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Investment in AI-enabled MRI technology is helping Spire St Anthony's Hospital increase diagnostic capacity, reduce scan times and enhance image quality for patients.

Spire St Anthony’s Hospital has unveiled a new AGFA DX600 X-ray unit and room refurbishment worth over half a million pounds. The refurbishment will allow radiographers and consultants to speed up the diagnosis for patients with underlying health concerns.

After an investment of £31,000, Spire St Anthony’s Hospital has opened its upgraded outpatient minor operations suite aimed at delivering shorter waiting times for a wider range of treatments to NHS and private patients across Surrey and the surrounding areas.

Spire St Anthony’s Hospital in Cheam, Surrey is now offering urology patients minimally invasive robotic assisted surgery with the da Vinci system – a highly advanced and precise surgical solution.

Spire St Anthony’s Hospital is celebrating after successfully completing a national data quality audit programme for their hospital

Spire St Anthony’s Hospital has just completed the installation of 537 solar panels, as part of a major carbon reduction programme at the hospital. The panels are expected to generate 7% of the hospital’s annual electrical needs and reduce the overall carbon output of the hospital by 92,000 tonnes.

Spire St Anthony’s Hospital became the first private hospital in the UK to treat a patient living with paroxysmal atrial fibrillation by using the innovative FARAWAVE™ catheter and its accompanying FARAVIEW™ software module.

The hospital has been recognised as a youth-friendly health provider by achieving the ‘You’re Welcome’ accreditation, which aims to improve access to health services for patients under 18 years of age.

To celebrate Allied Health Professions Day a physiotherapist from Spire St Anthony’s Hospital, has been recognised with a prestigious IRIS award.

Local children welcomed for a morning of games, fun and learning.