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HCA UK at University College Hospital
PsychiatryHCA UK at University College Hospital is one of very few UK centres dedicated to treating blood cancers and blood disorders. Its JACIE-accredited haematology unit provides access to advanced cellular therapies — including CAR T-cell treatment and bi-specific antibodies — alongside stem cell transplants and specialist oncology for complex solid tumours including brain tumours and sarcomas.What medical services does it specialise in? The centre brings together leading specialists in haematology (blood cancers and disorders), medical oncology, clinical oncology (radiotherapy and oncological care) and neurology, with specialist-led multidisciplinary teams addressing complex conditions including leukaemia, lymphoma, myeloma, brain tumours and rare gastrointestinal cancers.What tests and treatments does it offer? Some of the medical tests and care services offered at HCA UK at University College Hospital include: Bone marrow transplant (haematopoietic stem cell transplant) CAR T-cell therapy (advanced cellular immunotherapy) Immunotherapy Radiotherapy Leukaemia treatment Lymphoma treatment Multiple myeloma treatment Stem cell therapy What quality and safety standards does HCA UK at University College Hospital meet? HCA UK at University College Hospital operates a JACIE-accredited haematology unit and an on-site intensive therapy unit. Specialist-led multidisciplinary teams provide access to clinical trials and the latest treatments, including advanced cellular therapies and modern immunotherapies.Where is HCA UK at University College Hospital located? Grafton Way Building, 1 Grafton Way, WC1E. Near Euston Square and Warren Street Underground stations. Adjacent to University College Hospital. What other HCA Healthcare UK centres are there in Central London?HCA Healthcare UK also operates The Princess Grace Hospital on Nottingham Place in Marylebone, offering a broad range of specialist services including oncology, women's health and a range of surgical specialties across Central London.
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The Devonshire Diagnostic Centre offers fast, personalised diagnostic care in Marylebone, open six days a week. Same-day appointments and results within 48 hours are standard. World-renowned consultants and trained radiographers carry out multiple tests in one visit, with minimally invasive treatments available on the same day when clinically appropriate.What medical services does it specialise in? The Devonshire Diagnostic Centre at The Harley Street Clinic brings together specialists across a focused range of disciplines, each supported by advanced diagnostic technology. Breast care is also available, with specialist assessment provided to patients as required. Cardiology (cardiac care and investigations) Otolaryngology — ear, nose and throat (ENT) Endocrinology and diabetes care Medical oncology (cancer treatment) Orthopaedic surgery Urology Vascular surgery What tests and treatments does it offer? Some of the medical tests and care services offered at Devonshire Diagnostic Centre include: digital X-ray, MRI, CT scanning, cancer screening, cystoscopy and diagnostic ultrasound. What quality and safety standards does Devonshire Diagnostic Centre (HCA) meet? The Devonshire Diagnostic Centre holds a CQC Good rating. Its clinical radiologists are qualified doctors intensively trained to perform and interpret medical imaging. The centre supports seamless onward referral within the HCA UK network for complex or specialist care beyond diagnostics. Where is Devonshire Diagnostic Centre (HCA) located? 13–19 Devonshire Street, Marylebone, W1G. Near Great Portland Street and Warren Street stations (10 min walk). On-road metered parking nearby. What other HCA Healthcare UK centres are there in Central London? The Harley Street Clinic — Located at 35 Weymouth Street, Marylebone. The Princess Grace Hospital — Full-service private hospital on Nottingham Place, Marylebone. The Princess Grace Hospital Outpatients — Outpatient and diagnostic centre at 30 Devonshire Street. Women's Health Centre (HCA) — Specialist women's health services on Harley Street. Leaders in Oncology Care (LOC) — Specialist cancer care centre on Harley Street.
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Algocells is a ground-breaking regenerative orthopaedic service with two practicing clinics in Birmingham and Chelsea, London. It's led by expert anaesthesia and pain medicine consultants Dr Martynas Juozaitis and Dr Zbigniew M Kirkor who perform stem cell and platelet-rich plasma (PRP) treatments. Algocell's clinics opened in May 2018, making it the first Regenexx provider in the UK. Regenexx medical treatments, which is widely offered in the USA, uses the body's natural healing ability to non-surgically repair damage to bones, muscles, cartilage, tendons, and ligaments. Their stem-cell treatment is a quick procedure, too. Done in a day, using the on-site laboratory, stem cells are extracted from the patient's bone marrow and a concentrated dose of cells will be injected precisely into the damaged area, enhancing the body's natural healing mechanisms. Algocell's Platelet Rich Plasma (PRP) treatment is commonly utilised for soft-tissue injuries, mild arthritis and spine conditions. Administered via injection, the concentrated dose of growth factors from the patient´s blood assist stem cell activity as they work to repair damaged tissue at the site of injury. Algocell is Regenexx certified for patented procedures on the spine, shoulders, elbows, wrists, hands, hips, knees and ankles. The team's supportive and friendly manner combined with expert treatment of the founding specialists at the practice aim to significantly enhance the quality of life of patients with pain in these areas.
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