SPIRE Dunedin Hospital has announced a two-year partnership with Reading Football Club.
The new agreement will see the hospital serve as the preferred choice for the men’s first team, providing the club with specialist clinical expertise, advanced diagnostics, and comprehensive care to support the players.
Through the two-year partnership, Spire Dunedin Hospital will provide access to state-of-the-art diagnostic imaging, orthopaedics and sports medicine services, as well as supporting players with specialist clinical assessments and rapid access to treatment pathways.
Joe Jacobson, Reading Football Club Chief Executive Officer, said: “We’re really pleased to partner with Spire Dunedin Hospital, a trusted and respected local institution with an outstanding record of care.
“Their expertise and efficiency will provide invaluable support to our medical and performance staff, ensuring our players have access to the very best treatment right here in Reading.”
Tania Terblanche, Hospital Director at Spire Dunedin Hospital, said: “Spire Dunedin Hospital is proud to be the new Official Healthcare Partner to Reading Football Club.
This partnership highlights our on-going commitment to making a positive difference to people in our local community, by delivering outstanding personalised care.
“Through the expertise of Spire Dunedin’s colleagues and consultants, and the latest diagnostic and surgical techniques, we will ensure that the players and club staff are supported to perform at their optimum best throughout the coming seasons the local private healthcare provider for the whole family.”
Spire Healthcare is a leading independent healthcare group in the United Kingdom, running 38 hospitals and over 50 clinics, medical centres and consulting rooms across England, Wales and Scotland.
It operates a network of private GPs and provides occupational health services to over 800 corporate clients.
More information is available via: spirehealthcare.com
