Hand & wrist surgeon · Greater Manchester, UK

Specialist hand and wrist care in Greater Manchester.

Dr Shoaib Arshad sees private patients at The Highfield Hospital in Rochdale — about 10 miles north of Manchester city centre and close to the M62.

The Highfield Hospital, Manchester Road, RochdaleA consultant reviewing hand X-rays with a patient
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Private consultations

The Highfield Hospital, Rochdale

Private hand and wrist consultations with Dr Arshad. The team confirms your clinic date and appointment details before you travel.

Address
Manchester Road, Rochdale, Greater Manchester, OL11 4LZ
Appointments
New assessments, second opinions, surgical discussion and follow-up
Self-funding or insured
Please check your cover, and whether your insurer needs a GP referral, before your visit
Who we see

Patients from across Greater Manchester and the North West.

Many patients travel to The Highfield Hospital from neighbouring towns and boroughs. If you are unsure whether it is practical for you, the team is happy to advise.

  • Rochdale
  • Oldham
  • Bury
  • Bolton
  • Manchester
  • Salford
  • Heywood
  • Middleton
  • Stockport
  • Tameside
  • Calderdale
  • Lancashire
Common reasons for referral
Prepare for your appointment

Bring what helps explain the problem.

01

Previous tests

X-rays, MRI, ultrasound, nerve studies or written reports.

02

Symptom timeline

When it began, what triggers it and how function has changed.

03

Treatment already tried

Splints, therapy, medication, injections or previous surgery.

04

Your priorities

Work, sport, driving and the activities you need to return to.

Questions patients ask

Before you book.

Where is The Highfield Hospital?

The Highfield Hospital is on Manchester Road, Rochdale, OL11 4LZ — about 10 miles north of Manchester city centre and close to the M62, so it is straightforward to reach from across Greater Manchester and the North West.

Do I need a GP referral?

Not always. Many insurers ask for a GP or specialist referral before they authorise a consultation, so please check with your insurer first. If you are self-funding, you can usually enquire directly and the team will advise.

Can I ask for a second opinion?

Yes. Bring any previous scans, reports and treatment details, and Dr Arshad can review the diagnosis and explain the options available to you.

What should I bring to my appointment?

Previous X-rays or scans, nerve test results, letters from other clinicians, a list of your medicines and details of any treatment you have already tried.

Ready to arrange an appointment?

Speak with the team.

Send a short enquiry or call +44 7443 213645. The team will confirm the next available clinic.

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