Featured: MKUH is Now Smoke-Free

Milton Keynes University Hospital is now an entirely smoke-free site. As a result, patients, visitors and staff are not be permitted to smoke anywhere on the hospital grounds. This relates to all outdoor areas, including the car parks. The move is in line with the...

Milton Keynes University Hospital has introduced strict maternity visiting restrictions from Saturday 4 April in order to safeguard mothers and newborn babies during the coronavirus outbreak. The new measures, which...

Milton Keynes University Hospital has launched a new email service for families and friends which can be used to send letters and photographs to patients. During this time, when you...

Milton Keynes University Hospital has introduced special arrangements for families and friends to be able to drop off certain personal items to patients under the current visiting restrictions. To help...

It is with sadness that we can confirm that seven patients, all of whom tested positive for COVID-19, died at Milton Keynes University Hospital between Wednesday, March 18 and Thursday,...

From today, we are further restricting visiting to our hospital to help tackle the spread of COVID-19 in order to protect both our patients and our staff. With immediate effect,...

Milton Keynes University Hospital’s Eaglestone Restaurant has been closed to the public, including patients, until further notice. Visitors and patients can still buy food and beverages from the hospital friends...

Milton Keynes University Hospital NHS Foundation Trust has taken steps to protect patients, staff and visitors and maintain the running of its services as a result of the Covid-19 outbreak,...

Following the report in the MK Citizen with regards to agency staff, staffing levels and our Observation Unit on Thursday 12 March 2020 we would like to clarify some facts:...

Our next Glaucoma Patient Support group session, which had been scheduled for Friday 3 April at the Academic Centre, MKUH, has been postponed due to unforeseen circumstances. We apologise for...

We are  releasing a statement today (Saturday 7 March 2020) on behalf of the family of the patient who sadly died having tested positive for COVID-19. The family do not...