New Angio lab opens
Significant enhancements are underway within Cardiology, marked by the recent opening of our brand-new Angio lab – with a second set to launch very soon.
The newly opened lab features the Philips Azurion Bi-Plane system, a state-of-the-art imaging platform designed to deliver exceptional precision and streamline procedural workflows. The second lab, arriving later this year, will be equipped with the Philips Azurion 7 Single-Plane system.
These new Angio labs have been designed to support a wide range of minimally invasive cardiac procedures, with the expanded space offering a more comfortable and efficient environment for both patients and clinical teams.
“We’re proud to be opening our new facilities, which represent a major step forward in our Cardiology services,” said Philip Luce, CEO, Diagnostic and Secondary Care London. “The new Angio lab brings together advanced technology and a modern, patient-focused design that supports high-quality care and enhances the experience for both patients and staff.”
A major breakthrough for Lexham Gardens
We recently marked a huge milestone in Cromwell Hospital’s expansion project: the symbolic breakthrough into our new Lexham Gardens site, marking the physical connection between our existing hospital and the new development next door.
This expansion is a key part of our commitment to enhancing patient care and experience. Once complete, Lexham Gardens will feature:
- a purpose-built physiotherapy centre designed to support faster recovery and rehabilitation
- a dedicated radiology space equipped with advanced imaging technology for more accurate diagnostics
- expanded facilities for both patients and staff, creating a more comfortable and efficient care environment
Your patients will be able to benefit from increased capacity, improved access to care, and an even broader range of treatments – all under one roof.
Stay tuned for more updates as we move closer to opening our new building later this year.
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