Statement of Purpose
This document sets out the Statement of Purpose for Fairfield Independent Hospital. It aims to meet the requirements in line with all the relevant legislation, namely the Health and Social Care Act 2008, and the Care Quality Commission (Registration) Regulations 2009, by outlining how we will fulfil our range of duties and responsibilities in meeting the needs of the communities we serve.
Introduction
Fairfield Independent Hospital has over 190 members of staff dedicated to our patients well being. All our staff have gained qualifications relevant to their roles, and we actively support and encourage their continuing education and development, so that we are able to provide consistently high quality treatment.
Over 100 consultants also choose to treat their patients at Fairfield Independent Hospital. Whilst working in partnership with the hospital staff to ensure high standards of care, consultants are independent contractors and are not employed by the hospital.
Our professional standards are monitored rigorously through audits, assessments by external bodies and various accreditations which include for example :
- ISO 9001-2008
- ISO 27001-2005
- British Safety Council (Health and Safety)
- Accreditations via our principle insurance companies
- Environmental Health 5* award
- Treatments You Can Trust
- Disability Two Ticks
- The Care Quality Commission
- Any Qualified Provider (NHS Provision )
The health care services provided at Fairfield Independent Hospital are open to all patients, whether covered by insurance, paying for themselves, or being treated as part of our contract with the NHS.
| Service provider details | |
| Name | Guy Pilkington Memorial Hospital (Trading as Fairfield Independent Hospital) |
| Address | Crank Road
Crank St Helens Merseyside WA11 7RS |
| k.roche@fairfield.org.uk | |
| Main telephone | 01744 739311 |
| Service provider ID | 1-101725752 |
| Registered manager ID | 1-48001960 |
| Legal status | |
| Individual | ✓ |
| Incorporated organisation | ✓ |
| Company number | 1141676 |
| Are you a charity? | ✓
Charity number: 502791 |
Fairfield Independent Hospital offers a wide range of tests for the diagnosis of medical conditions. Treatment can be carried out on an inpatient, outpatient or day care basis as appropriate.
A list of our facilities and services are shown below
| Services | |
| X Ray | Audiometry |
| Nurse led clinics | Dietetics |
| Ultrasound | Speech therapy |
| MRI/CT | Physio led clinics |
| Physiotherapy | |
| Consultations | |
| Biometry | |
| Medical treatments: | Surgical treatments: |
| Endoscopy | General surgical procedures |
| Dermotology | ENT |
| Ophthalmic | Urology |
| Neurology | Maxillo-facial/Dental |
| Class 4 Carbon Dioxide Fractional Laser | Orthopaedic |
| Paediatrics (16+ years. Private patients only | Plastics |
| Cardiology | Cosmetic |
| Gastroenterology | EVLT (Laser vein therapy) |
| IPL (Intense Pulse Light) | |
| Facilities | |
| 28 rooms/2 twin rooms (en suite) | Roof garden and terrace |
| Twin operating theatre/anaesthetic rooms | Laser surgery and day case theatre |
| Immediate post-operative recovery bays | Electric profiling beds |
| Six bedded 2nd stage recovery unit | TV/Digital satellite television |
| Twin x ray rooms | Wi FI |
| Outpatients department | Nurse call system |
| Physiotherapy department | Flexible visiting times |
| Gymnasium for Rehabilitation | Extensive menu |
Fairfield Independent Hospital will strive to achieve excellence by the following aims and objectives.
| Aims and objectives: |
| 1. To provide high quality and safe care for our patients, by putting the patient at the centre of everything we do, and ensuring that they remain harm free. |
| 2. To deliver a patient experience characterized by comfort, dignity, and respect for the patient’s individual needs. |
| 3. To provide premises which are clean and free from infection. |
| 4. To value feedback from patients, visitors and staff, in order to evaluate our performance, and respond to complaints/concerns appropriately and effectively. |
| 5. To work in partnership with others, so that we provide seamless care for patients. |
| 6. To provide positive outcomes for patients who use our service. |
| 7. We will aspire to providing employees and service users with equality of opportunity, and to valuing and respecting individual needs and differences. |
| Services | ||
| Regulated activity 1 | Diagnostic and screening procedures | |
| Services
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Acute hospital | |
| Regulated activity 2
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Surgical procedures | |
| Services | Acute hospital | |
| Regulated activity 3
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Treatment of disease, disorder or injury
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| Services | Acute hospital | |
| Single location: Guy Pilkington Memorial Hospital | ||
| Name of location | Fairfield Independent Hospital
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| Address | Crank Road
Crank St Helens Merseyside WA11 7RS |
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| Brief description of location
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Fairfield Independent Hospital is an independent charitable organisation, and has been one of the North West’s leading independent healthcare providers for 50 years. It is a not for profit organisation, which means that any profits made are invested into health and care services, in order to improve our facilities and services.
All patients are accommodated in a single room with en suite facilities. The hospital also provides disabled access and facilities and hearing impairment loops for the hard of hearing. We can offer patient information in large print for the visually impaired. The hospital also has access to interpreter services for both inpatients and outpatients. |
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| No of approved places/beds | 28 | |
| Name and contact details of registered manager
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Registered manager | |
| Full name: Cheryl Nolan | ||
| Contact details: 01744 746 403 | ||
| Business address:
Fairfield Independent Hospital Crank Road Crank St Helens Merseyside WA11 7RS |
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| Telephone: 01744 746403 | ||
| Email: k.roche@fairfield.org.uk | ||
| Service user band(s)
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Learning disabilities or autistic spectrum disorder | ✓ |
| Older people | ✓ | |
| Younger adults | ✓ | |
| Children 0-3 years | x | |
| Children 4-12 years | x | |
| Children 13-18 years | ✓ | |
| Mental health | ✓ | |
| Physical disability | ✓ | |
| Sensory impairment | ✓ | |
| Dementia | ✓ | |
| People detained under the Mental Health Act | ✓ | |
| People who misuse drugs and alcohol | ✓ | |
| People with an eating disorder | ✓ | |
| Whole population (excluding children 16 years or younger ) | ✓ | |
| None of the above
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A copy of this Statement of Purpose is also available in large print from the personnel office.
Copies in additional languages can also be made available on request.
A copy of the Care Quality Commission’s most recent inspection report is available online at www.cqc.org.uk
If you wish to make any comments on this Statement of Purpose please contact the Registered Manager (Cheryl Nolan)