List of Private hospitals available beginning with N

North East London NHS Treatment Centre, Ilford: This hospital is part of Care UK
Nuffield Health Bournemouth Hospital, Bournemouth
Nuffield Health Brentwood Hospital, Brentwood: The 48 bed Essex Nuffield Hospital is based in Brentwood, and offers a range of private medical services. There are two critical care beds, and always at least one member of staff on site with Advanced Life Support training. This means there is cover in the event of an emergency. The hospital has four major operating theatres - two of which are equipped with laminar flow. This is a special clean air system which reduces the risk of infection during operations. It is particularly useful for orthopaedic procedures and, more specifically, joint replacement surgery. The Essex Nuffield offers surgical services for both breast and bowel cancer, and both units are BUPA-approved. Chemotherapy is also available for the treatment of the condition, and palliative care for patients whose illness is terminal. Physiotherapy services are available at the hospital, and special treatment for sports injury offered. There is a gymnasium on site to aid treatment.
Nuffield Health Brighton Hospital, Brighton: The Sussex Nuffield Hospital in Brighton provides a range of private healthcare services from its 56-bed facility. The hospital has four operating theatres. Two of these are major operating theatres equipped with laminar flow. This is a special clean air system which reduces the risk of infection during operation. Although the hospital does not perform surgery on children under three years of age, it is able to operate on those between the ages of three and twelve. There are always at least two members of staff on site with Paediatric Advanced Life Support training, so as to provide support in the event of an emergency.
Nuffield Health Bristol Hospital (St Mary's), Bristol: Nuffield Hospitals was established in 1957 and has since been providing high quality healthcare services to local communities. As a not for profit organisation and a registered charity, they reinvest their entire surplus back into improved health services such as improved facilities and services, modern technology and equipment. Nuffield Hospitals provides healthcare services for many varying needs from simple blood tests to heart surgery, and aim to provide treatments and services to meet a variety of needs.
Nuffield Health Cambridge Hospital, Cambridge: Nuffield Hospital Cambridge is a reasonably large private hospital. It has 54 beds. Three are critical care beds to provide care for patients who are more seriously ill. There are always at least two members of staff on duty with Advanced Life Support training, meaning that help can be easily sought in the event of an emergency. The hospital is able to perform surgery for breast and bowel cancer, and the units for both of these conditions are BUPA-approved.
Nuffield Health Cheltenham Hospital, Cheltenham: The Cheltenham and Gloucester Nuffield Hospital, based in Cheltenham, provides private hospital services from its 33-bed facility. The hospital has two major operating theatres with laminar flow - this is a special clean air system which reduces the risk of infection during operations. It is especially useful during orthopaedic procedures - specifically joint replacement operations. The hospital offers a wide range of complementary therapies - acupuncture, aromatherapy, homeopathy and hypnotherapy are all available. The range of physiotherapy services available is also wide.
Nuffield Health Chichester Hospital, Chichester: The Chichester Nuffield Hospital in West Sussex provides a range of medical, surgical and diagnostic services. It has 39 beds and three operating theatres - one major theatre with laminar flow, one without, and one minor theatre. Diagnostic procedures available at the hospital include CT and MRI scans, x-ray and ultrasound. Although the hospital has a surgical service for breast cancer, it does not perform mammography which is used to diagnose the condition. The breast care unit at the hospital is BUPA-approved, and the hospital also provides a surgical service for bowel cancer. The hospital does not operate on children, but does offer outpatient services for young patients. The hospital has one critical care bed, and there are always at least two members of staff on duty with current Advanced Life Support training on site. This means there is always cover in the event of an emergency.
Nuffield Health Derby Hospital, Derby: Nuffield Hospital Derby is a 50-bed private hospital providing medical, surgical and diagnostic services. The hospital is able to operate to treat breast and bowel cancer, and both units have BUPA-approval. Palliative care services are available for those patients with a terminal illness. The hospital has three major operating theatres, two of which are equipped with laminar flow. This is a clean air system which reduces the risk of infection. It is especially useful for orthopaedic procedures - specifically joint replacement. Diagnostic services available at the hospital include CT and MRI scans - better than normal x-rays for imaging soft tissue - as well as x-ray and ultrasound. Physiotherapy is available at Nuffield Hospital Derby, and there is a gymnasium on site. Special treatment is available for patients with sports injury.
Nuffield Health Exeter Hospital, Exeter: The Exeter Nuffield Hospital has 46 beds and provides a range of private medical services to the city and the surrounding parts of Devon. The hospital offers surgical services for both breast and bowel cancer, and both units are BUPA-approved. Chemotherapy is also available to treat the condition. The hospital has two critical care beds, and there are always at least two members of staff on site with Advanced Life Support training in order to help in the event of an emergency. A range of diagnostic services, including CT and MRI scans, x-ray, ultrasound, bone densitometry scans and mammography is available at the hospital. Physiotherapy services are available, with special treatment for sports injuries. There is a gymnasium on site to help with treatment and rehabilitation. The hospital does not perform surgery on children under the age of three, but is able to operate on youngsters between the ages of three and twelve.
