List of NHS hospitals available beginning with C

Calderdale Royal Hospital, Halifax: This modern hospital opened in 2001 and is one of the two main hospitals run by the Calderdale and Huddersfield NHS Foundation Trust - one of the top performing Trusts in the country. The independent Healthcare Commission rated us 'excellent' for both the quality of our services and the use of our resources - one of only 19 nationwide. We provide an accident and emergency department at the hospital, as well as a whole range of outpatient, day case and inpatient services. There are two main car parks available - one by the main entrance at the front of the hospital and the other by the Children's and Women's Unit.
Cannock Chase Hospital, Cannock: This hospital is part of Mid Staffordshire NHS Foundation Trust
Castle Hill Hospital, Cottingham: Hull and East Yorkshire Hospitals NHS trust operates from three main sites - Castle Hill Hospital, Hull Royal Infirmary and The Princess Royal Hospital. The trust employs nearly 7,000 staff across seven directorates and seven divisions. The hospitals provide a full range of acute services to almost 600,000 people in the Hull and East Yorkshire area. The trust also provides a number of sub-regional specialties, serving a population of 1.2m in North Yorkshire, North and North East Lincolnshire.
Causeway Hospital, Coleraine: Part of the Causeway HSS Trust, the Causeway Hospital provides high quality services primarily for the population of the Causeway area, in a modern facility. In November 2002 a new urodynamic service was introduced for patients with bladder problems. As a result it is now possible to offer assessment and confirmation of bladder dysfunction, helping to speed up the diagnosis enabling the patient to be treated more quickly. There is also a state of the art Urology Table, which expands the range of procedures the Consultant Urologists can undertake.
Central Middlesex Hospital, London: The North West London Hospitals NHS Trust (comprising Central Middlesex Hospital, Northwick Park Hospital and St Mark's Hospital) provides a comprehensive range of emergency and planned care for the people of Brent and Harrow and beyond.
Chapel Allerton Hospital, Leeds: This hospital is part of Leeds Teaching Hospitals NHS Trust
Charing Cross Hospital, London: Charing Cross Hospital, based in Hammersmith, is a general acute hospital that provides a full range of adult clinical specialties. It houses the serious injuries centre for west London, a result of Imperial College Healthcare NHS Trust's expertise in critical medical care. The hospital is also a key site for the teaching of medical students from Imperial College London.
Chase Farm Hospital, Enfield: Barnet and Chase Farm Hospitals NHS Trust is a large acute Trust, which came into being on 1st April 1999, following the merger of Chase Farm Hospital and Wellhouse NHS Trusts.
Chelsea and Westminster Hospital, London: Part of the Imperial College School of Medicine on the Fulham Road in London, the Chelsea and Westminster Healthcare NHS Trust is a university teaching hospital and serves a community of nearly 400,000 people across Kensington, Chelsea, Hammersmith, Westminster, Fulham, Putney and Wandsworth. The trust employs 2,000 people and is a teaching and research centre, as well as a teaching centre for Thames Valley University.
Cheltenham General Hospital, Cheltenham: Gloucestershire Hospitals NHS Foundation Trust delivers acute health services to the communities in Gloucestershire and surrounding counties. Our specialist services are provided from Cheltenham General, Gloucestershire Royal and Delancey Hospitals, and increasingly we provide services from community hospitals across Gloucestershire and beyond, in order to bring treatment closer to peoples homes.
Chesterfield Royal Hospital, Chesterfield: With a welcoming, clean and pleasant environment, this accessible hospital provides a full range of services on one large modern site. It is committed to short waiting times, investing in facilities and providing safe, high-quality care.
Chorley & South Ribble District General Hospital, Chorley: Chorley and South Ribble Hospital is part of Lancashire Teaching Hospitals NHS Foundation Trust and became a Foundation Trust in 2005. Lancashire Teaching Hospitals offers services to a local population of 390,000 and specialist services to a wider population of 1.5m across Lancashire and Cumbria. As one of the largest NHS providers in the region, it employs 5,500 staff.
Christie Hospital, Manchester: The Christie Hospital NHS Trust in Manchester is a specialist cancer centre offering high-quality diagnosis, treatment and care for cancer patients, world-class research and education in all aspects of cancer. A wide range of services are offered including specialist surgery, chemotherapy, radiotherapy, adult leukaemia, palliative and supportive care services for young people with cancer, and endocrinology. This is the largest single-site cancer treatment centre in Europe - supporting a cancer network population of 3.2m and seeing over 11,000 new patients every year.
Churchill Hospital, Headington: The Churchill Hospital is a centre for cancer services and other specialties, including renal services and transplant, clinical and medical oncology, dermatology, haemophilia, infectious diseases, chest medicine, medical genetics and palliative care.
City Hospital, Birmingham: Caring and Compassionate, Accessible and Responsive, Professional and Knowledgeable, Open and Accountable - these are the values that underpin Sandwell and West Birmingham Hospitals NHS Trust.
Clatterbridge Centre for Oncology, Wirral: Clatterbridge Centre for Oncology is the leading cancer specialist hospital for the Merseyside and Cheshire region. Situated in Wirral, Merseyside the Centre celebrates its fiftieth anniversary in 2008 as one of Europe's most comprehensive and innovative treatment centers. Medical staff at the centre provide specialist radiotherapy and chemotherapy services to a population of 2.3 million covering the Merseyside, Cheshire, North Wales, Isle of Man and South Lancashire regions.
Colchester General Hospital, Colchester: The NHS may be 60 years old this year but there is a new arrival for the NHS in north east Essex Colchester Hospital University NHS Foundation Trust. Monitor, the independent regulator of NHS foundation trusts, authorised Essex Rivers Healthcare NHS Trust to become an NHS foundation trust from 1 May 2008.
Conquest Hospital, St Leonards on Sea: The entrance foyer and reception areas of the Conquest Hospital have been redesigned. The trust has been recognised by the University of London for its medical teaching, and so the Conquest Hospital can use the title 'Associate University Teaching Hospital'.
Corbett Hospital, Stourbridge: The Dudley Group of hospitals has completed a major redevelopment programme for its three hospitals: Russells Hall; The Guest; and The Corbett. The building programme has included re-provision of major medical equipment, making the hospitals' facilities some of the most up to date in the Black Country area.
Countess of Chester Hospital, Chester: The Countess of Chester Hospital NHS Foundation Trust is a 580 bed, single site General Hospital located on the outskirts of Chester. We provide a range of medical services to more than 400,000 patients per year from an area covering Western Cheshire, Ellesmere Port, Neston and North Wales. Patient Care is our primary focus and our aim is to be the preferred Hospital of Choice for both our traditional community and a wider area.
Craigavon Area Hospital, Craigavon: Part of the Craigavon Area Hospital Group HSS Trust, Craigavon Area Hospital is under redevelopment, with £80m earmarked for the site, which will have full inpatient fracture services. Before the redevelopment, patients with broken bones would have to travel to Belfast for treatment.
Crosshouse Hospital, Kilmarnock: This hospital is part of Ayrshire and Arran NHS Board
Croydon University Hospital, Croydon: Mayday University Hospital is the award-winning provider of hospital care to the people of Croydon and the surrounding area. We aim to be the hospital of first choice for our local population. Every year we support local people throughout 450,000 episodes of care including 126,000 visits to our accident and emergency department, one of the busiest in London.
Cumberland Infirmary, Carlisle: This hospital is part of North Cumbria University Hospitals NHS Trust