Withington Community Hospital (officially known as the Withington Community Hospital and Diagnostic and Treatment Centre) is a hospital in south Manchester, England. Despite being named as the Withington Community Hospital, due to local border modifications the hospital is now situated in West Didsbury. A new hospital building to the south-east of the old site is now a primary care base, it now provides specialist care to those who are awaiting diagnostic treatment and day surgery appointments.
At its height, the hospital was the largest teaching hospital in Europe, thanks in part to its affiliation with the University of Manchester, which has one of the largest medical schools in the north of England.
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