Cambridge University Hospitals NHS Foundation Trust

Cambridge University Hospitals NHS Foundation Trust This is the official page for Cambridge University Hospitals NHS Foundation Trust (CUH). The Trust comprises of Addenbrooke's and the Rosie Hospitals.

Cambridge University Hospitals (CUH) is the local hospital for our community delivering care through its hospitals Addenbrooke’s and the Rosie. CUH is also a leading national centre for specialist treatment; a government-designated comprehensive biomedical research centre; one of only five academic health science centres in the UK, and a university teaching hospital with a worldwide reputation. Bu

ilding on these different elements, CUH’s vision is to be one of the best academic healthcare organisations in the world. If you have a message about your care, please contact 01223 245151 and ask for the relevant department. Please refer to our social media house rules for how we engage and respond on our channels https://www.cuh.nhs.uk/about-us/our-structure/other-departments-1/corporate-communications/social-media-house-rules/

Are you 16-18? Have you been admitted to hospital in the last 4 months? If so, we need your help to shape the 2026 child...
30/07/2026

Are you 16-18? Have you been admitted to hospital in the last 4 months? If so, we need your help to shape the 2026 children and young peoples patient experience survey.

If you would like to help, please email: [email protected] or call 01865 208135.

Do you know we have off-site services across the East of England? You may get an appointment to have a CT scan in Sawsto...
30/07/2026

Do you know we have off-site services across the East of England?

You may get an appointment to have a CT scan in Sawston, or you might attend our dialysis unit in West Suffolk.

We bring care closer to home, to provide you the treatment you require without travelling as far.

Today is set to be the hottest day of the week with temperatures expected to soar above 30°C in parts of Cambridgeshire....
29/07/2026

Today is set to be the hottest day of the week with temperatures expected to soar above 30°C in parts of Cambridgeshire.

An amber heat-health alert is in place across our region until 9:00am tomorrow (Thursday 30 July).

Please remember to stay hydrated during the hot weather💧. Dehydration can occur quickly and often without immediate warning signs.

Carry water with you, take regular sips throughout the day, and listen to your body's needs.

Prioritising hydration helps you stay energised, focused, and feeling your best.

Do you know about Martha’s rule?This initiative enables inpatients and their families/advocates to seek an urgent review...
28/07/2026

Do you know about Martha’s rule?

This initiative enables inpatients and their families/advocates to seek an urgent review if their condition is deteriorating and they feel their concerns are not being met.

You know your child better than anyone, let us know if you have any concerns about their condition.

You can contact our Call for Concern team: https://orlo.uk/LpSMG

28/07/2026

Great to see The Laughter Specialists Charitable Trust bringing smiles, laughter and a little extra joy to our younger patients. 💙

A wonderful way to lift spirits and brighten days across our hospitals! 😊

An amber heat health alert is in place for our region from 09:00 tomorrow (Wednesday 29 July) until 09:00 on Thursday 30...
28/07/2026

An amber heat health alert is in place for our region from 09:00 tomorrow (Wednesday 29 July) until 09:00 on Thursday 30 July.☀️

Temperatures are expected to exceed 30°C in some areas.

Please take extra care if you're visiting our hospitals, bring bottled water with you and allow extra time to get to your appointment so you don't need to rush.

Hot weather can affect anyone, but older people, young children, pregnant women and those with underlying health conditions are at greater risk of becoming unwell.

Remember during heatwaves to:

-Drink plenty of water and stay hydrated💧
-Wear loose, lightweight clothing and a hat if you're outdoors 🧢
-Avoid long periods outdoors, particularly during the hottest parts of the day (11:00am-03:00pm) ☀️
-Check in on older relatives and vulnerable people, friends, neighbours 👵

Please look after yourself and others, and follow the latest advice to stay safe in the heat. 💙

Learn more about the exciting plans around the design for Cambridge Children's Hospital, the first specialist children's...
27/07/2026

Learn more about the exciting plans around the design for Cambridge Children's Hospital, the first specialist children's hospital for the East of England. 👇🏼💙

27/07/2026

Save the date! The Cambridge Wellness Festival returns on Tuesday 8 September.

Pop by from 11am on the Campus to take part in some yoga, Tai Chi, sound baths, women’s health sessions, expert talks and much more!

The Patient Advisory Board was established in partnership with patients and families affected by the ongoing external cl...
27/07/2026

The Patient Advisory Board was established in partnership with patients and families affected by the ongoing external clinical review into cases carried out by Kuldeep Stohr, so their views and feedback can help shape meaningful change at CUH.

Catherine Kimberley, parent of a young person involved in the review and Chair of the Patient Advisory Board (PAB), said:

“By listening to parents of children and young people affected by the ongoing clinical review, I am proud that we have influenced meaningful change.
“Our advocacy has improved clinical pathways for those who require follow up care, ensuring their cases continue to be prioritised.”

If you are a parent, family or patient affected by the clinical review, and want to join the Patient Advisory Board, please email [email protected].

For more information on the PAB and the PAB's objectives, visit: https://orlo.uk/086H4

Hay fever season is here! 🌿Here are a few tips on how to make the most of the outdoors this summer, without letting hay ...
26/07/2026

Hay fever season is here! 🌿

Here are a few tips on how to make the most of the outdoors this summer, without letting hay fever stop you:

- Don't dry your clothes outside.
- Don't sit on or cut grass.
- Don't keep fresh flowers in the house.

- Do put petroleum jelly around your nostrils to trap pollen.
- Do shower and change your clothes after you have been outside.
- Do vacuum regularly and dust with a damp cloth.

Need more advice? Visit your local pharmacist for help.

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