buses for St Andrews Community Hospital: https://www.travelfife.com/travel-fife/maps
If you visit St Andrews Community Hospital you may be referred on to one of the other local hospitals - the Adamson Hospital in Cupar, Ninewells Hospital in Dundee or Victoria Hospital in Kirkcaldy - or possibly even Forth Valley Royal Hospital.
If you have a choice then it can be difficult to decide which hospital to go for.