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The Harley Street Clinic is a multi-specialty private hospital in Marylebone, recognised as a UK cardiac centre of excellence. It performs more cardiac procedures than any other UK private healthcare provider. More than 600 specialist consultants deliver care across 28-plus specialties, with diagnostic results available in as little as 48 hours.What medical services does it specialise in?The Harley Street Clinic offers an exceptionally broad range of specialist services under one roof, across more than 28 medical disciplines: Cardiology (cardiac centre of excellence) Medical oncology (cancer treatment) Clinical oncology (radiotherapy and oncological care) Neurology Neurosurgery Obstetrics and gynaecology (women's health) Urology Radiology and medical imaging Otolaryngology — ENT and head & neck What tests and treatments does it offer?Some of the medical tests and care services offered at The Harley Street Clinic include: cancer treatment, MRI, CT scan, radiotherapy, coronary angioplasty, echocardiogram, cardiac risk screening and head and neck cancer care. What quality and safety standards does The Harley Street Clinic meet?The Harley Street Clinic holds an Outstanding CQC rating. It is recognised as a UK cardiac centre of excellence — performing more cardiac procedures than any other UK private provider — with consultant-led multidisciplinary teams operating across 28-plus specialties.Where is The Harley Street Clinic located? 35 Weymouth Street, W1G, Marylebone. Near Regent's Park and Great Portland Street stations (5–10 min). On-road metered parking available nearby. What other HCA Healthcare UK centres are there in Central London?The Harley Street Clinic is surrounded by several specialist HCA Healthcare UK centres, including the Devonshire Diagnostic Centre on Devonshire Street, the Women's Health Centre (HCA) on Harley Street, and Leaders in Oncology Care (LOC) at 95–97 Harley Street.

HCA UK at The Shard is the largest outpatient centre on the London Bridge Hospital campus, it combines specialist consultations, same-day imaging and minor treatments in a single visit wherever medically possible. Self-pay patients need no referral to book an appointment.What medical services does it specialise in?Within the London Bridge Hospital campus, HCA UK at The Shard covers a broad range of specialist disciplines.General surgery Colorectal surgery Endocrinology and diabetes care Fertility (reproductive medicine) Gastroenterology (digestive system care) Neurology Obstetrics and gynaecology Orthopaedic surgery Otolaryngology — ENT and head & neck Pain medicine (orthopaedic and pain management) Physical medicine and rehabilitation (physiotherapy) Pneumology (respiratory and thoracic medicine) Urology Vascular surgery Breast care is also provided, with specialist assessment and follow-up available on site. What tests and treatments does it offer? Some of the medical tests and care services offered at HCA UK at The Shard include: cancer screening, bowel cancer screening, mammography (breast screening), smear test (cervical screening), MRI, diagnostic ultrasound, varicose veins treatment and mole assessment and removal. What quality and safety standards does HCA UK at The Shard meet? HCA UK at The Shard holds an Outstanding CQC rating. Specialist consultants who lead their respective fields work within multidisciplinary teams, coordinating same-day imaging and diagnosis wherever clinically appropriate. No waiting lists apply for diagnostic tests at this centre. Where is HCA UK at The Shard located? The Shard, 32 St Thomas Street, SE1. London Bridge station (Jubilee line) is 2 minutes away. Part of the London Bridge Hospital campus. What other HCA Healthcare UK centres are there in Central London? HCA UK at The Shard is part of the London Bridge Hospital campus. HCA Healthcare UK also operates London Bridge Hospital https://www.topdoctors.co.uk/gh/hca-healthcare/clinic/london-bridge-hospital/ on Tooley Street, SE1, offering inpatient and specialist care for patients who require further investigation or treatment beyond the outpatient setting.