When did St Helens Hospital close?

12 June 1990
When it was announced in 1989 that the hospital would close and services move to National Women’s Hospital there was opposition and a ‘Save St Helens’ campaign. The hospital closed on 12 June 1990.

What does Whiston Hospital Specialise in?

Whiston Hospital offers the full range of acute healthcare services along with specialist burns care in the Mersey Regional Burns and Plastic Surgery Unit, serving a population of over 4 million people across Merseyside, Cheshire, and other parts of northwest England, as well as North Wales and the Isle of Man.

When did the new St Helens Hospital open?

The Trust opened the new Whiston Hospital in March 2010, six months ahead of schedule and within budget. This follows the opening of the new St Helens Hospital in 2008 as part of a combined £338million investment to provide world class healthcare facilities to the local community. Why choose us?

Does St Helens Hospital have wards?

Wards in our Hospitals We have 32 wards located in our hospitals. Please select the relevant location below, to access information about the wards based there.

When did National Women’s hospital close?

April 1979 (Auckland Star) Prime Minister Robert Muldoon announces that private maternity hospitals are a thing of the past. This followed the closing of all the private Auckland maternity hospitals in the interests of the post-graduate school so that National Women’s beds would be full.

Where is St Helens hospital NZ?

28A Linwood Ave, Mt Albert. The Auckland St Helen’s Hospital was located in Linwood Ave, Mt Albert, where the AIS Campus is today. Its official opening was 15 February 1968.

Does Whiston Hospital have private rooms?

Private Room in House, Whiston.

Does Whiston Hospital have a psych ward?

Prescot: Whiston Hospital Psychiatric Unit | The National Archives.

How old is St Helens Hospital?

The hospital that opened in Marshalls Cross Road in St Helens on January 15, 1873 was as basic as it gets.

Is parking free at St Helens Hospital?

How to get to St Helens Hospital. By Car: A parking fee is payable. Please allow extra time for parking.

What happens on a frailty ward?

What will happen on the Frailty Assessment Unit? It is an assessment unit, rather than a hospital admission with the purpose of discharging the patient back home. Whilst on the Frailty Assessment Unit, patients will undergo a number of assessments by the multidisciplinary team.

What is Ward 4b Whiston Hospital?

Ward name – 4b. CHPPD – Registered Nurses and Midwives. 1.98. CHPPD – Healthcare Support Workers.