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Following an ankle injury, 65-year-old Warwick Taylor turned to Spire South Bank Hospital for expert treatment – enabling a swift return to competitive running.

Spire South Bank Hospital has been praised for delivering life-changing care after a patient regained his independence and active lifestyle following expert treatment for a common but disabling urological condition.

Spire South Bank Hospital has completed the installation of 249 solar panels as part of a major carbon reduction programme at the hospital. The panels are expected to reduce the overall carbon output of the hospital by 44 tonnes.

Spire South Bank Hospital has unveiled a newly installed fluoroscopy suite, following a £720,000 investment aimed at improving and supporting the hospital’s commitment to delivering high-quality patient care.

Mr Nadim Aslam, Consultant Orthopaedic SMART Robotic Surgeon at Spire South Bank Hospital, has completed over 500 Mako robotically assisted surgeries, revitalising those who had previously suffered from hip or knee pain living within the Three Counties.

New technology rolled out at Spire South Bank Hospital has led the provider to become one of the only private hospitals in the region to offer private cardiac MRI scans, allowing patients requiring specialist cardiac imagery rapid access to a diagnosis and further treatment.

The National Joint Registry (NJR) has named Spire South Bank Hospital as a gold-standard Quality Data Provider after completing a national data quality audit programme.

Dedicated staff, expert consultants and state-of-the-art facilities at Worcestershire-based Spire South Bank Hospital have allowed the healthcare provider to maintain its Joint Advisory Group in GI Endoscopy (JAG) accreditation, the ‘gold standard’ for Endoscopy services, for eight years running.

Spire South Bank Hospital has become the first hospital in Worcestershire to offer the Mako robotic-assisted joint replacement surgery. The private hospital has put itself at the forefront of innovative surgery by investing in this new robotic total knee, partial knee and total hip replacement technology.

Spire South Bank Hospital in Worcester has seen its rating improve to ‘Good’, following an inspection by the Care Quality Commission (CQC).