Claw toe specialists in Central London accepting Aetna
- Claw toePodiatryBunion (hallux valgus)Hammer toeMorton's neuromaPlantar fasciitis
- Claw toeFoot and ankleHip replacementKnee replacementBunion (hallux valgus)Ankle arthroscopy
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The Princess Grace Hospital Outpatients is a dedicated orthopaedic outpatient centre at 30 Devonshire Street, Marylebone. It offers MAKO robotic arm orthopaedic surgery, same-day diagnostic imaging with results available within hours, comprehensive physiotherapy and pain management — supported by internationally respected orthopaedic specialists covering all major joints, the spine and musculoskeletal conditions.What medical services does it specialise in?The Princess Grace Hospital Outpatients specialises in orthopaedic surgery— encompassing all major joints, the spine and the full range of musculoskeletal conditions — supported by sports and exercise medicine, pain medicine (pain management) and physical medicine and rehabilitation (physiotherapy). Lymphoedema therapy is also available as part of the extended care programme. What tests and treatments does it offer?Some of the medical tests and care services offered at The Princess Grace Hospital Outpatients include: MRICT scanUltrasound (including ultrasound-guided injections)Digital X-rayRobotic orthopaedic surgery (MAKO robotic arm) Joint injectionsHip replacementKnee surgeryWhat quality and safety standards does The Princess Grace Hospital Outpatients meet?The Princess Grace Hospital Outpatients holds a CQC Good rating. Managed by The Princess Grace Hospital, it is supported by internationally respected orthopaedic consultants, with same-day imaging and the majority of diagnostic results available within hours of the appointment.Where is The Princess Grace Hospital Outpatients located?30 Devonshire Street, W1G, Marylebone. Near Baker Street, Regent's Park and Great Portland Street stations. On-street metered parking available.What other HCA Healthcare UK centres are there in Central London?This outpatient centre is managed by The Princess Grace Hospital on Nottingham Place, Marylebone, which provides a full range of inpatient services, 24/7 acute care and 8 equipped operating theatres for patients requiring surgical intervention.
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Cleveland Clinic London Young People's Service
Sports MedicineCleveland Clinic London’s Young People’s Service, part of Cleveland Clinic London, provides specialist care for young people aged 16–17, including private GP appointments, orthopaedic care, sports and exercise medicine consultations, diagnostic imaging and selected day-case services. Our expert teams provide personalised, patient-centred care, supporting young people and their families while respecting each young person’s growing independence.At the Young People’s Service, consultants have expertise in caring for older teenagers as they transition towards adult healthcare. The service follows careful procedures to assess whether it is appropriate for each young person, with a strong focus on safety, privacy and confidentiality. Virtual appointments are also available for selected consultations, check-ins and follow-ups, with parents or guardians able to participate where appropriate.The Young People’s Service offers consultations, assessments and treatments for a range of general medical, orthopaedic trauma, and sports- and exercise-related conditions. Diagnostic imaging is available through specialists in GP, orthopaedic surgery, paediatric orthopaedic surgery, sports medicine and radiology, while selected day-case services provide access to further specialist care when required.
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- PodiatryBunion (hallux valgus)Hammer toeMorton's neuroma
- Foot and ankleHip replacementKnee replacementBunion (hallux valgus)
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