List of Private hospitals available beginning with S

Shepton Mallet NHS Treatment Centre, Shepton Mallet: Shepton Mallet NHS Treatment Centre specialises in providing NHS patients with swift access to elective and diagnostic procedures such as ear nose and throat procedures, dental extraction, endoscopy, general surgery, gynaecology, joint replacements, minor orthopaedic surgery, ophthalmology and urology. At Shepton Mallet NHS Treatment Centre our priority is to ensure that patients receive timely, high quality treatment in pleasant, clean and comfortable surroundings. The treatment centre has 34 beds, four operating theatres, a day-surgery facility and a comprehensive diagnostic department.
Southampton NHS Treatment Centre, Southampton: This hospital is part of Care UK
Spire Alexandra Hospital, Walderslade: The Spire Alexandra Hospital is a private facility with 40 beds. It has two major operating theatres and a dedicated Endoscopy suite The hospital has BUPA approved surgical services for breast and colorectal and Gynae cancers. It does not, however, offer chemotherapy, radiotherapy or palliative care. The hospital does not perform surgery on children under three, but it does operate on children from three to 16 years of age. There are always at least two members of staff with Paediatric Advanced Life Support Training on site at any one time.
Spire Bristol Hospital, Bristol: The Spire Hospital Bristol has 72 beds and provides a range of medical, surgical and diagnostic services. The hospital is able to perform heart bypass surgery, and also offers cardiac catheterisation, exercise ECG, coronary angioplasty and cardiac rehabilitation. There are four critical care beds, and always at least two members of staff on site with Advanced Life Support Training. A wide range of physiotherapy services are offered. Hydrotherapy is available, along with treatment for sports injury, and there is a rehabilitation gymnasium on site.
Spire Bushey Hospital, Watford: Spire Bushey hospital has 73 beds, 20 consulting rooms, 2 minor procedure rooms and five major operating theatres (three of which are equipped with laminar flow – a special clean air system to reduce the risk of infection). The hospital is a premium private facility, dedicated to the highest standards of cleanliness, clinical care and exceptional customer service.
Spire Cambridge Lea Hospital, Cambridge: The 68-bedded Spire Cambridge Lea Hospital offers a wide range of medical, surgical and diagnostic services. The hospital has four critical care beds and at least two members of staff with Advanced Life Support Training on site at any one time. The hospital has four major operating theatres in all - two of which are equipped with laminar flow. This is a special clean air system which reduces the risk of infection during operations, and which is particularly useful for orthopaedic procedures, especially joint replacement.
Spire Cardiff Hospital, Cardiff: Spire Hospital Cardiff has 64 beds, three operating theatres and one ambulatory care and diagnostic suite. The three major operating theatres have laminar flow. This is a special clean air system, which reduces the risk of infection during operations. It is particularly useful during orthopaedic procedures - specifically joint replacement. Diagnostic services include MRI, CT and PET scanning, bone densitometry, x-ray and ultrasound services.
Spire Cheshire Hospital, Warrington: Spire Cheshire Hospital first opened in 1988 to offer high levels of medical and surgical treatment and personal care. The hospital is situated close to the Cheshire countryside, but within easy reach of the motorway networks – it is just off junction 10 of the M56 with Manchester and Liverpool airports only 30 minutes away.
Spire Clare Park Hospital, Farnham: Spire Hospital Clare Park has 38 beds, and two major operating theatres. One of these is equipped with laminar flow - this is a special clean air system which reduces the risk of infection during operations, and which is particularly useful during orthopaedic procedures. The hospital offers a range of medical, surgical and diagnostic services. It is able to perform surgery for both breast and bowel cancer, and both the bowel and the breast cancer units are BUPA-approved. Diagnostic services at the hospital include MRI and CT scanning, x-ray, ultrasound, done densitometry and mammography.
Spire Dunedin Hospital, Reading: The 50-bedded Spire Dunedin Hospital in Reading has two major operating theatres - one of which is equipped with laminar flow. This is a special clean air system which reduces the risk of infection during operations. The hospital has four critical care beds, and always has at least two staff on site with Advanced Life Support training. The hospital has a mobile MRI scanner. This is better than x-rays for scanning the soft tissue in the body.
