The Wellington Hospital
Multispecialty Hospital
Private Hospital
Wellington Place, London, NW8 9LE, Wellington Place, London, NW8 9LE, Wellington, New Zealand NW8 9LE
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One of the most preferred hospitals on CureMeAbroad, according to patients
Care provided by The Wellington Hospital
Internationally accredited healthcare facility
JAG Certification
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About The Wellington Hospital
The Wellington Hospital is the UK’s largest private hospital and specialises in complex care. This comprises a range of specialist services, including cancer care, orthopaedics, women’s health, spinal conditions and cardiology.
They also have one of the UK’s largest private digestive health centres, offering treatments for many digestive and gastrointestinal conditions such as diverticulitis, reflux, liver disease and pancreatic cancer. Their multidisciplinary team meets once a week to discuss complex cases and the best course of treatment with input from surgeons, radiologists, oncologists, pathologists and nursing specialists as appropriate.
Their neurosciences centre treats complex conditions affecting the brain and spine with surgery and rehabilitation at their specialist neurological rehab facility. As part of the HCA Healthcare group, they’ve been able to invest in cutting-edge technology, including the iMRI. This MRI scanner enables surgeons to carry out scans during surgery to monitor progress and reduce the risk of follow-up surgery being needed.
Why International Patient Choose
The Wellington Hospital
Why International Patients Choose The Wellington Hospital
Hospital Type
Private Hospital
Hospital Unit
Multispecialty Hospital
Languages Spoken
English
Treatments The Wellington Hospital
is Known For
Treatments The Wellington Hospital is Known For
Highlights
Bed Count: 206
ICU Count: 15
OT Count: 12
Established in 1967
Pharmacy
Labs
Covid ward
AmbulanceRoom Types
Private Room
General Ward
Weight Loss Program
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Urology
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Gynecology Treatment
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General Surgery
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General Medicine
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ENT
ENT treatment abroad covers cochlear implants, endoscopic sinus surgery, hearing restoration, tonsillectomy, adenoidectomy, vocal cord surgery, and skull base procedures performed by sub-specialized otolaryngologists. Options range from outpatient procedures to complex surgeries addressing hearing loss, [chronic sinusitis](https://curemeabroad.com/treatments/ent/functional-endoscopic-sinus-surgery-fess) and head and neck conditions. [ENT surgical costs](https://curemeabroad.com/treatments/ent/united-states/cost) in many countries are high and waiting times are long. A cochlear implant procedure that costs $50,000 to $80,000 at home may be available for $12,000 to $25,000 abroad at equally accredited hospitals with experienced ENT surgeons and comprehensive audiology support. Leading international ENT centers offer shorter waiting times, advanced diagnostic audiometry, and dedicated international patient coordinators who facilitate seamless care for overseas patients. Patients consistently report more thorough ENT assessments and attentive post-operative follow-up than they experienced at home. The ENT surgeon's subspecialty training and the center's diagnostic technology are the most important factors. Confirm your surgeon is fellowship-trained in the relevant [ENT subspecialty](https://curemeabroad.com/treatments/ent/costs). For cochlear implants, post-implant auditory rehabilitation and consistent mapping appointments are essential for optimal hearing outcomes.
Chronic Diseases
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Spine Care/Surgery
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