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A social media graphic from EveryDoctor focusing on the St George’s Hospital neurology wing, set against a background of £50 notes. Two large boxes compare interest rates: the left box shows "Govt Borrowing rates at the time" at 5%, while the right box shows "Shareholder loan interest rates" at 17%. Below these, text highlights that this is 3.4x the cost of government borrowing, totaling £2.6m interest per year in a red banner at the bottom.

£2.6M. Every. Single. Year. 🚨

That’s the interest bill for ONE wing at St George’s.

Why is the NHS paying 17% interest to private shareholders when government rates were only 5%? This is a systemic drain on our health service.

Read here: bit.ly/PFIProfits

BREAKING NEWS: Private sector capital 'like a reservoir behind a dam', says Lord Hutton Speaking during the Westminster Health Forum new estates policy conference this morning, Lord Hutton urged the Government not to waste another year debating models...

While our hospitals crumble, the private sector is circling.

Lord Hutton is calling for a massive injection of private capital into the NHS. We've seen where this leads: decades of debt for our trusts and profits for shareholders.

Read more here: www.healthcare-management.uk/breaking-new...

Trolleys in hallways. Patients in corridors. Exhausted staff. If you’ve walked through a hospital lately, you’ve seen the crisis.

It feels like we’re shouting into a void, but together we can demand a plan.

Send our letter to the Health Dept: bit.ly/end-corridor...

Totally agree, Ballsi.

Absolutely, Andrew. Heartbreaking truth, isn't it?

The NHS is at a breaking point. We often don't think about it until we’re holding a loved one’s hand in a hospital bed.

Don't wait until care becomes urgent to protect it. Our Charter is a collective demand for a safer NHS.

Sign now: bit.ly/SignEDNHSCha... ✍️

Dignity is a right, yet "corridor care" is stripping it away from patients.

Staff do their best in impossible conditions, but "making do" in a hallway is a crisis. Join us and demand an end to this: bit.ly/end-corridor...

Ever heard of NHS insourcing? Private companies are profiting off NHS waiting lists right under our noses.

We’re investigating into the role of private equity in our health service, and we need your help.

Support our investigation and donate here: www.crowdfunder.co.uk/p/whos-makin...

Thank you so much!

From National Pride to National Emergency.

Staff are just as dedicated and skilled, but the system is failing them and you. A corridor is not a ward; a trolley is not a bed.

We’re calling on the Health Department to stop the decline.

Send our letter: bit.ly/end-corridor...

A social media graphic from EveryDoctor on a bright blue background titled "How PFI Extracts Money." It features two buckets representing financial outflow. The smaller bucket on the left is labeled "£196m Profit" under an NHS logo. The larger bucket on the right is labeled "£326m Interest" with an arrow pointing toward the word "Investors." Text at the bottom right explains: "£326m flowed out as interest, more than recorded profit."

Is interest the "hidden" drain on the NHS?

Our research into 36 trusts found that while £196m was recorded as profit, a massive £326m flowed out as interest. 📉

Interest payments to investors are now outstripping profit. Read the full investigation:

🔗 bit.ly/PFIProfits

"I couldn't take the stress anymore."

14 patients in ambulances, 20 in the corridor. This is the reality for NHS staff and patients. We can't let corridor care continue.

Send our letter to the Health Department to demand a plan: bit.ly/end-corridor...

A somber black-and-white photograph taken from a first-person perspective in a hospital hallway. A person’s hands are visible at the edges of the frame, holding up a white bedsheet to create a makeshift privacy screen. Behind the sheet, the blurred silhouette of a patient lies on a hospital trolley in the middle of a busy corridor. Bold black text in the center reads, "Dignity shouldn't depend on a bedsheet," with a yellow underline under "shouldn't." A red banner at the bottom contains the white text, "End corridor care now!" The "EveryDoctor" logo is in the top left corner.

When hospitals run out of beds, "corridor care" becomes the norm. Patients are forced to receive care and life-changing news behind a piece of fabric. It is unsafe, undignified, and unacceptable.

We’re calling on the Health Department to end this crisis now.
Send our letter: bit.ly/end-corridor...

"My dad spent 28 hours in a corridor. It was awful."

Corridor care is a crisis impacting the well-being of our loved ones and staff. We’re demanding the health department take immediate steps to end this.

Help us protect patients. Send our letter: bit.ly/end-corridor...

AI in NHS care: what’s the impact, and what do people think? As the Government attempts to ‘make the NHS the most AI-enabled care system in the world’, the public’s early experiences show it may be causing as many issues as it aims to solve.

Interesting read from Healthwatch on the role of AI in the NHS.

But is this the priority when frontline staff are burnt out and patient flow is stalled by a lack of beds? It can't replace the human and physical infrastructure the NHS is built on.

www.healthwatch.co.uk/blog/2026-01...