Spire Elland Hospital, Elland: Spire Hospital Elland has 43 beds and provides a wide range of medical, surgical and diagnostic services. The hospital has a CT and MRI scanner - both of which can provide better scans of soft tissue in the body than conventional x-rays - and also offers ultrasound and bone densitometry. Although the hospital does not offer chemotherapy, it does provide surgical services for breast cancer and colorectal cancer, and both these units are BUPA-approved. The hospital also provides palliative care services. A range of complementary therapies is on offer. Acupuncture, aromatherapy and homeopathy are all available at the hospital. There are two critical care beds, and always at least two Advanced Life Support trained staff on site at any one time.
Spire Fylde Coast Hospital, Blackpool: The Spire Fylde Coast Hospital, based in Blackpool, is a 39-bed private hospital. It has two major operating theatres - one of which is equipped with laminar flow. This is a special clean air system which reduces the risk of infection, especially during orthopaedic operations. The hospital has both a static MRI and a static CT scanner. These scanners are better than x-rays at imaging soft tissue in the body. The hospital does also offer x-ray and ultrasound services. Physiotherapy is available at the hospital, and sports injury treatment available. The hospital performs surgery for both breast and bowel cancer, but neither of these units is BUPA-approved.
Spire Gatwick Park Hospital, Horley: The 64-bedded Spire Gatwick Park Hospital provides a range of medical, surgical and diagnostic services. There are three critical care beds, and always at least two members of staff with Advanced Life Support Training on site at any one time. The hospital has a static MRI scanner, and a mobile CT scanner. These are better than conventional x-rays at imaging soft tissue in the body. Other diagnostic services offered include x-ray and ultrasound. The hospital is able to perform surgery for both breast cancer and colorectal cancer, and both units are BUPA-approved. The hospital does not, however, offer chemotherapy, radiotherapy or palliative care.
Spire Harpenden Hospital, Harpenden: The Spire Hospital Harpenden has 72 beds (including day case beds) and four operating theatres. Three of those theatres have laminar flow - this is a special clean air system which reduces the risk of infection during operations. There is one portable laminar flow available. The hospital has surgical services for breast and bowel cancer, and its breast care unit is BUPA-approved.
Spire Hartswood Hospital, Brentwood: The Spire Hartswood Hospital has 58 beds, three major operating theatres and one minor operating theatre. Two of the major operating theatres have laminar flow - this is a special clean air system which reduces the risk of infection during operations, and which is particularly useful during orthopaedic procedures. The hospital has two critical care beds, and there are always at least three members of staff on site with Advanced Life Support Training.
Spire Hull And East Riding Hospital, Hull: The Spire Hospital Hull and East Riding is a 56-bed private hospital which offers a range of surgical, medical and diagnostic services. The hospital has nine critical care beds, and there are always at least two members of staff with Advanced Life Support training on site at any one time. Heart bypass operations can be performed on site, and cardiac catheterisation, exercise ECG and coronary angioplasty are all offered. However, the hospital does not offer cardiac rehabilitation services. The hospital is able to perform surgery for breast cancer and colorectal cancer, and both units are BUPA-approved. Diagnostic services available at the hospital include MRI and CT scans, x-ray, ultrasound and mammography.
Spire Leeds Hospital, Leeds: This is the region's leading independent centre for cardiac care, cosmetic and reconstructive surgery, orthopaedic surgery and cancer treatment, and one of only nine private facilities to earn our quality award for heart services. The eight critical-care beds are manned by a minimum of four advanced life-support staff at all times, earning our quality award.
Spire Leicester Hospital, Leicester: Spire Hospital Leicester is a large private hospital, with 76 beds. It has four major operating theatres in all. Two of these have laminar flow - this is a special clean air system, which reduces the risk of infection during operations. It is particularly useful for orthopaedic procedures, specifically joint replacement. The hospital offers surgical services for breast and bowel cancer, and both units are BUPA-approved. Chemotherapy services and palliative care is also available, but the hospital does not offer radiotherapy. Heart bypass surgery is performed at the hospital, as is exercise ECG and coronary angiography. The hospital does not perform surgery on anyone under 18 years of age. There is always at least one member of staff on site with Paediatric Advanced Life Support training.
Spire Little Aston Hospital, Sutton Coldfield: Spire Hospital Little Aston is, with 69 beds, a reasonably large private hospital. It offers a range of medical, surgical and diagnostic facilities to Sutton Coldfield and the surrounding areas of the West Midlands. There are three critical care beds at the hospital, and always at least two members of staff on site with Advanced Life Support training. This means that support is always available in the event of an emergency. The hospital has four operating theatres. Three of these are major theatres and of these two have laminar flow. This is a special clean air system which reduces the risk of infection during operations, and which is particularly useful for orthopaedic procedures, especially joint replacement.
