Cambridge Children’s Hospital (CCH) aspires to bring a whole new approach to children and young people’s healthcare. In a combined effort by Cambridge University Hospitals NHS Foundation Trust, Cambridgeshire and Peterborough NHS Foundation Trust and the University of Cambridge, the project will deliver a visionary approach that treats the whole child.
CCH is the first children’s hospital in the UK designed to truly provide mental and physical health care together, bringing young people, their families, clinicians, and researchers into the same space to foster collaboration and innovation within the emerging Cambridge Biomedical Campus (CBC), the centre of Europe’s leading life sciences cluster.
The new hospital will be located on land adjacent to Addenbrooke’s Hospital, at the heart of the Cambridge Biomedical Campus.
Matthew Hill, Director at EDGE said:
“EDGE is delighted to be appointed by Cambridge University Hospitals NHS Foundation Trust to deliver this truly unique Children’s Hospital which will support the delivery of an innovative model of integrated healthcare and research and lay the foundations for every child’s whole life.
Our extensive health and social care experience of successfully delivering major capital schemes will bring significant benefit to each stage of the project delivery.
It is a privilege to be able to support a project of such significant that will revolutionise children’s healthcare in the UK and deliver a legacy that will benefit future generations.”
Our extensive Health and Social Care portfolio includes the £105m NHP funded National Rehabilitation Centre at Stanford Hall Rehabilitation Estate for Nottingham University Hospitals NHS Foundation Trust, and Derbyshire Healthcare NHS Foundation Trust’s £150m Dormitory Eradication programme.
EDGE has partnered with over 60 NHS organisations providing cost management, project management, building surveying and health estates advisory services spanning NHP, RAAC, major capital schemes to complex minor works backlog maintenance programmes.
