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Anne Hemming underwent keyhole surgery for carpal tunnel syndrome at Spire Parkway Hospital after experiencing worsening pain, pins and needles, and numbness in her fingers, which began to interfere with her daily activities and work as a medical secretary.

Gary Philpotts, a 65-year-old retired International Business Manager, turned full-time grandfather, received total knee replacement for both knees at Spire Parkway Hospital.

To celebrate National Apprenticeship Week commencing on 10 February, Spire Parkway Hospital commemorated colleagues who successfully completed an apprenticeship in 2024.

Colleagues at Spire Parkway participated in several charitable events to raise funds for charity, alongside donations of equipment to oversees charities, over the course of 2024.

12,155 solar panels to be installed during 2024 at all 38 Spire hospitals across England, Wales and Scotland. Largest investment in solar technology by a UK independent hospital group. Group carbon savings equivalent to planting 44,000 trees every year.

Spire Parkway Hospital successfully complete a national data quality audit programme and are named as a National Joint Registry (NJR) Quality Provider.

Occupational Therapist awarded for their ongoing dedication and care for patients living with dementia.

Staff at Spire Parkway Hospital strive to provide outstanding personalised care for all, with the hospital having over 150 clinical and non-clinical Dementia Friends to support patients with their non-dementia related conditions throughout their entire journey.

More NHS and private patients can now be scanned quicker thanks to a new CT scanner at Spire Parkway Hospital in Solihull.

Spire Parkway Hospital colleagues recently took part in Race for Life’s Pretty Muddy obstacle course at Cofton Park, Birmingham and raised £10,505.50 for Cancer Research UK.