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Professor Gary Carvalho shares his patient experience

Spire Manchester Hospital expands imaging capabilities with new 1.5T MRI scanner.

Rizwan Rashid and the volunteering team managed to save the lives of 12 children with the procedures that they performed during their week-long visit to Jamaica.

Spire Manchester has performed the hospital’s first cardiac operation after a £2.3m investment in new equipment and facilities. The first patient is David Ballantine who received a double coronary artery bypass.

Following an immense effort and teamwork by the endoscopy team members, Spire Manchester Hospital’s Endoscopy department has achieved JAG (Joint Advisory Group) accreditation. This esteemed recognition highlights Spire Healthcare’s dedication to driving clinical excellence.

Sharron Ford, 52, from Manchester, had struggled with deteriorating arthritis in her knees for six years. Previously, Sharron enjoyed exercising and regularly walking her dogs, but her lifestyle completely changed as a result of her continuing pain.

Spire Manchester Hospital has again maintained its ‘Outstanding’ rating, following an inspection by the Care Quality Commission (CQC).

Rachael had been suffering for several years with light headedness and feeling faint. She had also noticed unusual lumps under her arms. After several tests, Rachael was still left with no answer to what the cause of her symptoms was.

Spire Manchester Hospital reaches yet another milestone. Our Consultant Orthopaedic Surgeon Professor Max Fehily successfully performs his 500th Mako total hip replacement surgery. This milestone places Professor Fehily as one of the top three surgeons in the UK in terms of the number of Mako hip replacement surgeries carried out.