Updated 22 June 2026
Euxton Hall Hospital provides elective NHS and self-funded services. This assessment looked at surgical services due to age of rating. See our previous report to get a full picture of all the other services at Euxton Hall Hospital. The rating of Euxton Hall Hospital remains good.
Updated 11 September 2025
The onsite visit took place on 17 March 2026 due to an aged rating. This independent hospital provided surgical services for both NHS and self-funding patients. These included orthopaedics, gynaecology, urology, and general surgery. There was one ward of 22 beds where surgical patients were cared for. The hospital had two operating theatres.
The quality of care and treatment of children aged between 16 and 18 years of age undergoing surgical procedures was not reviewed as part of the assessment of surgery.
The service had a good learning culture and staff and patients could raise concerns. There were enough staff with the right skills, qualifications and experience in each area and patients were provided with safe care and treatment that was based on latest evidence and good practice guidance. Staff were caring and compassionate with patients aware of how to feedback to the hospital about their care. Information was available to meet individual needs and care was given to meet those needs. Leaders had oversight of the quality of service being delivered through effective governance and risk management systems.
There were no breaches of regulation identified at the last inspection.
Updated 28 March 2017
The service was available to NHS patients and self – funding patients from the age of 18 years. The service included the main outpatient department (as well as three satellite clinics), diagnostic imaging and physiotherapy. There were processes in place to protect patients from avoidable harm and processes to monitor the effectiveness of the services.
Staff were very caring to patients and supported each other. Managers were responsive to feedback to ensure a positive outcome for patients.