Parkside Health
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For many people who play sports or are regularly active, one concern is how to avoid injury or reduce the risk of injury. Injury can occur in any sport, however, for most people the benefit to physical and mental health from exercising outweighs the risk of injury.

In the latest blog for our new ‘A day in the life of’ series, we’re delighted to be joined by Johariel Peniano, Housekeeper at Parkside Hospital. We learn about Johariel’s role, hear about his favourite bits of the job and learn about the attributes needed to succeed in the position. Continue reading to find out more…

In this new blog post coinciding with World IBD Day (19 May), Dr Jamal Hayat, Consultant Gastroenterologist at Parkside, shares some valuable insight on the disease.

In the first of our new ‘A day in the life of’ series, where we sit down and learn more about the brilliant people behind the scenes at Parkside, we sit down with Allison Bullivant, our Head of Outpatients and Quality.

A patient who was the 100th person to be operated on at Parkside Hospital using the Mako robotic-arm system has said he is ‘blown away’ by the extraordinary technology involved.

Mr Georgios Vasilikostas, Consultant Bariatric Surgeon at Parkside Private Hospital, debunks 5 common myths around the risks and benefits of weight loss procedures.