Nottinghamshire Healthcare NHS Foundation Trust

Nottinghamshire Healthcare NHS Foundation Trust is a large integrated provider of mental health, community physical health, intellectual disability and forensic services. More than 10,500 staff work from over 80 locations across Nottinghamshire, Leicestershire and South Yorkshire, delivering around two million patient contacts each year.

Local services include crisis and inpatient mental healthcare, community teams, children's and older people's services, nursing, rehabilitation, long-term condition support and end-of-life care. Its forensic pathway extends from community and low-secure care to medium-secure units at Arnold Lodge and Wathwood and high-secure treatment at Rampton Hospital. Rampton also hosts national services for deaf patients, women and people with learning disabilities. Other specialist provision includes the Nottingham Centre for Transgender Health and prison healthcare.