We offer a broad range of clinical and non-clinical services, designed to meet the diverse healthcare needs of our community.
Clinical Services:
Emergency Care: Our Accident and Emergency (A&E) department provides 24-hour emergency care for patients with serious and life-threatening conditions.
Acute Medical and Surgical Services: We provide a wide range of inpatient and outpatient services, including general medicine, surgery, cardiology, respiratory medicine, gastroenterology, and orthopaedics.
Maternity and Children’s Services (Ward 24/ Primrose Ward): We offer comprehensive maternity care, from antenatal to postnatal support, as well as a range of paediatric services for children and young people.
Cancer Services: We provide a range of cancer services, including diagnosis, treatment, and support.
Outpatient Services: We offer a variety of outpatient clinics and services, including diagnostic tests, therapies, and specialist consultations.
Mental Health Services: We work closely with our partners to provide mental health services to people in Walsall.
Community Services: We provide a range of healthcare services in the community, including district nursing, health visiting, and therapy services.
Non-Clinical Services:
We understand that excellent patient care extends beyond clinical treatment. Our non-clinical teams play a vital role in supporting the delivery of healthcare services. This includes:
Patient Relations/PALS (Patient Advice and Liaison Service): If you have any questions, concerns, or simply need someone to talk to, our PALS team is here for you. We understand that navigating healthcare can be challenging, and we’re dedicated to providing support and guidance. [Link to PALs]
Patient Experience Team: We want to hear about your experiences at Walsall Healthcare NHS Trust. Your feedback, through surveys and sharing your stories, is essential in helping us make our services better for everyone. [Link to Patient Experience Team]
Interpreting Services: We’re committed to providing equal access to healthcare for everyone in our community. Our interpreting and translation teams are essential in ensuring patients, whose first language may differ from English, can communicate effectively with our colleagues and receive the care they need. [Link to interpretation services]