Dedicated to providing local, professional care
Located in Macclesfield, the Regency Hospital opened in 1991 and has achieved its enviable reputation by providing the highest standards of patient care, backed by up-to-the-minute medical technology and some of the best local professional expertise.
Wide range of specialities
The hospital offers a full range of surgeries from minor procedures to major operations such as joint replacements.
Outstanding care and personal attention
When you need hospital treatment you deserve to be seen by the same consultant throughout. So, from your first appointment to the end of your treatment, we guarantee you will receive the personal attention of a leading consultant.
No Insurance – No Problem
For uninsured patients our complete care packages offer a guaranteed fixed price that is confirmed in advance, so patients have the reassurance of knowing that there will be no hidden extras.
Statistics
Recent audits clearly show the hospital to have some of the most impressive results surrounding re-admission and MRSA rates across the UK.
Stephanie’s knee op proves a knife edge thriller for surgeons
As recent as May last year a film of a keen hiker’s operation was beamed live to watching experts
The backdrop for the film was one of the Regency hospital’s state of the art operating theatres and the 'star' of the show was ….a knee!
It belonged to 70 year old retired Macclesfield art teacher Stephanie Dakin who literally went under the surgeon’s knife to provide a real life drama for an audience of 90 eminent doctors.
And they viewed the whole thing live via satellite from a luxury hotel FOUR MILES away. Experienced orthopaedic consultants from all around the world could never have crammed into an operating theatre to watch a new style false knee being fitted. So instead they gathered in the comfort of De Vere Mottram Hall for a medical conference with a difference.
The medi-telly was a world first for delegates who travelled from countries including Canada, Denmark, Sweden and Greece, as well as many from across the UK. And they watched the premiere – the installation of the Oxford knee. www.oxfordknee.net
The event was hosted by local orthopaedic consultant Mr Graham Keys who welcomed the delegation at the hotel before driving to the hospital to put on his surgical scrubs.
Meanwhile, grandmother of four, Stephanie Dakin of Lime Grove, Macclesfield is delighted with her new knee. This was Stephanie’s second knee replacement by Mr Keys at the Regency Hospital.
She sad: "I was in such pain before. I might be on walking sticks now but I have pulled out my old walking boots and I am ready for action"
Stephanie, who is convalescing under the tender loving care of husband, Chris, said she was glad she had made medical history. “But everyone seems to have seen the film except me!” she said.
Now she can’t wait to take up where she left off running art work shops at Macclesfield Museum where she is also a volunteer.
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Mr Graham Keys
BSc MBchB FCS(Orth) FRCS(Ed)Orth
Consultant Orthopaedic and Knee Surgeon
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