Nuffield Health Glasgow Hospital, Glasgow: Glasgow Nuffield Hospital has 48 beds, and offers a range of private healthcare services to local people. There are three operating theatres at the hospital. Two of these are major operating theatres, and one is equipped with laminar flow - this is a special clean air system which reduces the risk of infection during operations. It is especially useful during orthopaedic procedures, specifically joint replacement. The hospital is able to perform surgery for breast and bowel cancer, and both units are BUPA-approved. In addition, chemotherapy is available to treat the disease, and palliative care services for patients with terminal illnesses.
Nuffield Health Guildford Hospital, Guildford: The Guildford Nuffield Hospital provides private medical facilities to the town and the surrounding area of Surrey. It has 54 beds, four of which are for critical care. There are always at least two members of staff on site at any one time with Advanced Life Support training, meaning that help can be sought in the event of an emergency. The hospital offers a full range of services for the treatment of cancer. Surgery can be performed for both breast and bowel cancer, and both units are BUPA-approved. Chemotherapy and radiotherapy can also be provided, and palliative care services are available for patients whose illness is terminal. The hospital has six operating theatres - two major theatres with laminar flow, two major theatres without, and one minor theatre. Laminar flow is a clean air system which reduces the risk of infection during operations.
Nuffield Health Haywards Heath Hospital, Haywards Heath: The 42-bedded Nuffield Hospital Haywards Heath provides a range of private healthcare services to the local population. Diagnostic services available include CT and MRI scans. These are much better than conventional x-rays for imaging soft tissue in the body. X-ray and ultrasound are also offered, and mammography for the diagnosis of breast cancer. The hospital can perform surgery in order to treat breast and bowel cancer, and both units are BUPA-approved. Chemotherapy and radiotherapy, however, are not available at the hospital. A range of physiotherapy services is provided. There is specialist treatment for patients suffering from a sports injury, hydrotherapy available, and a gymnasium on site.
Nuffield Health Hereford Hospital, Hereford: Nuffield Hospitals was established in 1957 and has since been providing high quality healthcare services to local communities. As a not for profit organisation and a registered charity, they reinvest their entire surplus back into improved health services such as improved facilities and services, modern technology and equipment. Nuffield Hospitals provides healthcare services for many varying needs from simple blood tests to heart surgery, and aim to provide treatments and services to meet a variety of needs. Their hospitals offer a range of services, including: Consultation services for a wide variety of specialties by an experienced Consultant who has practice privileges with Nuffield Hospitals. Diagnostic services, including ultrasound, digital spot imaging, computerised tomography, blood tests and magnetic resonance imaging. Surgical procedures from hip replacements, hernia repairs, cataract removal to cosmetic surgery. Specialist services and outpatient clinics to deliver a growing number of services including the treatment of heart disease, cancers, allergies, diabetes, sports injury or assisted conception. Health screening to help determine the well being of an individual, minimise the risk of future illness and allow early detection of diseases.
Nuffield Health Hull Hospital, Cottingham: The Hull Nuffield Hospital is based in Cottingham, within the grounds of the NHS Castle Hill Hospital. It has 38 beds, and provides a range of medical, surgical and diagnostic facilities. The hospital provides surgical services for both bowel and breast cancer, although only the breast cancer unit is BUPA-approved. Chemotherapy is also available to treat the disease. Although the hospital does not perform surgery on children under three years of age, it can operate on children between three and 12 years old. There is always at least one member of staff on site with Paediatric Advanced Life Support training, which means help is available in the event of an emergency. A range of complementary therapies is also provided at Hull Nuffield - acupuncture, aromatherapy and hypnotherapy are all available. Diagnostic services provided at the hospital include CT and MRI scans, x-ray, ultrasound and mammography.
Nuffield Health Ipswich Hospital, Ipswich: Nuffield Hospital Ipswich is a fairly large private facility. It has 60 beds, and five operating theatres. Two of its major operating theatres have laminar flow - this is a special clean air system which reduces the risk of infection during operations. A range of cancer services is offered at Nuffield Hospital Ipswich. The hospital is able to perform surgery to treat both breast and bowel cancer, and can also provide chemotherapy to treat the disease. Both units are BUPA-approved. Palliative care is also available for patients whose illness is terminal.
