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Details
Previous Names
Lloyds Fever Hospital (1853 - ?)
Altrincham Provident Dispensary and Hospital, and Lloyds Fever Hosital (1870 - 1877)
Altrincham Provident Dispensary and Hospital (1877 - 1935)
Address
Market Street, Altrincham, WA14 1PE
Previous Locations
Market Street and Regent Road (alternative description).
Current Trust
Trafford Healthcare NHS Trust (since 1994)
Foundation Year
1853
Status
Open
Administrative Authorities
Regional Board (1948-1974)
Manchester
Management Committee (1948-1974)
North and Mid-Cheshire
Regional Authority (1974-1982)
North Western
Regional Authority (Post-1982)
North Western
District Authority (1974-1982)
Trafford
District Authority (Post-1982)
Trafford
Pre-1974 County
Cheshire
Post-1974 County
Cheshire
Post-1996 County
Cheshire
Status
Pre-1948
Voluntary
Post-1948
NHS
Type
Pre-1948
General, Isolation
Post-1948
Acute, Geriatric, Other
Post-1948 information
AC: 1948 - c.1988.
GER: c.1988 - 1996.
OTHER: 1996 - 1996 Minor injury treatment.
Other information
A voluntary hospital, opened in 1853 as Lloyds Fever Hospital. It was joined by a Children's Despensary in 1858 and a Provident Dispensary in 1861. Meanwhile Altrincham Board of Guardians had built a central institution at Knutsford - see Cranford Lodge Hospital, Macclesfield - and had sold the Altrincham workhouse land. The trustees of Altrincham Workhouse Charity decided to provide a new building for the Provident Dispensary and Hospital. The hospital opened in 1870 under new management as the 'Altrincham Provident Dispensary and Hospital, and Lloyd Fever Hospital.'. The latter section was transfered to the local Board of Health in 1877. The remainder was known as Altrincham General Hospital from 1935 onwards.