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Gary chose to go ahead with ROSA robotic knee replacement surgery over traditional joint replacement due to the shorter recovery time and level of accuracy for joint implementation.

Andrew Gosling, 52, a Design Engineer, had enjoyed regular sporting activities for 35 years, until he began to feel plagued by consistent and worsening knee pain. Following the success of his first knee replacement with the eradication of pain, as well as his greatly improved range of movement, Andrew's booked for a ROSA knee replacement surgery for his other knee.

Spire Cheshire Hospital in Warrington has celebrated the opening of a refurbished outpatients physiotherapy department, with the help of Lancashire County cricketer Rob Jones.

The gastroenterology team at Spire Cheshire Hospital celebrated being awarded national and independent accreditation for their extensive endoscopy services.

Spire Cheshire Hospital is delivering a package of environmental measures as part of a major drive to become carbon neutral by 2030.

In October 2021, Michelle Staveley, now 52, started to suffer with chronic heartburn and acid, so she sought advice from her GP. Having been prescribed various different medications, her symptoms were unfortunately not alleviated.

The housekeeping team at Spire Cheshire Hospital has been awarded the Gold CAP (Continuing Advancement Programme) Award.

Patients at Spire Cheshire Hospital can now benefit from ROSA® – a new robotic technology for knee replacement surgery.

Andrew was struggling with his stomach and found out that he had bowel cancer after seeing Consultant Gastroenterologist, Dr Subramaniam Ramakrishnan. From diagnosis to treatment, this is Andrew’s experience.

In support of Breast Cancer Awareness Month, Mr Ansar Farooq, Consultant Breast Oncoplastic Surgeon talks about the importance of self-checks.