Nuffield Health Leeds Hospital, Leeds: Nuffield Hospital Leeds is a large private hospital - it has 88 beds and seven operating theatres - and offers a range of surgical, medical and diagnostic services to the local population. The hospital is able to perform heart bypass surgery, and also offers exercise ECG, coronary angiography, cardiac catheterisation and cardiac rehabilitation. There are eight critical care beds, and there are always at least two members of staff on site with Advanced Life Support training. This means help can easily be sought in the event of an emergency. The hospital does not perform surgery on children under three years of age, but is able to operate on youngsters between the ages of three and 12. Surgery is available to treat both breast and bowel cancer, and the bowel cancer unit has BUPA-approval. Chemotherapy is also available to treat the disease, and palliative care available for patients whose illness is terminal.
Nuffield Health Leeds Hospital, Leeds: Nuffield Hospital Leeds is a large private hospital - it has 88 beds and seven operating theatres - and offers a range of surgical, medical and diagnostic services to the local population. The hospital is able to perform heart bypass surgery, and also offers exercise ECG, coronary angiography, cardiac catheterisation and cardiac rehabilitation. There are eight critical care beds, and there are always at least two members of staff on site with Advanced Life Support training. This means help can easily be sought in the event of an emergency. The hospital does not perform surgery on children under three years of age, but is able to operate on youngsters between the ages of three and 12. Surgery is available to treat both breast and bowel cancer, and the bowel cancer unit has BUPA-approval. Chemotherapy is also available to treat the disease, and palliative care available for patients whose illness is terminal.
Nuffield Health Leicester Hospital, Leicester: Nuffield Hospitals was established in 1957 and has since been providing high quality healthcare services to local communities. As a not for profit organisation and a registered charity, they reinvest their entire surplus back into improved health services such as improved facilities and services, modern technology and equipment. Nuffield Hospitals provides healthcare services for many varying needs from simple blood tests to heart surgery, and aim to provide treatments and services to meet a variety of needs. Their hospitals offer a range of services, including: Consultation services for a wide variety of specialties by an experienced Consultant who has practice privileges with Nuffield Hospitals. Diagnostic services, including ultrasound, digital spot imaging, computerised tomography, blood tests and magnetic resonance imaging. Surgical procedures from hip replacements, hernia repairs, cataract removal to cosmetic surgery. Specialist services and outpatient clinics to deliver a growing number of services including the treatment of heart disease, cancers, allergies, diabetes, sports injury or assisted conception. Health screening to help determine the well being of an individual, minimise the risk of future illness and allow early detection of diseases.
Nuffield Health Newcastle upon Tyne Hospital, Newcastle upon Tyne: The Newcastle Nuffield Hospital has 40 beds. This includes day case beds, and one critical care bed. There is always at least one member of staff on duty with current Advanced Life Support training, meaning that help can be sought in the event of an emergency. There are three major operating theatres at the hospital - two of which are laminar flow. This is a special clean air system which reduces the risk of infection during operations. It is especially useful for orthopaedic procedures and, more specifically, joint replacement. There are three major operating theatres at the hospital - two of which are laminar flow. This is a special clean air system which reduces the risk of infection during operations. It is especially useful for orthopaedic procedures and, more specifically, joint replacement. A range of diagnostic services is available at the Newcastle Nuffield. The hospital has a static MRI scanner, and a mobile CT scanner. It can also perform x-ray, ultrasound and bone densitometry scans - the last is helpful in the diagnosis of conditions like osteoporosis. Although the hospital does not perform surgery on children under the age of three, it can operate on those aged between three and twelve years.
Nuffield Health North Staffordshire Hospital, Newcastle-under-Lyme: North Staffordshire Nuffield Hospital, based in Newcastle-under-Lyme, has 33 beds and provides a range of private health care services. The hospital has six operating theatres. Three of these are for minor procedures, the other three for more major operations. Of the major operating theatres, one has laminar flow. This is a clean air system, which reduces the risk of infection during operations. North Staffordshire Nuffield is able to perform surgery to treat breast and bowel cancer. Both of these cancer units are BUPA-approved. The hospital can also provide chemotherapy to treat the disease, and palliative care for those patients for whom an illness is terminal. The hospital provides diagnostic services for cancer as well - specifically mammography to diagnose breast cancer. Other diagnostic services at the hospital include MRI and CT scans, x-ray, ultrasound and cardiac catheterisation.
Nuffield Health Plymouth Hospital, Plymouth: The Plymouth Nuffield Hospital has 41 beds, and four operating theatres. Two of these are minor theatres, and two are major theatres. Of the major theatres, one has laminar flow - this is a special clean air system which reduces the risk of infection during operations. It is particularly useful for orthopaedic procedures. The hospital is able to perform surgery for both breast and bowel cancer, but only the bowel cancer service is BUPA-approved. Chemotherapy is also available to treat the disease.
