News and events

Thinking about having cosmetic surgery? Why not book a free mini consultation with one of our consultants at the Spire Dunedin Hospital in Reading.

A new procedure for treating haemorrhoids under mild sedation allows patients to avoid the pain and inconvenience of major surgery.

The new ‘Symfony’ lens, which provides an extended range of high quality vision, is available now at Spire Dunedin Hospital.

It could mean the difference between life and death, yet figures show that 20% of women still do not attend their cervical screening appointments. With Cervical Screening Awareness Week running from January 22 to 28, our consultant gynaecologist is urging women in the region to make sure they are up to date with their smear tests.

A different (anterior) approach to hip replacement is now available at Spire Dunedin Hospital, Reading. It can mean shorter recovery times, less pain for the patient and fewer post-operative restrictions.

Spire Dunedin Hospital supports local sports club by providing tracksuits for over 40 divers and coaches.

Spire Dunedin consultant, Mr Simon Middleton, has been at the very forefront of new innovations and the first in the UK to perform the very latest procedure for piles.

As one of the first people in the UK to have a revolutionary new treatment for blindness, Margaret Ward, 90, from Aylesbury, is able to see the face of her husband properly and her eight great-grandchildren for the first time in 15 years.

The Oncology team at Spire Dunedin Hospital receives the Macmillan Quality Environment Mark (MQEM) accreditation