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Spire Murrayfield Hospital Edinburgh has been praised for its safe, compassionate and person-centred care following an unannounced inspection by Healthcare Improvement Scotland, with its leadership and culture rating improving to ‘Exceptional’.

Spire Shawfair Park Hospital, part of Spire Edinburgh Hospitals, has received another ‘Good’ outcome from an unannounced inspection by Healthcare Improvement Scotland (HIS) in September. This complements a similar ‘Good’ outcome awarded to Spire Murrayfield Hospital following a previous unannounced HIS inspection visit, in August.

Colin Mackenzie can continue caring for his grandchildren and business after identifying a heart problem via his smartwatch app and receiving transformative treatment at Spire Edinburgh Hospitals.

Spire Murrayfield Hospital, part of Spire Edinburgh Hospitals, has received a ‘Good’ outcome from an unannounced inspection by Healthcare Improvement Scotland (HIS).

John Jeffrey, former Scotland international rugby union player, can continue with his successful farming career after knee replacement surgery at Spire Edinburgh Hospitals.

Spire Edinburgh Hospitals have launched a new cataract surgery package to lower the price for patients paying for their own treatment.

Spire Edinburgh Hospitals have introduced aquablation therapy for the treatment of enlarged prostates or benign prostatic hyperplasia.

Results of a major new £8m refurbishment project have been unveiled at Edinburgh’s Spire Shawfair Park Hospital by MSP Colin Beattie. The upgrades enable the hospital to accommodate overnight patients for the first time and to provide more complex surgery.

Spire Healthcare is delighted to announce our continued partnership with Scottish Rugby.

Spire Edinburgh Hospitals Consultant General Surgeon, Mr Andrew de Beaux has performed the first Fasciotens procedure in the UK used for abdominal wall surgery.