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Over 10,000 NHS patients have now been cared for at Spire Cardiff Hospital thanks to its landmark partnership with Cardiff and Vale University Health Board (UHB) during the COVID-19 outbreak.

Quality check conducted in October 2020 identifies no areas need improvement at Spire Cardiff Hospital.

Over 1,500 ophthalmology NHS patients have received sight-saving treatment as part of a landmark partnership between Spire Cardiff Hospital and Cardiff and Vale University Health Board during the COVID-19 outbreak.

A landmark agreement between Cardiff and Vale UHB and Spire Healthcare is enabling patients with cancer and other urgent conditions to receive treatment at Spire’s Cardiff hospital, allowing the Health Board’s main sites such as the University Hospital of Wales and University Hospital Llandough to focus on caring for people with COVID-19.

Spire Cardiff Hospital is excited to announce the appointment of new Hospital Director Fiona Conway. Fiona has over 12 years’ experience of working in the independent sector after previously working in Spire’s private Oncology Centre in Bristol, where she oversaw the successful transformation of the business and subsequent partnership with Genesis Care.

It should have been something that dreams were made of but for Katie Beard a family holiday in Florida became something of a nightmare. At 21 stone Katie had spent her life unsuccessfully trying to lose weight, but when the she couldn’t fit into the aeroplane seatbelt things really did hit rock bottom.