The Vesey Private Hospital is the latest local business to become a commercial partner of the Royal Sutton Fun Run.
The hospital, located on the Reddicap Trading Estate, on the edge of Sutton Coldfield, is a fellow members of the Royal Sutton Coldfield Chamber of Commerce.
Now in its 40th year, the Royal Sutton Fun Run is an 8.5 mile run which takes place annually in Sutton Coldfield.
This year’s event is on Sunday 4 June.
Ben Royal, register manager/director, The Vesey Private Hospital, said: “We’re thrilled to have secured a partnership with the largest annual charity fundraising event in Royal Sutton Coldfield.
“As a new business in the royal town and an 1813 Club member of the Royal Sutton Coldfield Chamber of Commerce, we are keen to engage with the local community. The Fun Run provides us with an ideal vehicle to help raise our profile and awareness of the services we offer.
“As a private hospital, our aim is to offer an exceptional patient experience at accessible, convenient appointment times with clinical experts across a broad spectrum of clinical disciplines.
“We have assembled a team of medical experts who deliver innovative treatments, utilising cutting-edge technology. Our staff understand what can make a patients’ journey better, from booking an appointment to having surgery designed to be efficient, safe and avoid unnecessary delays.
Fun Run director, James Pike said: “We’re delighted to have secured the commercial support of The Vesey Private Hospital.
“The Vesey Private Hospital logo will feature on the front and back of all the marshal bibs worn by those helping in the town centre, at the four drinks stations and various road junctions around the course.
“In addition, they will be offering a pre-Fun Run mini-medical assessment clinic for a small donation to charity and a free, post Fun Run walk-in injury assessment clinic for anyone who may have picked up an injury whilst participating in the Fun Run, both are now bookable by phoning 0121 387 3727.
“We look forward to developing our relationship with The Vesey Private Hospital over the next few years as its business becomes established within the royal town.”
