A new garden balcony is set to be installed to transform care for patients on our Intensive Care Unit. The project, funded by donations from WHH Charity 💙 and Warrington Hospital's League of Friends, aims to offer a calm sanctuary for patients. Read more🔽 bit.ly/3yWsyFe

💼Job of the week 💼 We're looking to recruit a highly motivated and enthusiastic Orthopaedic Scrub Team Leader to join our Halton hospitals elective and trauma service at Captain Sir Tom Moore Building. For more info and to apply for the job visit 🔽 ow.ly/iuoN50Taytn

If you need urgent medical help and don't know what to do, you can go to 111.nhs.uk or call 111 in the first instance. A&E and 999 remain there for any life-threatening health concerns.

At Urgent Treatment Centres and Walk-In Centres you can be seen for a wide range of injuries and ailments that require urgent treatment but aren't life-threatening injuries. Please help to keep A&E free for emergencies.

At Urgent Treatment Centres and Walk-In Centres you can be seen for a wide range of injuries and ailments that require urgent treatment but aren't life-threatening injuries. Please help to keep A&E free for emergencies.

Respiratory syncytial virus (RSV) can cause lung infections like bronchiolitis, making it difficult for newborn babies to breathe and causing 20,000 infants to need hospital treatment each year. Talk to your GP or maternity service to schedule yours from 28 weeks of pregnancy.

Around a third of adults in the UK have high blood pressure, but many don’t know it. It can increase your risk of a heart attack or stroke. Find out how to get checked, understand what your numbers mean and how to manage your risk at nhs.uk/bloodpressure #KnowYourNumbers

Your local NHS offers many different services to ensure you can access the most appropriate care for your health concerns and conditions. Choose the right service for you. Remember - Keep A&E free for the critically ill or injured.

Before attending A&E please consider all possible alternatives first. If you are unsure which service is right for your health needs, please contact NHS 111 online at ow.ly/ItjI50Te40b or call 111. Read about the options available 🔽 ow.ly/y1e450Te40g

At Urgent Treatment Centres and Walk-In Centres you can be seen for a wide range of injuries and ailments that require urgent treatment but aren't life-threatening injuries. Please help to keep A&E free for emergencies.(Please note that we do not have an A&E at Halton Hospital)

People aged 75-79 can get a free vaccination to protect themselves from respiratory syncytial virus (RSV), a common lung infection that can lead to serious illnesses like pneumonia. Read more about RSV vaccination here: ow.ly/ZJJ650Tcn8M

If you need urgent medical help and don't know what to do, you can go to 111.nhs.uk or call 111 in the first instance. A&E and 999 remain there for any life-threatening health concerns.

We are screening eligible patients aged between 50 and 71 registered with the following surgery to attend for breast screening: ▶️Chapleford Medical Centre, Warrington Please don’t put off your breast screening appointment. Early detection saves lives.

Don’t forget to measure your blood pressure. 2-8 Sept we’re inviting you to join #KnowYourNumbers Week to get it measured. It’s one less thing to worry about when it comes to your health, as it will ensure you are managing it. #KnowYourNumbers

Your next poo could save your life. If you’re sent a bowel cancer screening kit, put it by the loo. Don't put it off. ➡️ nhs.uk/bowel-screening

Join us as a WHH Volunteer in our Emergency Department and play a significant role in enhancing the wellbeing of our patients 💙 To learn more about this role and apply, please visit 🔽 volunteer.whh.nhs.uk/volunteers/opp…

Before attending A&E please consider all possible alternatives first. If you are unsure which service is right for your health needs, please contact NHS 111 online at ow.ly/Ca5m50T4QGz or call 111. Read about the options available 🔽 ow.ly/73ia50T4QGw

Pregnant women are eligible for a free respiratory syncytial virus (RSV) vaccine to protect their babies from serious lung infections. You can get your vaccine from 28 weeks of pregnancy. Talk to your GP or maternity service to schedule yours. Read more: nhs.uk/conditions/res…

At Urgent Treatment Centres you can be seen for a wide range of injuries and ailments that require urgent treatment but aren't life-threatening injuries. Find out more information 🔽 ow.ly/eRzQ50R7z8J

One of the best ways to protect children from getting seriously ill from preventable diseases, like whooping cough and measles, is to make sure they're up to date with all their routine vaccinations. Not sure? Check their Red Book or contact your GP practice. 📲