"Two images side by side. The image on the left is Ulster Hospital. It is a large, modern building with multiple floors. There is a drop off point at the front of the building and two cars are parked. There is a canopy above the drop off point. The image on the right is external hospital signage with arrows indicating where parking and departments are located. The image is focused on the signage and has a slightly blurred background of buildings, a car park and a couple of trees."

South Eastern Health and Social Care Trust

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The South Eastern Trust is responsible for the delivery of safe and effective health and social care services to a population of approximately 370,000 in Northern Ireland. The Trust covers the local government districts of Ards, North Down, Down and Lisburn.

The main hospital bases are: Ards Community Hospital, Bangor Community Hospital, Downe Hospital, Downshire Hospital, Lagan Valley Hospital and the Ulster Hospital. Community bases are located in many local towns and villages from Moira in the West to Portaferry in the East and from Bangor in the North to Newcastle in the South.

The South Eastern HSC Trust is part of a wider health service family. Alongside our commitment to delivering safe, timely, high quality and cost-effective care, our Trust has a higher purpose – to improve health and wellbeing and reduce inequalities by using our size as a force for good and working in partnerships with other organisations such as those responsible for housing and education.