Luton & Dunstable University Hospital is a major NHS acute hospital serving Luton, Dunstable and surrounding Bedfordshire communities. The hospital provides emergency care, specialist treatments, outpatient clinics and diagnostic services.
The hospital supports a diverse and growing population, delivering urgent, planned and specialist care across a wide range of clinical services.
With thousands of staff across clinical and non-clinical roles, the hospital plays a central role in supporting the regional healthcare system.
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Provides acute and urgent healthcare services to residents across Luton and nearby towns.
Emergency departments operate 24 hours a day to support urgent medical needs.
Specialist departments support regional referrals for advanced treatment and diagnostics.
The hospital includes modern diagnostic equipment, operating theatres, inpatient wards and outpatient clinics. Continuous investment supports safe patient care and improved treatment outcomes.
Patient experience, clinical safety and service quality are key priorities supported by multidisciplinary teams.
The hospital works closely with GP services, community health providers and regional healthcare organisations to support continuity of care.
Public health, prevention, early diagnosis and long-term condition management form an important part of the hospital’s wider contribution to population health.