Warwick Hospital trust is rated 'good' by health inspectors
The South Warwickshire University NHS Foundation Trust has been given a 'good' rating by health inspectors of the Care Quality Commission (CQC).
The trust provides acute hospital and community health services for approximately half a million people across Warwickshire and young people and family services in Coventry and Solihull.
The trust provides district general hospital services at Warwick Hospital. Community inpatient care is provided at Stratford-upon-Avon Hospital and Royal Leamington Spa Rehabilitation Hospital.
It also provides community services for adults, children, young people and families.
Ellen Badger Hospital, Shipston on Stour has recently been redeveloped to provide outpatient services for the trust and includes space for community partners to deliver wellbeing services and activities.
A CQC spokesman said: “We carried out an assessment of urgent and emergency care (UEC), services for children and young people, and end of life care at Warwick Hospital.
"The assessment was unannounced and carried out on October 20, 21 and 22, 2025 by a team of inspectors and specialist advisors. The UEC service was rated good, services for children and young people was rated good, end of life care was rated good.
The rating from UEC, services for children and young people and end of life care have been combined with ratings of the other services from previous inspections.
The inspections focused on the assessment criteria safe, effective, caring, responsive and well led. All were rated good.
The rating for Warwick Hospital remains good. To see the report and links to assessments of individual services in the inspection click here.