How the hospital and staff from Nuffield Health came together to help the NHS Since March, Nuffield Health, the UK’s largest healthcare charity, has been supporting the NHS by making its Cardiff Bay and Vale Hospitals available to NHS patients awaiting surgery.
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gyms have re-opened, the online guides are still available to download at www. nuffieldhealth.com/at-home. The virtual physiotherapy and emotional wellbeing ‘My Therapy’ app has been hugely successful with 30,000 appointments nationally since it was launched in April.
o far, over 90,000 NHS patients have benefitted from the care provided across 31 Nuffield Health hospitals in the UK. Providing surgery for NHS patients, the Vale hospital is based in a tranquil setting at Hensol, off junction 34 of the
As a result of the pandemic, Nuffield Health became more innovative and accelerated their digital offerings to everyone. When their gyms closed, they provided online fitness classes and emotional
wellbeing guidance to keep people fit and emotionally resilient. Over 40,000 hours of online workouts have been viewed on Facebook and YouTube. Even though the
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Discussions with NHS Wales were held in spring about how independent hospitals could support efforts against the coronavirus outbreak. The two Nuffield Health hospitals in the Cardiff area have been providing support with clinicians, support services and clinical equipment. In Wales, the clear focus at the request of
