Trust News

Michael Wilson CBE, chief executive of Surrey and Sussex Healthcare NHS Trust, said: “Sadly, we can confirm that in recent days, seven patients aged between 70 and 98 who were being cared for at East Surrey Hospital and had tested positive for COVID-19, have sadly died. “Our thoughts and condolences

The NHS and Public Health England are well prepared for outbreaks of new infectious diseases. The NHS has put in place measures to protect patients, our community and NHS staff while ensuring as many services as possible are available to the public. If you have symptoms associated with coronavirus includin

Michael Wilson CBE, chief executive of Surrey and Sussex Healthcare NHS Trust, said: “Sadly, we can confirm that a patient who was being cared for at East Surrey Hospital, and tested positive for COVID-19, has died. “The patient was in their 90s and had underlying health conditions. “The patient’s family h

Staff at Surrey and Sussex Healthcare NHS Trust (SASH) have ranked the organisation among the best NHS trusts in the country as a place to work and receive care in the latest national survey of NHS employees. The Trust’s staff rated the organisation the best in the country among comparable acute trusts whe

It has been announced today (Friday 7 February 2020) that SASH Charity, charity for Surrey and Sussex Healthcare NHS Trust  (SASH) hospitals, was voted by Gatwick staff as the newest charity partner for London Gatwick Airport. The partnership will begin in April 2020 and SASH Charity will work with the air

We are proud to have an active Council of Governors made up of 27 members of our patients, the public and staff, as well as some key partners from the voluntary and health and social care sector. Our governors act as a critical friend and advisor, representing the interests of the organisation, staff, memb

Local people from Caterham to Crawley are getting into the festive spirit to raise money for East Surrey Hospital’s new neonatal intensive care unit. Individuals, groups and organisations across the community have embraced Olive’s Appeal – the campaign launched by SASH Charity earlier this year, with

Local children with epilepsy were treated to a Christmas party thanks to local Surrey and Sussex Healthcare NHS Trust (SASH) nurse Kirsten McHale and her dedicated team. Over 100 children, parents and helpers attended the party at the Charis Centre, Crawley, and were even visited by Santa Clause who handed

233 volunteers who give up their time to help local hospitals have been thanked by Surrey and Sussex Healthcare NHS Trust with a special Christmas party. An army of volunteers of all ages support East Surrey Hospital in Redhill and the other services run by SASH. Their help includes welcoming patients and