News and events

Are you becoming exhausted by your partner’s snoring habits? We can help make a good night's sleep possible again.

Do you suffer from painful and unsightly varicose veins or thread veins? Would you love to be 'stocking free' for this summer?

Our Consultant Obstetrician, Gynaecologist and Fertility Specialist, Mr Jitendra Jadhav, is holding a free information evening on Thursday 7 March, giving you chance to ‘Meet the Expert’ and find out more about common women’s health issues and the treatment options available to you.

Experienced counsellor Paula Wilson has recently joined Spire Hartswood as part of an innovative approach to care, encouraging patients and their families to talk about the complex feelings.

Skiing and snowboarding can be great fun – but it can also be tough on your knees. Here Mr Sunil Kumar a Consultant Orthopaedic Surgeon and Knee Specialist at Spire Hartswood Hospital in Brentwood explains some of the injuries that he has dealt with from patients just back from the snowy slopes.

Spire Hartswood Hospital Director, Jo Dean said “I would like to say massive congratulations to Sally Harvey who was awarded runner up at the recent Apprentice of the Year award ceremony. Well done Sally, this is an amazing achievement”.

Relaxation is a technique often used by individuals that aims to help attain a state of calmness, decreasing anxiety and stress. It can increase a sense of control, reduce anxiety whist aiding a feeling of calm and peace. Our Men's and Women's Health Physiotherapist, Aishling Burke tells us some of her top Relaxation techniques to help reduce stress and anxiety.

Lung cancer awareness month runs throughout November. It is the most common cause of cancer death in the UK and usually shows no symptoms in the very early stages – so recognising possible signs of lung cancer when they do occur is of the utmost importance.

Thousands of women every year have a hysterectomy procedure but many are still not fully aware of why the operation is needed or the type of surgery involved.

In England alone around 17 thousand people are diagnosed with bladder or kidney cancer every year. All ages are at risk but the conditions are more common in people over 50 and men also seem to be more susceptible, says Consultant Urologist Mr Sandy Gujral.