Whipps Cross Hospital has been caring for patients in North East London for more than 100 years
The old sprawling buildings now need replacing. The new hospital will have all the same core NHS hospital services - A&E, maternity, operating theatres, intensive care, imaging, inpatients and outpatients within brand new clinical departments.
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Mikheil Mechekhia Receptionist, Endoscopy unit
The current hospital is out of date and needs modernisation, the effect of the flooding on the hospital showed this. Having departments closer together will benefit staff and I think things will generally be much more organised than it currently is.
Sheila Dosu, Breast Clinic Nurse
I’ve just started as a nurse at Whipps Cross and I can’t wait to see what the new hospital will offer. Having everything much closer together just makes sense. I can only imagine how the new hospital will look and how much of a difference there will be. I’m excited!