Your donations are funding new equipment for departments across the hospitals. These purchases mean that patients receive faster diagnoses, better treatment, and that people don’t have to travel out of Norfolk for specialist scans.
The NHS receives capital funding for essential equipment, but there is never enough money to meet all needs, or to keep up with the latest healthcare developments. That’s where your support comes in – with your help we provide enhanced equipment, or additional machines that reduce waiting times. We can fund specialist or innovative technology, or simply equipment that improves dignity, comfort or independence.
With your support, we funded an Optos Camera for the NNUH Eye Clinic, worth £90,000. Equipment like this is vitally important for faster and more accurate treatments, and it's all thanks to you.
Your generosity has funded two more surgical robots, bringing the total to four. Robot-assisted surgery is safer, more precise, and can help patients go home sooner.
You have funded a dedicated Cardiac MRI scanner and two additional CT scanners for the Community Diagnostic Centre on the Norwich Research Park. The MRI scanner means that patients with heart problems can now be scanned closer to home, without needing to travel to Cambridge or London for a specialist scan.
Babies in in the Neonatal Intensive Care Unit (NICU) can be at risk of eye conditions that cause irreversible sight loss. The new neonatal retinal imaging camera enables staff to monitor babies’ eyes through a series of images and plan any treatment.
Our charity exists to provide resources that are beyond what the NHS can fund. With your support, we can continue to purchase state-of-the-art equipment and innovative technology that will make a real difference to the patients and staff in our hospitals.
Gifts in wills have helped us buy life-changing equipment. If you think you could leave us a gift that will transform treatments, read more about legacy gifting.
We need your support to provide another robot at the N&N Hospital. Robotic-assisted surgery is safer and less invasive, with shorter hospital stays and improved outcomes for patients.
