Record for ViP nominations
August's VIP Awards saw a record number of nominations with 43 people put forward for their outstanding service to the Trust.
Call 0300 614 5000 for Frimley Health
There is now a single main telephone number for Frimley Health. Please dial 0300 614 5000 to contact Frimley Park, Wexham Park or Heatherwood hospitals or any of their associated centres.
Get ready for 'virtual' Run Frimley
This year's Run Frimley is set to be the biggest ever, with the annual fundraiser held as a virtual event over the course of a week - from Saturday 26 September to Sunday 4 October.
FHFT seals Epic patient record deal
An ambitious programme to transform care for patients and staff at Frimley Health’s hospitals is a step closer following the award of a contract for an electronic patient record.
Remembrance and thanks on NHS 72
Frimley Health NHS Foundation Trust will mark this weekend’s 72nd anniversary of the NHS with a special theme of remembrance and thanks as it continues to deal with the challenges brought by Covid-19.
New Heatherwood Hospital stays on track
While Covid-19 has stopped many projects in their tracks, work on a new Heatherwood Hospital has continued during the pandemic.
FHFT welcomes Chief of Nursing and Midwifery
Frimley Health NHS Foundation Trust has officially welcomed its new Chief of Nursing and Midwifery. Lorna Wilkinson has joined the Trust’s Board as a highly experienced and respected nursing leader. She will help Frimley Health deliver its vision of being a leader in health and wellbeing, providing exceptional services in its hospitals and in the community.
Noah presents rainbow scrubs
Frimley Health Deputy Chief Executive Janet King visited Scrubs Glorious Scrubs in Ascot on 23 June to receive a first batch of rainbow scrubs from 11-year-old Noah Evans, the son of Virgin Radio DJ Chris Evans. Noah spent 28 days camping out in a homemade den his back garden to raise money for Scrubs Glorious Scrubs. This, coupled with his dad encouraging famous friends to auction personal items, means the family have sent over £1.3 million to the charity!
Earl and Countess deliver meals to NHS
Their Royal Highnesses The Earl and Countess of Wessex visited Frimley Park Hospital on 11 June to deliver meals made for NHS staff by generous volunteers. The Earl and Countess, who live at nearby Bagshot Park, arrived at lunchtime with a batch of 50 meals from London Irish Rugby Club, where Their Royal Highnesses had joined volunteers to prepare the day’s food.