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22 April 2026
On Monday (20 April 2026), the Emergency Department at Isle of Wight NHS Trust, saw 255 patients attend for care – one of the highest numbers our teams have ever seen.
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16 April 2026
Our staff have been recognised through an award that gives patients and families the chance to say thank you.
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7 April 2026
Working in partnership with primary care, the Vaccination Centre at St Mary’s Hospital is delivering a series of convenient drop-in clinics in community venues across the Island, offering mini health and wellbeing checks alongside spring COVID-19 vaccinations.
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2 April 2026
Industrial action by resident doctors is planned to take place across England from 7am on Tuesday 7 April 2026 until 7am on Monday 13 April 2026.
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31 March 2026
Ahead of what we expect to be a busy Easter Bank Holiday weekend and planned industrial action by resident doctors next week, teams at Isle of Wight NHS Trust are urging Islanders and visitors to do what they can to plan ahead and ensure they 'Know Where to Go' for urgent medical help and advice.
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27 February 2026
More patients undergoing TURBT procedures at St Mary’s Hospital can return home the same day, allowing them to recover comfortably while continuing to receive the highest standard of care.
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23 February 2026
A fault at a major global manufacturer has led to a temporary shortage of bone cement, which is used in procedures such as joint replacements and some emergency operations. This disruption is affecting healthcare providers across the UK and internationally. Although some alternative products are available, they cannot fully replace usual supply levels.
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17 February 2026
The paediatric team at our hospital, welcomed 13-year-old Fred Hall last week as he presented the team with a cheque for £3,000 after completing a sponsored bike ride across the island to raise money for the Trust’s paediatric services through the Isle of Wight NHS Trust Charity.
Choose the right NHS service for your needs
Our urgent and emergency care services are currently very busy.
The Emergency Department (ED) is for serious and life-threatening conditions. We prioritise patients based on clinical need, meaning those who are most seriously ill or injured will be treated first.
If you have a serious or life-threatening emergency, please attend the ED or call 999. If your condition is not urgent, you may face a lengthy wait.
Choosing the right NHS service can help you get the care you need more quickly and ensures our emergency teams are available for those who need them most.
Local pharmacy
Pharmacists can provide expert advice and treatment for many common conditions, including coughs, colds, sore throats, earache, minor skin problems and more.
NHS 111 online
Get advice for a wide range of health concerns and be directed to the most appropriate service. Visit NHS 111 online
Urgent Treatment Centre
For urgent medical issues that need attention quickly but are not life-threatening, including minor injuries and illnesses.
Healthier Together
Find trusted advice and guidance for children, young people and pregnancy-related concerns, helping you decide what care is needed and when. Visit Healthier Together
For further advice, visit our Know Where To Go webpage
