Swansea Bay Health News

Having to find somewhere for a first-time mum-to-be to stay and then give birth before Christmas is not an original story - but it doesn’t usually involve triplets.

When it comes to spreading some festive cheer around a cancer centre there ain’t nothing like a dame – a panto dame, that is!

Ensuring patients enjoy the festive period at home – not in hospital – with loved ones is high on our list this Christmas. But we need your help to make this possible.

An alpaca and a little donkey among four-legged visitors to Morriston Hospital.

A Swansea Bay team has been named the best in Wales for its multidisciplinary working throughout primary care.

Mum Aimee underwent an emergency procedure after a scan revealed she was at risk of a late miscarriage.

The Ospreys have paid festive flying visits to three Swansea Bay hospitals to chat to patients and deliver early Christmas presents.

Children, parents and staff delighted with early gifts provided by the charity Dreams and Wishes.

Your child’s first Christmas is always a special occasion but some families have more reason than most to be grateful.

Sharing Hope encourages workers to share their stories through art 

Notice is hereby given that a meeting of Swansea Bay University Health Board will be held on Thursday, 19th December 2024 at 9.15am the Millennium Room at Headquarters, One Talbot Gateway, Baglan, SA12 7BR.

Physiotherapists are supporting patients with their rehabilitation at home rather than in hospital as part of Swansea Bay’s virtual wards.

The now-traditional Connected Santa event returns to Morriston Hospital.

Swansea City stars have kicked off Christmas with a special visit to Morriston Hospital to meet young patients and spread some early festive cheer.

Jac brought along some selection boxes.

A special pre-Christmas event has been held to say thank you to health board volunteers who make such a difference each and every day.

His usual mode of transport is a sleigh but this weekend Santa will be switching to two wheels to raise money for a cause close to his heart.

A Swansea group is lending a helping hand to parents who provide round-the-clock care for their children – of any age, including adult sons and daughters.