Colitis specialists in Central London

University College Hospital is one of the United Kingdom’s most advanced teaching hospitals, renowned for its state-of-the-art medical research and dedication to pioneering research.As one of the nation´s five comprehensive biomedical research centres, University College Hospital collaborates closely with the globally renowned University College London (UCL).The hospital hosts the largest Teenage and Young Adult Cancer Service in the UK, serving as London’s principal treatment centre for teenage cancer. It´s international patient service specialises the care of haemato-oncology patients aged 13-18, including those diagnosed with blood cancers, primary immunodeficiencies, and red cell disorders such as sickle cell anaemia and thalassaemia. It also delivers expert treatment for paediatric patients with solid tumours, particularly bone and soft tissue sarcomas. Private patient services at University College Hospital also encompass a private endoscopy unit, offering swift access to diagnostic procedures for gastric conditions.Ideally located on Euston Road in central London, University College Hospital provides excellent connectivity to major transport links, including London´s airports, railway stations, bus routes, and underground network.

The Physicians' Clinic offers same-day access to more than 60 of the UK's leading consultant physicians across 12 medical specialties in the heart of Central London. With dual-source CT angiography, MRI and a full range of cardiac and gastroenterology diagnostics in-house, patients receive a rapid, coordinated diagnosis — backed by a 365-day acute hospital admissions service for those who need it.What medical services does it specialise in? The Physicians' Clinic brings together consultant physicians specialising in acute and general medicine (internal medicine), cardiology, gastroenterology and hepatology (digestive and liver health) and pneumology (respiratory medicine), with access to state-of-the-art diagnostics for each specialty under one roof. What tests and treatments does it offer? Some of the medical tests and care services offered at The Physicians' Clinic include: Electrocardiogram (ECG) Echocardiography CT coronary angiography Endoscopy Colonoscopy ERCP Fibreoptic bronchoscopy Lung function assessment What quality and safety standards does The Physicians' Clinic meet? The Physicians' Clinic is CQC-registered. Its 365 Acute Admissions Service provides rapid-access critical care, coordinated by leading acute care consultants. Diagnostic results are typically available within 24 hours, and all consultants work within a multidisciplinary clinical framework. Where is The Physicians' Clinic located? 13–14 Devonshire Street, W1G, within the Harley Street Medical District. Near Regent's Park and Great Portland Street stations. Metered parking nearby.What other Physicians' Clinic locations are there?The Physicians' Clinic also operates at The Harborne Hospital in Edgbaston, Birmingham — a new purpose-built, multi-specialty private hospital — and at The Wellington Hospital in St John's Wood, Central London, where patients can see their physician and complete diagnostic tests in a single visit.

GI Doctors is a group of leading specialists based in London who specialise in diagnosing and treating gastrointestinal conditions and both upper and lower GI surgery. The consultants at this clinic are highly skilled and experienced in all disorders of the gastrointestinal tract. Some of the conditions they commonly diagnose and treat include acid reflux, coeliac disease, bowel cancer, IBD and IBS, diverticular disease and many more. At GI Doctors, their main goal is to help you feel well again using evidence-based treatment which will give the best long-term results and a speedy recovery. Non-invasive treatments are explored before opting for surgery to minimise your discomfort, wherever possible. Building and maintaining a reputation of excellence in patient care is their core philosophy, achieving this by using effective communication and ensuring you are always informed throughout the whole treatment process - from consultation to diagnosis, treatment and aftercare.