Surrey and Borders Partnership NHS Foundation Trust
| Surrey and Borders Partnership NHS Foundation Trust | |
|---|---|
| Type | Mental health trust |
| Established | April 2005 |
| Budget | £324m |
| Hospitals |
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| Chair | Dr Ian McPherson |
| Chief executive | Graham Wareham |
| Staff | 2300 |
| Website | http://www.sabp.nhs.uk/ |
Surrey and Borders Partnership NHS Foundation Trust is an NHS foundation trust in England formed by the merger of Surrey and Hampshire Borders, Surrey Oaklands and North West Surrey Partnership NHS trusts in April 2005, with an emphasis on the mental sides of healthcare.
The trust operates at over 30 sites including:
- April Cottage in Horley
- Larkfield in Horley
- St Peter's Site in Chertsey
- Loddon Alliance in Basingstoke
- Mid Surrey Assessment and Treatment Service
- St Ebbas, Hillcroft, West Park Hospital, The Shieling, Ethel Bailey Close and Oakglade in Epsom
- The Ridgewood Centre in Camberley
- Farnham Road Hospital (Mental Health Unit) in Guildford
- Redstone House and Margaret Laurie House Inpatient Rehabilitation Unit in Reigate
- Redstone House and the Crisis House in Redhill, Surrey
- Fairmead in Staines
- Oaklands in Caterham
- Courthill House in Chipstead, Surrey
- Rosewood in Charlwood
- The Old School House in Oxted
- Willows at Woking Community Hospital.
It plans to buy the Jubilee Complex at Headley Court, near Leatherhead, a former rehabilitation centre for injured soldiers. This would provide about 44 mental health beds, which could save the trust money spent on placements in private hospitals. It placed 320 patients with private providers in 2020-21, at a cost of £7.8 million.