Private Clinics & Hospitals For Paediatric Care

Please contact the clinics listed here to know more about the paediatric services they offer. Alternatively, you may wish to complete our enquiry form and we will forward it to relevant paediatricians and private paediatric clinics on your behalf.

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The Portland Hospital for Women & Children

The Portland Hospital’s world class maternity facilities and expertise ensure that mothers and their babies are always in safe hands. It is the only private hospital with an onsite neonatal intensive care unit and it offers both consultant and midwife led care. The hospital aims to support women throughout their pregnancy journey and to ensure they feel respected and empowered at all times. more...

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The Kensington Wing at Chelsea and Westminster Hospital
Chelsea and Westminster Hospital
369 Fulham Road
London SW10 9NH
Greater London
Tel: 020 3315 8616
Tel: 020 3315 8150
Email: kensington@chelwest.nhs.uk
Website: www.chelwest.nhs.uk/private-care/kensington-wing

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The Kensington Wing at Chelsea and Westminster Hospital

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I Have been admitted to this hospital many times throughout my life. Very professional and kind staff and doctors who always take very good care of me. I highly recommend this hospital fantastic people. I cannot find any fault in the hospital at all. I have come to this hospital all my life and never had an issue. I really appreciate the support and help I have received from the hospital 👍👍❤️❤️

Barry Tebb

As a patient of the dressings clinic of the burns unit I was in continuous extreme pain.Although this was logged on a 1 to 10 scale there was no interface with any pain consultant.The nurses managed to show almost no empathy and the medical supervision seemed almost invisible.Although the trust Pals team were wholly supportive and encouraged a complaint nothing happened as a result of this.If a Pals team has little or no power it usually is very bad news for the patient.Getting hospital transport in virtually impossible although I was on crutches.Three letters to the Chief Executive eventually sorted the matter out.As a carer and carer governor (elsewhere) I have decades of experience at the hard end and this was just about the most negative experience of the NHS to date.The clinical lead was of no help and my local pain clinic immediately saw the seriousness of my situation and gave all possible help.The dressings clinic staff need empathy training and pain control issues need to be embedded within a training module. The service needs to be joined up with psychological input in place and patients need to be given access to detailed information about negative outcomes.

Ahmad Hayat

Great hospital. Lovely doctors. My personal experiences Exellent Hard working staff in a very busy hospital. Thanks you are the best friendly staff.

jordan belfort

Extremely competent, polite and helpful, even at 3am! I showed up with a screaming pain in the neck and a fever so they thoroughly did blood test and were able to discard worst case scenarios like meningitis. At that point even with the horrible pain I was feeling embarrassed to disturb them for a neck spasm or something similar, but they told me I did the right thing coming in, gave me treatment for the symptoms, all of that in the middle of the night and with a smile. Huge sympathy for those guys working crazy hours for our health! Thank you again