Our goal is to deliver compassionate patient care through research, innovation and education.
The Major Trauma, Trauma and Orthopaedic Care Group at Liverpool University Hospitals NHS Foundation Trust offers a world class orthopaedic service based over three sites. Aintree University Hospital performs all aspects of trauma surgery, whilst Broadgreen Hospital performs elective surgery. At the Royal Liverpool University Hospital, a dedicated fracture clinic and inpatient consultation service is available.
Our aim is to ensure the best possible outcomes are obtained for all our patients, all of the time.
Aintree University Hospital (Trauma)
Neck of Femur Unit, (NOFU): 0151 529 0310
Ward 4: 0151 529 3511
Ward 2 (Major Trauma): 0151 529 6255
Ward 31: 0151 529 3527
Fracture Clinic: 0151 529 8448/2554/2535/4995
Virtual Fracture Clinic: 0151 529 2536/4572
Orthopaedic Offices: 0151 529 2751/2752/2753
Broadgreen Hospital (Elective)
Main Hospital: 0151 706 2000
Appointments office - Follow up appointment: 0151 706 3309
Appointments Office - New appointment: 0151 706 3641
Clinics: 0151 282 6386
Ward 1: 0151 282 6745
Ward 3: 0151 282 6751
Royal Liverpool University Hospital
Fracture Clinic: 0151 706 5555
More information
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Aintree University Hospital
Address: Aintree University Hospital
Lower Lane
Fazakerley
Liverpool
L9 7ALFor maps and other information visit our Getting Here page for Aintree University Hospital
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Royal Liverpool University Hospital
Address: Royal Liverpool University Hospital
Prescot Street
Liverpool
Merseyside
L7 8XPFor maps and other information visit our Getting Here page for Royal Liverpool University Hospital
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Broadgreen Hospital
Address: Broadgreen Hospital
Thomas Drive
Liverpool
L14 3LBFor maps and other information visit our Getting Here page for Broadgreen Hospital
Following your attendance in our Emergency Departments, a walk-in-centre or via GP referral, the Trauma Orthopaedic team in the Virtual Fracture Clinic will review your x-rays and medical notes electronically and decide upon an appropriate management plan for you.
What happens next?
Patient aftercare is dependent on the nature of the injury.
You may not require follow up in Fracture Clinic if our Emergency Departments, have given you the appropriate advice and your injury is simple.
Following this review, you will be offered either an appointment in Fracture Clinic, at the right timeframe for your injury, or a telephone appointment with a specially trained physiotherapist to discuss your injury and offer telephone advice.
We will contact you within seven days of receiving your Emergency Department, walk- in centre or GP referral, either by phone call or post depending on when your appointment is.
If you have not heard from us within seven days of your Emergency Department or walk-in centre attendance, please contact us on 0151 529 2536. Please ensure that you give the Emergency Department reception staff your up-to-date phone number and address.
Please be aware that phone calls made from within the hospital will appear on your phone as ‘number withheld’.
How to change or cancel a Fracture Clinic appointment?
If you need to change or cancel your first appointment with us, please contact the Virtual Fracture Clinic on 0151 529 2536.
However, any follow-up appointments that need to be changed or cancelled, please contact the appointments team on 0151 529 2751/2752.
This organisation is based within the Trust and can offer both financial, emotional and legal advice to patients.
Liverpool University Hospitals NHS Foundation Trust is a research active trust, supporting and facilitating new innovative ways of providing healthcare to improve patient experience and outcomes. To find out about current research opportunities or register for future studies, please visit the Orthopaedics Research page.