Spire Liverpool Hospital, Liverpool: Spire Liverpool Hospital is based in Liverpool and has 58 beds. Surgical services for both breast and bowel cancers are available from the hospital, and both units are BUPA approved. Chemotherapy and radiotherapy are also available to treat the disease, and palliative care services are available for patients whose illness is terminal. A range of diagnostic services is also offered by the hospital. Mobile MRI and CT scanners are available, as well as ultrasound, x-ray, and mammography, are all also available. The hospital offers a range of physiotherapy services, including specialist treatment for sports injuries and hydrotherapy. There is a gymnasium on site to help with patient rehabilitation. There are always two members of staff with current Advanced Life Support training on duty at any one time.
Spire Manchester Hospital, Manchester: Spire Hospital Manchester is a large private hospital. It has 86 beds, and four operating theatres. The hospital offers a surgical service for both breast and colorectal cancer - it is able to perform mammography to diagnose breast cancer - and the breast care unit is BUPA-accredited. Surgery services for children under 12 are provided, and there are always at least two members of staff on site with Paediatric Advanced Life Support training. This means there is good cover in the event of an emergency. The hospital has four critical care beds. A range of diagnostic services is offered, including CT and MRI scans, x-ray and ultrasound. Physiotherapy and sports injury treatment is available, and there is a rehabilitation gym on site.
Spire Methley Park Hospital, Leeds: The hospital has 36 beds, including day case beds, and two major operating theatres. Both are equipped with a clean air system which reduces the risk of infection during operations. Spire Methley Park is able to perform surgery for both breast and bowel cancer facilities, and the bowel cancer unit is BUPA-approved. Although the hospital does not perform surgery on children of under three, 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, as well as a Resident Medical Officer, so there is cover in the event of an emergency. Diagnostic services include MRI scans, x-ray, ultrasound and bone densitometry - the last being useful for the diagnosis of the brittle bone disease osteoporosis.
Spire Murrayfield Hospital Edinburgh, Edinburgh: The 70-bedded Spire Murrayfield Hospital in Edinburgh offers a range of medical and surgical services. The hospital has a mobile MRI scanner, and also has x-ray and ultrasound facilities. The hospital provides a range of cancer services. Chemotherapy is offered. The hospital can operate on both breast and colorectal cancer, and has BUPA accreditation for both its breast and bowel cancer units. There are two critical care beds at the hospital, and always at least one member of staff with Advanced Life Support Training at site at any one time. Although the hospital does not offer heart surgery, it does perform cardiac cathetherisation, exercise ECG and cardiac rehabilitation.
Spire Murrayfield Hospital Wirral, Wirral: The Spire Murrayfield Hospital in Wirral has 65 beds, three major operating theatres, and one minor operating theatre. Two of the major theatres have laminar flow - this is a special clean air system which reduces the risk of infection during operations. It's particularly useful during orthopaedic procedures, specifically joint replacement. Although the hospital does not perform surgery on children who are younger than three, it is able to operate on youngsters between three and 12.
Spire Norwich Hospital, Norwich: Opened in 1983, the major specialties of Spire Hospital Norwich are orthopaedics, general surgery, gynaecology, urology and ophthalmology. Other specialised facilities include obesity, minimal invasive and day surgery. MRI, CT and bone densitometry are also offered. The hospital has 67 beds, with rooms having en suite bathroom facilities, satellite TV, radio and telephone. There are 3 modern high specification operating theatres (2 with a laminar flow clean air system) equipped for both minor and major complex surgical procedures, together with recovery suite, a high dependency unit, a dedicated day care unit, a minor procedures theatre and 13 purpose-built out-patient consulting rooms. The hospital also has on-site chemotherapy service, pharmacy, physiotherapy, sports injury clinic, gymnasium and an x-ray department.
