Craniocervical junction abnormalities specialists in the UK
- Craniocervical junction abnormalitiesPituitary tumoursSkull base surgeryMeningiomaBack painSpinal surgery
- Craniocervical junction abnormalitiesSpinal surgeryDegenerative disc diseaseMinimally invasive spinal surgeryLumbar discectomySciatica
- Craniocervical junction abnormalitiesBack painSciaticaNeck painSpondylolisthesisBrain tumour
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The Wellington Hospital Outpatients is the largest private outpatient centre in the UK, treating more than 30,000 patients every year. Across 38 consulting rooms and a 10-bed day surgery centre with four operating theatres, it provides rapid access to specialist consultants, comprehensive diagnostics and a dedicated One-Stop Breast Clinic — with results in as little as 48 hours.What medical services does it specialise in?The Wellington Hospital Outpatients brings together leading specialists in orthopaedic surgery, gastroenterology (digestive health), neurosurgery, medical oncology (cancer care), obstetrics and gynaecology (women's health) and physical medicine and rehabilitation (physiotherapy). Breast care services are also provided through a dedicated Breast Care Unit with a One-Stop Breast Clinic.What tests and treatments does it offer?Some of the medical tests and care services offered at The Wellington Hospital Outpatients include:MRI CT scan Ultrasound Mammography Digital X-ray (walk-in X-ray service) PET-CT scan One-Stop Breast Clinic Endoscopy What quality and safety standards does The Wellington Hospital Outpatients meet?The Wellington Hospital Outpatients holds a CQC Good rating. As the largest private outpatient centre in the UK, it delivers consultant-led specialist care with results in as little as 48 hours, supported by a full diagnostic imaging suite and a 10-bed day surgery centre.Where is The Wellington Hospital Outpatients located?15–17 Lodge Road, St John's Wood, NW8. Near St John's Wood tube (10 min). A campus shuttle bus links to The Wellington Hospital main building and other campus locations.What other HCA Healthcare UK centres are there in Central London?The Wellington Hospital Outpatients is part of HCA Healthcare UK, The Wellington Hospital. Other locations include The Wellington Hospital at 8A Wellington Place, providing inpatient care, 30 intensive care beds and a full range of surgical facilities, and Golders Green Outpatients and Diagnostics Centre on Golders Green Road, North London, serving patients across the wider North London area.
- Craniocervical junction abnormalitiesDegenerative disc diseaseBrain tumourTraumatic brain injurySpinal stenosisMinimally invasive spinal surgery
- Craniocervical junction abnormalitiesBrain tumourSpinal surgeryChiari malformationsSpina bifidaHydrocephalus
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The Cleveland Clinic Moorgate Outpatient Centre, situated in the City of London in central London, is a modern medical centre, part of Cleveland Clinic London. Cleveland Clinic Moorgate Outpatient Centre provides consultations with leading specialists, diagnostic services, and treatments in a variety of medical specialties including cardiology, digestive health, gynaecology, neurology, orthopaedic surgery, sports medicine, and women's health. Appointments are often available on the same day or the next day.
- Craniocervical junction abnormalitiesBack painLumbar fusionMinimally invasive spinal surgeryNeck painSciatica
- Craniocervical junction abnormalitiesPituitary tumoursSpinal surgeryDegenerative disc diseaseSkull base surgeryBrain tumour
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London Neurosurgery Partnership part of HCA Healthcare, located in London’s renowned Harley Street district, is comprised of thirteen revered spinal and cranial neurosurgeons, each a leading specialist in their area of expertise. London Neurosurgery Partnership ensures patients are treated by the most suitable consultant, who will provide the highest level of care and treatment. At their disposable, consultants have state-of-the-art technologies available, such as CyberKnife® and Gamma Knife®. London Neurosurgery Partnership offers patients treatments for lower back and neck pain, lumbar decompression, sciatica, as well as minimally invasive surgeries treating spinal fusion, transforaminal lumbar interbody fusion (TLIF) spinal, and brain tumours.
- Craniocervical junction abnormalitiesBack painSciaticaNeck painMinimally invasive spinal surgeryLumbar discectomy
- Craniocervical junction abnormalitiesDegenerative disc diseaseMinimally invasive spinal surgeryBrain tumourHydrocephalusBack pain
- Craniocervical junction abnormalitiesSciaticaSpinal stenosisSlipped discSpinal injectionsLumbar discectomy
- Pituitary tumoursSkull base surgeryMeningiomaBack pain
- Spinal surgeryDegenerative disc diseaseMinimally invasive spinal surgeryLumbar discectomy
- Back painSciaticaNeck painSpondylolisthesis
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Craniocervical junction abnormalitiesBenign prostate enlargementDermatologyPsychiatryOphthalmology - Degenerative disc diseaseBrain tumourTraumatic brain injurySpinal stenosis
- Brain tumourSpinal surgeryChiari malformationsSpina bifida
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Craniocervical junction abnormalitiesAcneDermatologyPsychiatryUrology - Back painLumbar fusionMinimally invasive spinal surgeryNeck pain
- Pituitary tumoursSpinal surgeryDegenerative disc diseaseSkull base surgery
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Craniocervical junction abnormalitiesMovement disordersNeurosurgery - Back painSciaticaNeck painMinimally invasive spinal surgery
- Degenerative disc diseaseMinimally invasive spinal surgeryBrain tumourHydrocephalus
- SciaticaSpinal stenosisSlipped discSpinal injections





