Spire Little Aston Hospital donate over £4,700 to charity in 2024
10 January 2025
Over the course of 2024, colleagues at Spire Little Aston Hospital participated in numerous events to promote awareness and raise funds for charity.
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10 January 2025
Over the course of 2024, colleagues at Spire Little Aston Hospital participated in numerous events to promote awareness and raise funds for charity.
25 November 2024
Colleagues at Spire Little Aston Hospital maintain their gold-level Quality Data Provider award for the fifth year, demonstrating high standards being met towards ensuring compliance with the NJR (National Joint Registry) and is a reflection of strong efforts to achieve such status.
15 November 2024
Cancer Services Administrator awarded for their ongoing commitment to provide exemplary patient care and making a positive difference to people’s lives.
09 September 2024
Richard Johnson’s robotic knee replacement surgery at Spire Little Aston Hospital helped him get back to doing what he loves – climbing mountains.
21 March 2024
At Spire Little Aston Hospital, we had the opportunity to assist Carlton, an active individual whose lifestyle and work were severely affected by significant right knee pain.
21 December 2023
Hospital has received a top patient safety award from health watchdogs, the National Joint Registry (NJR)
19 September 2023
Dave Heeley OBE, a revered local charitable hero, and father-of-three from West Bromwich, famously known as "Blind Dave", continues to inspire as he receives his second knee replacement at Spire Little Aston Hospital.
01 February 2023
New group of Paterson patients seen over 20 years ago to be contacted.
26 May 2022
Spire Little Aston Hospital has unveiled a new, state-of-the art CT scanner, which will speed up diagnoses for patients with cancer and other diseases.
31 March 2022
Ovarian cancer is the cancer that is notoriously difficult to diagnose, as mum-of-two Kim Dudley discovered when her various health issues were put down to ‘going through the menopause’.