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Chelmsford Urology Clinic is a renowned clinic in Essex that treats a wide range of urological issues, including erectile dysfunction and male infertility. They offer PSA screening, diagnostic tests and treatment for kidney stone diseases, urinary tract symptoms, incontinence and urological cancers. Chelmsford Urology Partnership offers a wide range of expertise, from robotic and laparoscopic kidney surgery to complex stone management. They specialise in female and male urological problems, urodynamics and paediatric urology, complex stone surgery and endourology. The team offers a full range of treatments including complex operations and are able to accommodate a wide choice of appointments.

The Runnymede Hospital, part of Circle Health Group, is a centre of excellence for private healthcare in Chertsey, Surrey. It specialises in cardiology, gastroenterology, general surgery, gynaecology, orthopaedic surgery and urology. The hospital offers physiotherapy for patients post-operatively. It's staffed by chartered, state-registered physiotherapists who treat sports injuries and conditions like sprains, whiplash and female pelvic health problems. In conjunction with its general medicine experts, the hospital also offers a rehabilitation service for patients who have a history of bone or muscle pain, or mobility constraints after surgery (such as a hip or knee replacement). The hospital's imaging department, which has recently been fully refurbished, houses X-ray and CT scanners for diagnosis and interventional examinations for various conditions. Exercise tests can also be performed on-site. In addition, the Runnymede Hospital offers access to private GPs, health assessments and an on-site pharmacy.

healthXY is a men's health clinic located in London, established by Professor Prabhakar Rajan and Mr Benjamin Lamb. The clinic specialises in urological treatments, and offers a wide range of diagnoses and treatments for conditions such as prostate cancer, benign prostate hyperplasia (BPH), testicular cancer, urinary tract infection, overactive bladder, haematuria, and many more.