Once you retire, you may feel the need to slow down. Staying physically and mentally healthy is crucial to ensure you have a happy and healthy retirement. Keeping an eye on your heart health and attending health checks and screenings is important. You may experience some loneliness, so it’s key to keep socialising where you can – and don’t be afraid to ask for help.
As you get older, you’re more likely to experience prostate conditions - including enlarged prostate - which can affect your quality of life. Find out how we can help.
Prostate awareness for men
If you’re experiencing persistent discomfort from your testicles, have a lump or bump or redness, it’s important to get your symptoms checked. Find out more about our treatments.
A guide to testicular lumps
Urinary tract symptoms in men are common and increase with age. Our treatments and expert, caring teams can help with a range of urological conditions.
A guide to urinary tract disorders
Heart disease is more common in men and, if left untreated, can lead to cardiovascular disease. We offer a range of tests and scans to help you get on top of your heart health.
Our guide to looking after your heart health
If you’re over 50 you may be more aware of aches and pains from your joints, especially if you play sport or have a manual job. Discover the options available through our orthopaedic and physiotherapy services.
Be kind to your knees and joints
Hernias can result from heavy lifting or physical activity. Our guide below offers some hints and tips to help you avoid developing a hernia and what to do if one forms.
How to prevent a hernia and stay active
Sexual health is an important part of your life and wellbeing in middle age. If you’re experiencing worries about your sex life, we’ve got some help.
Our guide to male sexual health
Many men experience erectile dysfunction as they get older. Discover what it can mean for you and how we can help.
Our guide to erectile dysfunction
For many older men, loneliness can be hard to live with. You may have caring responsibilities or money worries and find that this causes anxiety and depression. We’ve got help and advice for you.
Feeling lonely or low?When Terry King was diagnosed with an inguinal hernia his GP referred him to us for treatment. Find out how fast access to treatment has enabled Terry to get back to his hobbies and activities.
It's easy to find out more about treatment by giving us a call or completing our enquiry form.
