Sheffield hospital set for further investment following £2.5m cash injection
Further development has been planned for a private healthcare facility in Sheffield after it saw multi-million pound investment in the last 12 months.
Senior management at BMI Thornbury Hospital in Fulwood have announced the opening of a new inpatient ward this month as part of its ongoing investment into the hospital.
Since the summer of 2019, the facility has invested £2.5m into refurbished private rooms, flooring, beds, tools and other equipment.
Kosta Antoniou, executive director at BMI Thornbury, commented: “We’re really excited for the future at BMI Thornbury following a hugely progressive year in 2019.
“Further investment is planned this year, with our new inpatient ward opening officially in February, and more in the pipeline.
“I’m also really proud of all the work and dedication every single colleague at BMI Thornbury has given to achieve a ‘good’ result in our recent CQC report. I challenged all of my team to be leaders and to demonstrate how effective they were – and everybody stepped up!”
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