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84 year-old June had been gradually losing the use of her fingers over the past few years until it reached the stage where she could hardly use her hands at all. But following surgery to reattach tendons that had become worn away by wrist arthritis, June has been able to grab back the many day-to-day skills that most people take for granted.

She was just three years old when she first sat in the saddle but, after a lifetime of horse-riding, 53-year-old Sally Johnson feared ever-increasing hip pain could mean an end to the hobby she loved...

David, one of the first patients to experience a knee replacement operation using ‘robotic technology’ at Spire Little Aston Hospital has been amazed by the speed of his recovery.

Spire Little Aston is the first private hospital in the Midlands to offer a revolutionary new robotic technology set to transform hip and knee replacements.

Spire Little Aston Hospital has been selected to provide private healthcare services to Police Officers, Police Staff, and their families.

A new and simple apron that keeps women covered while allowing doctors to carry out full upper-body examinations is being pioneered at a Little Aston Hospital.