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The Alcohol Liaison Service supports adults with an alcohol related concern or problem who have recently been admitted to Rotherham Hospital or visited our Urgent and Emergency Care Centre.
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The Oldfield Centre is a purpose built department that has dedicated staff to assist with the completion of the Medical Certificate of Death (MCCD) to enable you to register the death in the most e
The Blood Sciences department incorporates the Haematology, Immunology and Chemical Pathology laboratories.
The blood transfusion laboratory provides blood and blood components and products to the hospital for the transfusion of patients.
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The Cardiac Rehabilitation Service provides care for patients after heart surgery.
We help patients with a range of heart problems including heart attacks, angina, acute coronary syndrome, acute rhythm problems, and pacemakers.
Chaplaincy are responsible for the spiritual and religious care of patients, visitors and staff.
The Child Development Centre provides an assessment service for children under 5 who are having difficulties in more than one area of their development. This can include assessing for autism.
The team deliver high quality and safe nursing care and support to children and young people in their homes and community settings.
If your child has been referred to see a specialist at the hospital, it is likely that they will be seen in the children’s outpatient department.
Our services cover the whole of a child's journey from new born baby to young adult.
The Continence Advisory Service provides clinical advice, support and treatment for people with bladder and bowel dysfunction.
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Many surgical specialities offer operations which can be done as a day case. This means you are admitted and discharged on the same day as your surgery.
The Rotherham Community Dental Service provide dental advice and treatment to children and adults with specialised treatment needs.
We provide treatment for all dermatological (skin) conditions.
The specialist diabetes team assess and treat patients at Rotherham Hospital. Specialist nurse clinics are offered at some Rotherham GP surgeries.
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Our Endoscopy team uses the latest technology to perform diagnostic and therapeutic procedures in a safe, comfortable and supportive environment.
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General Surgery covers all surgery from the neck down which is not covered by a specialist department.
The gynaecology department treat conditions to do with the female reproductive system.
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The Blood Sciences department incorporates the Haematology, Immunology and Chemical Pathology laboratories.
The Histopathology department offers a comprehensive range of diagnostic services including surgical Histopathology, andrology and non-gynaecological cytology.
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The Blood Sciences department incorporates the Haematology, Immunology and Chemical Pathology laboratories.
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Looked after children are those who are in care.
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We provide maternity care at Rotherham Hospital and throughout the community.
The choice about your care is always yours, we are here to support you with your decisions.
The team produce clinical photographs which are used to help diagnose, assess and treat patients.
The Microbiology Department offers a comprehensive routine and emergency range of diagnostic services which together with its partner laboratory at Barnsley covers all aspects of routine Microbiolo
Mortuary services facilitate the reception, storage and post mortem examination and viewing of deceased persons from the hospital and the community, and provide services for H.M Coroner.
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Formerly known as Special Care Baby Unit, the Neonatal Unit provides specialist care to premature babies and other babies needing hospital care or treatment after birth.
The nuclear medicine imaging and ABPI doppler department carries out a variety of patient studies.
We promote health and wellbeing through nutrition (eating and drinking well) to reduce/prevent illness.
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Occupational therapists work with patients who have physical and/or social problems.
Ophthalmology is the treatment of eye conditions, including diagnosis, treatment and prevention of disorders of the eyes.
This service deals with the diagnosis and treatment of diseases affecting the mouth, jaws, face, and neck.
Orthodontics treatment (usually involving braces) is often used to improve the appearance of crooked or crowded teeth, and to correct problems with bite of the teeth.
The orthopaedics department treat musculoskeletal disorders (including bones, joints, ligaments and tendons).
Orthotics services provide specialist equipment to aid movement, correct deformities, heal injuries, and reduce pain and discomfort.
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Palliative care, or end of life care, is the active, holistic care of patients in the last months and years of their life.
Pathology services at The Rotherham NHS Foundation Trust are part of the South Yorkshire and Bassetlaw Pathology partnership.
The Pharmacy team make sure medicines are used in a safe and effective way.
Phlebotomy is blood taking service.
Photopheresis is also known as Extracorporeal Photopheresis (ECP).
Physiotherapists help people affected by injury, illness or disability through movement and exercise, manual therapy, education and advice.
Podiatrists assess, diagnose and treat problems of the feet, ankles and lower limbs.
The Pre-admission Centre provide pre-operative assessments to patients before their planned surgery.
The Primary Ear Care and Audiology services are based at Rotherham Community Health Centre
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The Radiology department offer x-rays, CT, MRI and ultrasound scans.
We offer a range of services, clinics and investigations for patients, from sleep disorders to oxygen assessment services.
Rheumatology covers the diagnosis and treatment of conditions affecting the joints and surrounding tissue, such as rheumatoid arthritis.
Rotherham Children’s Public Health Nursing Service (previously known as Rotherham 0-19 Service) delivers a public health based service across Rotherham from late pregnancy up to 19 years (some case
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Our sexual health service provides a range of contraceptive and sexual health services.
Specimen reception deals with samples for all disciplines and provides a service for the collection of consumables, telephone result enquires, reception of specimens and computer entry of patient d
Our speech and language therapists assess and treat swallowing and communication problems.
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The Theatre Admissions Unit is a seated area where patients can be admitted to wait for their operation.
We provide both inpatient and outpatient physiotherapy and occupational therapy services as well as speech and language therapy for adults and children.
Stopping smoking is one of the best things you will ever do for your health. Quitting is much easier when you get the right support.
The Tuberculosis (TB) Specialist Nurse provides expert advice and support in the management and control of TB.
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The Urgent and Emergency Care Centre (UECC) provides care for those who need urgent medical attention.
Urology covers the diagnosis and treatment of disorders of the kidneys, ureters, and bladder in both men and women, and the prostate and male reproductive organs.