Sleep disorders specialists accepting WPA

Kings Oak Hospital, part of Circle Health Group, is a highly regarded private hospital based in Enfield, North London, easily accessible from the A10 and the M25. We work with London’s top consultants who are specialists in supporting our patients with their orthopaedic, gynaecology, oncology and general surgery needs to name a few, and we also offer children and young peoples services on-site. The hospital takes great pride in the services we provide to our patients and the facilities in which we do so. Kings Oak Hospital is known for Our Macmillan-accredited Cedar Ward which provides specialised care and support to our oncology patients and our Acorn ward which provides a child-friendly space for our younger patients and their families. Our Multi-disciplinary team of skilled staff provide care to all our patients in a comfortable and safe environment. Some of the main private treatments include: Hip surgery Knee surgery Gynaecology Urology Oncology services Paediatric services

Neurology, Welbeck London is a state-of-the-art clinic in London's Harley Street district dedicated to world-class care for neurological conditions. Its multidisciplinary team of neurologists, neuroradiologists and neurophysiologists delivers integrated, cutting-edge diagnostics and treatment for headaches, seizures, movement disorders, and more – all under one roof.What medical services does it specialise in?The clinic focuses on neurology (including headache syndromes, blackouts, seizures, and movement disorders) and radiology (neuroimaging, brain MRI, neuroradiological studies), with close collaboration with neurosurgery, spinal surgery, ENT, psychiatry, and pain medicine for fully holistic care.What tests and treatments does it offer?Some of the medical tests and care services offered at Neurology, Welbeck London include: Neuropsychology Sleep disorders Learning disabilities Neurological treatments Chronic headache Neuropathic pain Epilepsy Abnormal gait Tremor Parkinson's disease What quality and safety standards does Neurology, Welbeck London meet? The clinic combines consultant-led multidisciplinary expertise with state-of-the-art neurodiagnostic facilities, working alongside neurosurgery, spinal surgery, ENT, psychiatry and pain medicine to deliver seamless, evidence-based and patient-centred care that meets the highest standards of clinical governance and safety.Where is Neurology, Welbeck London located?The clinic is at 1 Welbeck Street, Marylebone, London W1G 0AR, in the heart of the Harley Street medical district, a 3-minute walk from Bond Street station (Central, Jubilee, Elizabeth lines) and around 7 minutes from Oxford Circus. Step-free access is available, with a drop-off point directly outside and discounted parking at Q-Park Oxford Street, 5 minutes away beneath Cavendish Square Gardens.What other Welbeck centres are there in Central London?Patients of Neurology, Welbeck London may also be interested in the following specialised units of the same group, conveniently located in Central London: Imaging & Diagnostics, Welbeck London Heart Health, Welbeck London Ear Nose & Throat, Welbeck London Lung Health, Welbeck London Endocrinology, Welbeck London

Beacon Autism and ADHD Clinic is a private paediatric neurodevelopmental clinic in Beaconside, Stafford. The clinic's expert team specialises in comprehensive assessment and support for children and young people with neurodevelopmental conditions under the age of 19, solely focussing on autism spectrum disorder (ASD) and attention deficit hyperactivity disorder (ADHD), using diagnostic processes that align with current NICE guidelines.The team at the clinic includes experienced professionals from multiple disciplines, offering an individualised and holistic approach to care. The service includes both diagnostic assessments and ongoing support for families, working collaboratively with NHS partners and educational institutions. Each young person is placed at the centre of the process, with emphasis on clear communication, empathy, and continuity of care throughout the journey.Assessments are carefully selected to maintain a high standard of clinical accuracy. They are conducted using internationally recognised tools to ensure consistency and reliability. In addition to diagnosis, the clinic provides support for sleep issues, which are common in young people with ADHD and autism. A holistic approach means taking into account the wider needs of the individual and their family, aiming for solutions that are practical, safe and in line with evidence-based guidelines.Beacon Autism and ADHD Clinic operates under a robust system of clinical governance. A dedicated committee meets quarterly to review service quality, patient feedback, clinical standards, safety, and data protection. The committee is chaired by a senior consultant psychiatrist and includes independent professionals such as a parent with relevant lived experience, a senior practice manager and medical experts. This structure ensures continuous review and improvement of services, while safeguarding young people and maintaining transparency.Confidentiality is a core part of the clinic's values. All data is securely stored using an encrypted IT system, and the clinic complies fully with GMC guidance and professional regulations. It is also registered with the Information Commissioner’s Office (ICO), and clinicians are bound by the confidentiality policies of their respective regulatory bodies.Regulated by the Care Quality Commission, Beacon Autism and ADHD Clinic prides itself on providing timely access to assessment and care. There are no waiting lists, and families are supported even after discharge. The clinic is committed to delivering care that is not only clinically effective but also compassionate, responsive and trustworthy. It provides a safe and professional environment where young people with ASD and ADHD can be understood, supported, and guided through evidence-based, personalised care.The clinic is easily accessible by road and rail from all major UK cities. The service is exclusively for those under the age of 19, and adult assessments are not offered.