Whittington Health NHS Trust

From 1 April 2026, parking on the Whittington Hospital site will change. Patient and visitor parking on site will no longer be available, except for blue badge holders and specific groups, including parents of children staying overnight and some frequent outpatient attenders.

🦷 This #WorldOralHealthDay we're highlighting healthier alternatives for your child to help prevent tooth decay 🪥 Sally McGregor, Oral Health Promoter at Whittington Health NHS Trust, explains 👇 👉 buff.ly/w3XgeGt @WhitHealth

You've got this! Come along to our hospital site today & meet the Whit Tobacco Dependency team and our friends from Haringey, Camden and Islington's Stop Smoking teams for advice on how to quit smoking. 📅Fri 20 March 11am to 2pm Ground floor Whittington Hospital Atrium

Meningitis can be very serious if not treated quickly. It can affect anyone, but is most common in babies, young children, teenagers and young adults. Swipe through to find out what to look out for and more on when to get help.

From 1 April 2026, parking on the Whittington Hospital site will change. Patient and visitor parking on site will no longer be available, except for blue badge holders and specific groups, including parents of children staying overnight and some frequent outpatient attenders.

From 1 April 2026, parking on the Whittington Hospital site will change. Patient and visitor parking on site will no longer be available, except for blue badge holders and specific groups, including parents of children staying overnight and some frequent outpatient attenders.

Read the full results at: nhsstaffsurveys.com/results

The 2025 NHS Staff Survey results are in! ↗️ 3rd most improved in London ↗️ 5th best trust in London to work for We are delighted to have seen improvements across all elements of the NHS People Promise and staff engagement and morale both at highest levels since 2021

Earlier today the Secretary of State for Health, Wes Streeting visited our Wood Green Community Diagnostic Centre (CDC) in Haringey, to see first hand how this innovative facility is transforming access to healthcare and helping to drive down waiting times for planned care.

If you have a long term health condition, and are a smoker, consider joining our Expert Patient Programme. Included in the programme is advice and tips on how to quit smoking so you can better manage your condition and its symptoms. 👉 buff.ly/wI9BRiX #NoSmokingDay

Today is #NoSmokingDay! Come meet the Whit Tobacco Dependency team alongside our friends from Haringey, Camden and Islington's Stop Smoking teams for tips & advice on how to quit smoking. 📅 11am to 2pm Ground floor Whittington Hospital Atrium Fri 20 March

@afcvicki Hi Vics, full details including a map of the drop off point can be found at whittington.nhs.uk/parking.

@WhitHealth Where are patients and visitors meant to go. ?? I hope you have a drop off point as there is nowhere to park around or near to the hospital. If you do find somewhere it costs a fortune

From 1 April 2026, parking on the Whittington Hospital site will change. Patient and visitor parking on site will no longer be available, except for blue badge holders and specific groups, including parents of children staying overnight and some frequent outpatient attenders.

🦷 Popular food and drinks which children like to enjoy can contain levels of sugar which you may not be aware of, putting them at risk of tooth decay. 🪥 Sally McGregor, Oral Health Promoter at Whittington Health NHS Trust, explains 👇 👉 buff.ly/fZt0uxn @WhitHealth

From 1 April 2026, parking on the Whittington Hospital site will change. Patient and visitor parking on site will no longer be available, except for blue badge holders and specific groups, including parents of children staying overnight and some frequent outpatient attenders.

Ramadan Mubarak to all who are observing! Wishing you a month of peace, reflection, and togetherness. 🌙💙

From 1 April 2026, parking on the Whittington Hospital site will change. Patient and visitor parking on site will no longer be available, except for blue badge holders and specific groups, including parents of children staying overnight and some frequent outpatient attenders.

A blotchy, sometimes raised, rash is one of the signs of measles. It’s not usually itchy, and it can look different on different skin tones. 🧒🏼🔴🧒🏾 If you think you or your child has measles, contact your GP practice urgently or call NHS 111. 📞

Measles can have serious consequences and, tragically, on rare occasions can be fatal. It is still common in many countries worldwide. Before you travel, make sure you and your loved ones are up to date with MMR/MMRV vaccinations. For more info ➡️ nhs.uk/MMR

@ninia_benjamin Again, sorry to hear that, can I check which service you were trying to speak to, was it our talking therapies service?

@WhitHealth No I never did get through. Will have to go to st anns. Cause even the email address says does not exist. Yes I Ave proof.

I have been holding for an hour and 15 mins to speak to someone in the adult mental health team at st anns @WhitHealth it's not go enough