Message your care team with MyFrimleyHealth Record
Did you know that you can exchange secure messages with your care team via MyFrimleyHealth Record? You can ask and answer questions ahead of your appointment and get advice – saving you time on the day and potentially avoiding a follow-up visit to hospital. You can send and receive messages 30 days before an appointment or for up to a year afterwards.
Frimley Health’s festive touches for staff and patients this Christmas
More than 2000 NHS Frimley Health staff will be working on Christmas Day caring for patients and keeping our communities safe.
Hospital pressures: how you can help us
An open letter from Lance McCarthy, Chief Executive of Frimley Health NHS Foundation Trust.
Frimley Health Staff Awards 2024... and the winners are
Celebrating the incredible dedication, hard work, and achievements of our amazing staff who go above and beyond in delivering an outstanding service.
Frimley Health at the forefront of prostate research and treatment
This month has seen prostate cancer awareness in the spotlight. It is the most commonly diagnosed cancer in men in the UK. Frimley Health has been at forefront of prostate research and treatment for years, playing a key role in important studies to evolve patient healthcare.
Groundbreaking for new £25 million Slough CDC
Frimley Health NHS Foundation Trust is delighted to announce that construction has begun on the new £25 million Community Diagnostic Centre (CDC) for Slough.
Over November ViPs
Values into Practice Awards are presented to Frimley Health staff who have shown exceptional dedication to our shared Trust values: committed to excellence, working together and facing the future.
Faster results with MyFrimleyHealth Record
Did you know that you can get your hospital test results sooner with MyFrimleyHealth Record? The results of blood tests and other lab investigations, as well as scans, are released via the online patient portal.
Frimley Health NHS FT Staff Awards 2024
We are excited to celebrate the incredible dedication, hard work, and achievements of our amazing staff who go above and beyond in delivering an outstanding service.
Researching ways to improve breast cancer treatments
Breast cancer is the most common cancer nationwide, with figures showing around 56,000 new cases in women in the UK every year. That’s more than 150 cases every day. Across Frimley Health, teams are researching ways to advance breast cancer treatments further, with different clinical trials exploring how to improve patients’ recovery.