Nuffield Health Shrewsbury Hospital, Shrewsbury: The Shropshire Nuffield Hospital is based in Shrewsbury and offers a range of private medical, surgical and diagnostic services. It has 34 beds, two major operating theatres (both of which are equipped with laminar flow) and two minor operating theatres. Surgery is available for both breast and bowel cancer, and both units have BUPA-approval. Palliative care services are available for those patients whose illness is terminal. The hospital is able to perform mammography in order to diagnose breast cancer. Other diagnostic services available include MRI scans, x-ray and ultrasound. Although The Shropshire Nuffield does not perform surgery on children, it does offer outpatient services for younger patients. There are physiotherapy services at the hospital, and special treatment available for patients suffering from a sports injury.
Nuffield Health Taunton Hospital, Taunton: Nuffield Hospitals was established in 1957 and has since been providing high quality healthcare services to local communities. As a not for profit organisation and a registered charity, they reinvest their entire surplus back into improved health services such as improved facilities and services, modern technology and equipment. Nuffield Hospitals provides healthcare services for many varying needs from simple blood tests to heart surgery, and aim to provide treatments and services to meet a variety of needs.
Nuffield Health Tees Hospital, Stockton-on-Tees: Nuffield Hospitals was established in 1957 and has since been providing high quality healthcare services to local communities. As a not for profit organisation and a registered charity, they reinvest their entire surplus back into improved health services such as improved facilities and services, modern technology and equipment. Nuffield Hospitals provides healthcare services for many varying needs from simple blood tests to heart surgery, and aim to provide treatments and services to meet a variety of needs.
Nuffield Health The Grosvenor Hospital, Chester , Chester: The Grosvenor Nuffield Hospital is based in Chester, and provides a range of private hospital services from its 35 bed facility. The hospital has two major operating theatres, one of which is equipped with laminar flow. This special clean air system helps to reduce the risk of infection during operations, and is particularly useful during joint replacement procedures. Surgical services for both breast and bowel cancer are offered, though neither of the units are BUPA-approved. The hospital is also able to provide chemotherapy to treat cancer.
Nuffield Health The Manor Hospital (Oxford), Oxford: This hospital is part of Nuffield Health
Nuffield Health Tunbridge Wells Hospital, Tunbridge Wells: The Tunbridge Wells Nuffield Hospital is a reasonably large private healthcare facility, with 58 beds. It has three operating theatres - two major, one minor - and one of the major theatres is equipped with laminar flow. There are surgical services for both breast and bowel cancer, and both units are BUPA-approved. Chemotherapy is available for the treatment of the disease. Palliative care is available for patients whose illness is terminal.
Nuffield Health Warwickshire Hospital, Leamington Spa
Nuffield Health Wessex Hospital, Eastleigh: The Wessex Nuffield Hospital - located in Chandlers Ford, Hampshire - has 46 beds and offers a range of medical, surgical and diagnostic services. Two of these beds are critical care, and there are always at least two members of staff on duty with Advanced Life Support training. There are three major operating theatres at the theatre, all of which are laminar flow - this special clean air system reduces the risk of infection during operations. There is also one minor operating theatre. Physiotherapy is available at the hospital, with special treatment for sports injuries, hydrotherapy and an onsite gymnasium also available. Although the hospital does not perform surgery on children under three years of age, it is able to operate on those between the ages of three and twelve. Again, there are always at least two members of staff on duty with Paediatric Advanced Life Support training.
Nuffield Health Woking Hospital, Woking: The Woking Nuffield Hospital has 47 beds. Two of these are critical care, and there is always at least one member of staff on site with current Advanced Life Support training. There are three operating theatres at the hospital - two major, and one minor. Both major theatres are equipped with laminar flow, a clean air system which reduces the risk of infection during operations. Surgical services are offered for both breast and bowel cancer, though only the bowel cancer unit is BUPA-approved at present. The hospital can perform mammography - a test which helps to diagnose breast cancer. Other diagnostic services include x-ray, ultrasound and bone densitometry. The last helps to diagnose conditions such as osteoporosis. Although the hospital does not operate on children under the age of three, it is able to operate on children aged between three and twelve. Again, there is always at least one member of staff on site with Paediatric Advanced Life Support training.
Nuffield Health Wolverhampton Hospital, Wolverhampton: The Wolverhampton Nuffield Hospital has 39 beds, and three operating theatres. Of the two major theatres, one is equipped with laminar flow. This clean air system helps to reduce the risk of infection during operations, and is particularly useful for orthopaedic procedures. There are surgical services for both breast and bowel cancer, and both units are BUPA-approved. Chemotherapy is also available for the treatment of the disease. Palliative care is available for patients whose illness is terminal.
Nuffield Health York Hospital, York: Pain management, outpatient physiotherapy services and bone density scanning for osteoporosis are among the range of services offered by Purey Cust. Other specialties include cosmetic and jaw surgery. The only surgery for cancer available here is for breast cancer, and this service is BUPA-approved. Although there are no intensive care beds, there is a minimum of four advanced life-support staff on duty, more than many private hospitals can provide.