Midland Met Hospital changes to services - Punjabi

News - 8 October 2024

The Midland Metropolitan University Hospital opened on 6 October. On the same day Sandwell Hospital's accident and emergency department closed.

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Patients who usually use Sandwell Hospital, can use the new A&E at the Midland Met for any life-threatening conditions that need emergency care. 

For more information about the changes go to: https://bit.ly/3Wf0HsG

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