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Ambrose Ward Restoration Programme

22 November 2022

Earlier this week Julia Salmon, Hospital Director alongside Sally Hull, Director of Clinical Services invited Alison Dickinson, Group Clinical Director to celebrate the re-opening of our long stay Ambrose Ward, enabling the reallocation of beds back to the main ward area.

Ambrose Ward Restoration Programme

Barrigel Spacer Service

20 October 2021

Prostate cancer spacers are an effective technique to reduce the side effects of prostate radiotherapy. Urologists at Spire Harpenden Hospital now offer the Barrigel Spacer Service.

Memory clinic with Dr Singhai

06 September 2021

The memory clinic with Dr Soumit Singhai, Consultant Physician and Geriatrician allows patients to receive a comprehensive assessment of cognition and brain health.

Memory clinic with Dr Singhai

Bunions: an exciting new treatment

27 January 2020

Many of us live with bunions but may not know what solutions are available. Surgery is often thought of as painful, with a long recovery. Things could not be further from the truth with minimally invasive bunion surgery.

Bunions: an exciting new treatment

The impact of rugby on the shoulder

27 January 2020

The Six Nations are nearly upon us and last year's World Cup runners-up, England are looking to excel. But what is the impact of the sport on the player’s shoulders and how can they get treated? Consultant Orthopaedic Surgeon, Mr Corner tells all.

The impact of rugby on the shoulder

Problematic prostate? UroLift may be the answer!

03 December 2019

UroLift is a new, minimally invasive treatment we offer here at Spire Harpenden to help open up the blocked urethra using inserted implants to lift or hold up the prostate tissue. This method is used to treat men who have an enlarged prostate or Benign Prostatic Hyperplasis.

Problematic prostate? UroLift may be the answer!

What is causing your hip pain?

02 October 2019

We spoke with Mr Neil Davies, Consultant Orthopaedic Surgeon, about the common signs of hip pain and how your pain can be treated. Read on to find out more.

What is causing your hip pain?