List of NHS hospitals available beginning with G

Gartnavel General Hospital, Glasgow: The 465-bed Gartnavel General Hospital operates in close partnership with the Western Infirmary. A broad range of medical and surgical sub-specialities are provided, supported by an eight-theatre inpatient operating department. As the base for many of West Glasgow's ambulatory care facilities, Gartnavel has a four-theatre day surgery unit, endoscopy suite, imaging department (including CT and interventional radiology) and main concentration of out-patient accommodation.
George Eliot Hospital, Nuneaton: The George Eliot Hospital NHS Trust is a successful single site hospital on the outskirts of Nuneaton, Warwickshire. We provide a range of excellent district general hospital health services including medical, surgical and maternity services. The hospital's management and clinical teams are committed to delivering the Department of Health's vision to provide care closer to people's homes and have developed an exciting strategy for the future of the hospital and the way it provides care to local people.
Glan Clwyd District General Hospital, Rhyl: This hospital is part of Betsi Cadwaladr University Health Board
Glasgow Royal Infirmary, Glasgow: Situated on Castle Street, Glasgow Royal provides a broad range of regional, supra-regional and national acute clinical services. The Accident and Emergency department incorporates major treatment rooms for patients with major injuries, a separate minor injuries unit, a resuscitation unit with six bays, and two X-ray facilities along with other services.
Glenfield Hospital, Leicester: Glenfield Hospital is about three miles north-west of Leicester city centre and has around 500 beds. It is one of three hospitals that make up University Hospitals of Leicester NHS Trust, which also includes Leicester Royal Infirmary and Leicester General Hospital. The Trust, known as Leicester Hospitals, is rated excellent for the quality of services by the Healthcare Commission, putting them top of the league for large acute teaching trusts in the country.
Gloucestershire Royal Hospital, Gloucester: 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.
Good Hope District General Hospital, Sutton Coldfield: Good Hope Hospital serves North Birmingham, Sutton Coldfield and a large part of south east Staffordshire, including Burntwood, Lichfield and Tamworth. The catchment population is about 450,000.
Goole Treatment Centre, Goole: Goole Treatment Centre is part of Goole and District Hospital which provides a range of services for the people of Goole and Howdenshire. The Treatment Centre offers some of the shortest waiting times for orthopaedic and other surgical treatments in the NHS and the hospital also accommodates a neurological rehabilitation centre run in conjunction with the Brain Injuries Rehabilitation Trust (BIRT)
Grantham & District Hospital, Grantham: This mainly acute hospital originates from 1874 and serves Grantham and the local area. It has substantial recent additions and improvements, including new accident and emergency and outpatients departments. It provides consultant medical and some surgical specialties. It has an ambulatory paediatric, midwifery led maternity and 24 hour accident and emergency services.
Great Ormond Street Hospital for Children, London: This hospital is part of Great Ormond Street Hospital NHS Trust
Great Western Hospital, Swindon: Swindon and Marlborough NHS Trust has provided general inpatient, emergency and outpatient services from the Great Western Hospital to Swindon and the surrounding districts since 2002. Set in spacious grounds, this ultra-modern facility gives patients access to the latest advances in medical equipment and surgical technology, intervention and treatment across a broad range of specialities.
Guest Hospital, Dudley: 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.
Guy's Hospital, London: Two of London's oldest teaching hospitals form Guy's and St Thomas' NHS Foundation Trust. It became one of the first NHS Foundation Trusts and has been awarded a maximum three stars in the national performance ratings every year since its creation.