NHS Nightingale Hospital Exeter
The NHS Nightingale Hospital Exeter is run by Royal Devon University Healthcare NHS Foundation Trust. It helps local people and reduces waiting times by providing a safe place for non-urgent, planned care.
What services are at the hospital?
- Centre of Excellence for Eyes – delivering diagnostic outpatient services and cataract surgery
- Devon Diagnostic Centre – scans and tests, including CT, MRI, X-ray, ultrasound and fluoroscopy.
- Southwest Ambulatory Orthopaedic Centre – two operating theatres for day case and short stay elective orthopaedic procedures, and is a GIRFT-accredited surgical hub
- Buttercup Outpatient Unit – provides a range of different services including diagnostic tests and one stop clinics
- The Royal Devon University Healthcare NHS Foundation Trust’s Rheumatology department – care for joint and muscle conditions. These services were previously at the Royal Devon & Exeter Hospital.
Who can use the hospital?
People in Torbay and South Devon may be offered:
- Orthopaedic operations Eye tests and checks, for example for glaucoma
More information
The Nightingale Hospital Exeter website has helpful guides, including:
- Information leaflets and videos
- How to get to the hospital
- What to do when you arrive at the hospital
- On-site facilities