Covid-19 Vaccine
If you are over 70 or classed as extremely clinically vulnerable we are now accepting walk-ins at our hospital vaccination hub. The hub is open 8am-8pm with the last slot at 7.30pm.
We have availability so please come along if you still need to have the vaccine. You will need to know your NHS number and have a GP/NHS letter to confirm if you are ‘extremely clinically vulnerable’.
Our sites remain CLOSED to visitors
Only in exceptional circumstances where ONE visitor – an immediate family member/carer – will be permitted if: The patient is receiving end-of-life care, has dementia, delirium, mental health needs, a learning disability or autism. You are a birthing partner or you are a parent/appropriate adult visiting your children.
Maternity services
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South African COVID-19 variant update
We would like to confirm that the hospital remains open – staff should continue to come to work as usual and patients should also continue to attend their appointments. Follow Walsall Council for updates on variant testing.
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What people are saying about us…
The staff looked after my husband from the time he went into hospital till the time he came out.he said they were very kind to him and reassured him as we were not able to visit him because of the covid
I felt safe from walking through entrance doors to having my treatment which was a venisection, the staff were very good and the other patients and myself were safely distanced. Also walking through the hospital to the treatment ward I found other people respecting each others space and all were wearing masks and there was plenty of hand sanitizer around.once again I felt very safe.
I was impressed with the measures put in place fir the covid situation and the staff were very helpful. Appointment times were running well as well.I honestly cant think of any improvements you could make to the hospital running, Ive never had call to complain with any visit I have made to Walsall Manor.
The staff were very helpful and pointed me in the right direction for where I needed to go. Initially walking into the hospital I felt at ease that all measures for safety and hygiene had been put into place. Staff at breast care clinic as wonderful as ever.
Was made to feel completely welcome.Was told about everything that would happen with my daughters surgery.
Very compassionate, I felt I was a person and not just a number walking through the door. All the nurses had a smile on there faces even through these hard times. Everyone was kind and help me feel at ease. Ive come home positive.
I received a dedicated service from the doctors and nurses who came to my aid! They were extremely responsive and thorough in the care provided. Overall, I was taken care off and valued as a person in need of medical assistance.
A thorough appointment, I felt that I was listened to and have recieved indepth guidance and support regarding further care that I require following my initial appointment. All of the professionals I encountered were friendly and knowledgable and I was made to feel at ease during my appointment.
The care I received was very good and felt the midwifes were attentive throughout the time we spent on delivery suite. I would also thank Nash our midwife who listened to me throughout my labour and delivered our daughter safely
My journey from the very start to the end was a blessing. I cant thank the staff enough without them it wouldnt have been possible. From antenatal care to postpartum, the service and care has been of a very high standard. God willing I will do it all over again. Thank you to all the midwives, doctors, student nurses the doctors from neonatal and midwifes at transitional care and especially Senior Midwife Leah was an angel