Real change happens when thousands refuse to be quiet. 🗣️

Patients, your story of "corridor care" is the evidence needed for safer healthcare.

Don't stay silent. Share your story in the comments, via DM, or email. Your privacy is our priority, all stories are kept anonymous.

Most of us don’t think about the NHS until we really need it. Don’t wait for a crisis to protect the service that protects us.

Sign the EveryDoctor Charter to join thousands demanding an NHS that puts people before profit, supports staff, and delivers care for all.

✍️ bit.ly/SignEDNHSCha...

RCP presses government for timeline on corridor care data | National Health Executive The Royal College of Physicians is urging the UK government to set out a clear timeline for

Even doctors are asking the government to release the corridor-care data. Why hasn’t it been published yet?

A year ago, the government promised transparency. It’s time for the data to be made public.

www.nationalhealthexecutive.com/articles/rcp...

We are seeking a doctor to lead national debate on the future of the NHS as our next CEO. If someone comes to mind, please share.
Details: everydoctor.org.uk/work-with-us...

Why say “Corridor Care”?

Because official terms like “care in temporary spaces” sanitises a crisis. Treating patients in cupboards and waiting rooms is a system at breaking point.

Send our letter to the Health Department to end this: bit.ly/end-corridor...

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Every purchase helps us continue our vital work. View more of our collection and grab your favourites here: shop.everydoctor.org.uk

Are you a doctor with a voice beyond the clinic? We’re recruiting a CEO to help lead the NHS conversation in media and policy spaces.
More info: everydoctor.org.uk/work-with-us...

The crisis in the NHS isn’t the fault of its staff, it’s a political failure.

We’re collecting anonymous testimonies from NHS staff to bring the truth into the public domain. Your voice deserves to be heard.

Share your testimony here: whistleblowersoftware.com/secure/every...

An infographic from EveryDoctor on a dark blue background. The headline reads, "£523 Million Extracted. £565 Million in Repairs Needed." Below the NHS logo, two hospital icons are shown. The left icon is labeled "£523m Private Investor profits" with an arrow pointing away from the hospital. The right icon is labeled "£565m Urgent Repairs Needed" with an arrow pointing toward the hospital. A footer at the bottom states, "Private investors earned almost as much as trusts need for urgent repairs"

🚨 NEW REPORT: While hospital walls crumble, private investors are cashing in.

💷 £523M extracted in profits.
💷 £565M needed for urgent repairs.

They're prioritising shareholders over the safety of our NHS buildings. It’s time to see the full picture.

Read more: bit.ly/PFIProfits

Figures say NHS waiting lists are falling, but the human reality is a crisis.

Systemic failures are feeding the corridor care crisis.

Send our letter to the Health Department to demand a plan to end this: bit.ly/end-corridor...

Thousands of patients waiting over 24 hours in A&E 'corridor care' Known as "corridor care", patients are lining up on trolleys or sitting on chairs due to a lack of beds.

Corridor care is the most visceral evidence of systemic NHS collapse. 📉

The BBC’s 52k figure builds on the RCN's "national emergency" declaration: the NHS is failing its most basic function of providing dignified, safe care.

Read more: www.bbc.co.uk/news/article...

"I just had to cry and sit in the wheelchair and wait."

No patient should feel this way, especially not in a system they work so hard to uphold. This testimony from an NHS doctor shows the impact of government underfunding.

Demand a clear plan to end corridor care: bit.ly/end-corridor...

A small organisation with a national voice is looking for its next medical leader. EveryDoctor CEO applications now open: everydoctor.org.uk/work-with-us...

A black and white image features a close-up, somber portrait of a female healthcare worker in scrubs with a stethoscope around her neck. To the right, bold text on a white background reads, "We can’t fix this alone, we need your voice!" It includes a call to action to join EveryDoctor in demanding a safer healthcare system. Below the text is an illustration of an envelope addressed "To: Minister" with the message "END CORRIDOR CARE" from "Concerned Citizens," and a red arrow pointing downward.

Corridor care is not healthcare.

NHS staff are stretched to the limit, providing vital treatment in hallways. This is a safety crisis, and we need your voice to demand change.

Every letter sent to the Health Department puts pressure on the Government to act: bit.ly/end-corridor...

A graphic from EveryDoctor on a blue background. At the top left is the EveryDoctor logo. Large white and yellow text reads: "Almost 20,000 voices with one message: END CORRIDOR CARE NOW!" The number 20,000 is highlighted in a red box. In the bottom left, a hand holds a megaphone with yellow lightning bolts coming out of it. Small white text at the bottom right says: "We won’t stop until the government take action."

We’re 50 letters away from TWENTY THOUSAND. 📢

That’s 20,000 people demanding a safer, more dignified healthcare system and an immediate, clear plan to end corridor care.

If you haven't sent one yet, today is the day to make your voice count and help us reach the milestone: bit.ly/end-corridor...