About Us
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Stockport NHS Foundation Trust was established on 1 April 2004. We provide hospital care for children and adults across Stockport and the High Peak. On 25 April 2011 Community Health Services for Tameside and Glossop were transferred to our Trust.
We employ over 5,500 staff. Our major hospital is Stepping Hill located south of Stockport town centre. We also provide hospital services from Cherry Tree Hospital, The Meadows and the Corbar Maternity Unit in Buxton. Community health services in Tameside and Glossop are run across 17 sites including Shire Hill Hospital, Union Street Clinic in Hyde, Hattersley Clinic, Ashton and Glossop Primary Care Centres.
We provide the following hospital services in Stockport and High Peak:
Accident and emergency
Anaesthetics
Breast surgery
Community medicine
Dermatology
Ear, nose and throat
General medicine
General surgery
Genito-urinary medicine
Gynaecology
Haematology
Medical oncology
Neurology
Neurosurgery
Obstetrics
Ophthalmology
Oral Surgery
Orthodontics
Paediatrics
Rehabilitation medicine
Rheumatology
Trauma and orthopaedics
Urology
We also deliver the following community health services in Tameside and Glossop:
Asylum Seekers & Refugees
Children’s Healthy Nutrition and Obesity Prevention
Children’s Safeguarding
Children’s Speech and Language Therapy
Community Assessment and Rapid Access (CARA)
Community Equipment
Community Physiotherapy
Continence
Diabetes and Vascular
Dietetics
District Nursing
Early Attachment
Falls and Osteoporosis
Health Mentors
Health Visiting
Heart Failure
HIV
Infant feeding
Infection Prevention
Integrated Service for Children with Additional Needs (ISCAN)
Intermediate Care (Shire Hill Hospital and the Lakes Centre)
Language Interpretation and Patient Support (LIPS)
Learning Disability
Long Term Conditions
Macmillan Nursing and Palliative Care
Orthoptics & Optometry
Parenting
Physiotherapy (Outpatients)
Podiatry
School Nursing
Sexual Health Service
Speech and Language Therapy - Adults
SPRINT
Stroke Rehabilitation Service
Tissue Viability including Complex Wounds and Lymphoedema
Transfer
Wheelchairs
These services are delivered through our business groups which are supported by a range of corporate services. Please click here to view our corporate management structure.
Overall responsibility for delivering services rests with the Board of Directors who are accountable for operational performance as well as the definition and implementation of strategy and policy.
As a Foundation Trust we also have a Board of Governors who are the voice of the local community, the majority of whom are elected from our public membership.
Our aim is to become the 'hospital of choice' for the people of Stockport and the High Peak.
Download our Introduction to Stockport Foundation NHS Trust brochure here.