Portsmouth Hospitals NHS Trust

Welcome to Portsmouth Hospitals NHS Trust’s website. We hope that you will find useful information on this site about the services we provide. The Trust provides a range of acute and specialist healthcare services to over half a million patients each year.

The Trust’s vision is simple....
"To be recognised as a world-class hospital, leading the field through innovative healthcare solutions focused on the best outcome for our patients delivered in a safe, caring and inspiring environment."

Want to keep up to date with what is going on in the trust? Becoming a member will give you an opportunity to become involved, share your views and have a say in the way the hospital is run.

There are map leaflets available in reception areas to help patients and visitors get around Queen Alexandra Hospital and staff are also happy to help those who need directions. Click here to view the map leaflet online.

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A range of online patient surveys can be found here. Your feedback is important to us and will help us to provide a quality service which meets the needs of our patients.

Useful information relating to Queen Alexandra Hospital

Cancel or rebook your appointment
Coming into hospital
Information for relatives
Customer Services Feedback
Making a comment
Trust Board Meetings in Public

Children at Queen Alexandra Hospital getting creative with their Christmas spirit

Young patients at Queen Alexandra Hospital were asked to put their creative skills to the test when they took part in a competition to design the Portsmouth Hospitals NHS Trust Christmas card.

Thu, 05 Dec 2013

NHS to raise army of Good Samaritans for winter

The NHS has issued a call for 100,000 people to sign a pledge saying they will look in on an elderly friend or neighbour this winter. Each winter thousands of people in England die as a result of cold weather. Most are over 75 and most of these deaths could be avoided.

Wed, 04 Dec 2013