Spire Parkway Hospital, Solihull: Spire Parkway Hospital in Solihull has 57 beds, including an 8 bedded Day Care facility, and 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. It is particularly useful during orthopaedic procedures, especially joint replacement. The hospital can perform surgery for breast and bowel cancer, and is BUPA Approved for the provision of breast and colorectal cancer services. Chemotherapy is also available in order to treat cancer, and mammography is available in order to diagnose breast cancer. A range of other diagnostic services are available. MRI and CT scans can be performed - better at imaging soft tissue than conventional x-rays - and bone densitometry scans can identify problems such as osteoporosis. Physiotherapy services are offered, with specialist treatment for sports injury available. Hydrotherapy and an onsite gymnasium also form part of the services offered at BUPA Parkway.
Spire Portsmouth Hospital, Havant: Spire Hospital Portsmouth, located in Havant, is a 50-bed private hospital. The hospital is able to provide a range of cancer services, including surgery for breast and bowel cancer. Both units are BUPA-approved. Chemotherapy and palliative care services are both also available, although radiotherapy is not offered. There is always at least one member of staff on site with Advanced Paediatric Life Support Training, meaning that there is cover in the event of an emergency. Several diagnostic services are available at the hospital. There are mobile MRI and CT scanners - these are better than normal x-rays at imaging soft tissue in the body - and ultrasound, cardiac catheterisation and mammography are also all available.
Spire Regency Hospital, Macclesfield: Facilities include two operating theatres, and the hospital offers x-ray, pathology and physiotherapy services and osteoporosis screening. The breast cancer unit has BUPA approval, although without chemotherapy this hospital does not qualify for our quality award. New procedures offered here include refractive surgery, photodynamic therapy a fertility clinic and minimally invasive Varicose Vein clinics. A mobile MRI scanner visits weekly.
Spire Roding Hospital, Ilford: Spire Roding is a reasonably large private hospital, with 65 beds and five operating theatres. As such, it offers a range of surgical, medical and diagnostic services. The hospital can perform surgery in order to treat breast and bowel cancer, and can also provide chemotherapy to treat the disease. Spire Roding is an accredited BUPA-approved centre for Breast and Bowel Cancer. A range of diagnostic services is available, including MRI and CT scans, x-ray, ultrasound, and bone densitometry. The last can identify problems such as the brittle bone disease osteoporosis. Physiotherapy services are offered at the hospital, and there is special treatment available for sports injury. A gymnasium on site provides rehabilitation services.
Spire South Bank Hospital, Worcester: Spire South Bank Hospital in Worcester is a 41-bedded private hospital, with three operating theatres. Two of these are major operating theatres, one minor. Of the major, one has laminar flow. This is a special clean air system which reduces the risk of infection during operations. It is particularly useful during orthopaedic procedures. Although the hospital does not perform surgery on children under three years of age, it is able to undertake procedures on children between three and 12. When children are in the hospital, there are always at least two Advanced Paediatric Life Support trained staff on site at any time - this means that there is coverage in the event of an emergency. Physiotherapy services are available, with specialist sports injury treatment offered. Hydrotherapy can be offered off site, and there is also a gymnasium for rehabilitation purposes. The hospital is able to undertake surgery to treat breast and bowel cancer. The bowel cancer unit has BUPA accreditation.
Spire Southampton Hospital, Southampton: Spire Hospital Southampton is a fairly large private hospital, with 78 beds, four major operating theatres, and one minor operating theatre. The major operating theatres all have laminar flow - this is a special clean air system which reduces the risk of infection during operations. The hospital is able to perform heart bypass, and also offers cardiac catheterisation, exercise ECG and coronary angioplasty. It does not, however, offer cardiac rehabilitation. The hospital is able to perform surgery for breast and bowel cancer, and both units are BUPA-approved. Surgery for three to 12 year olds is offered, and there are always at least two members of staff on duty with Advanced Paediatric Life Support training.
Spire St Saviour's Hospital, Hythe: Spire St Saviour's Hospital, in Hythe, Kent offers high quality private hospital services to patients in East Kent including Canterbury, Dover, Folkestone, Hythe, Tenterden and Ashford. It has two major operating theatres; one of these has laminar flow which is a special clean air system which reduces the risk of infection during operations, which is particularly useful for orthopaedic procedures. The hospital has a breast clinic for rapid diagnosis and treatment of breast cancer and we are a BUPA approved breast care centre of excellence. Our teams also treat skin cancer, prostate cancer, bladder cancer and lung cancer.
Spire Sussex Hospital, St Leonards 0n Sea: Opened in 1977, Spire Hospital Hastings was built in partnership with the local NHS Trust and adjoins the Conquest Hospital. The hospital has two major operating theatres, one of which has a laminar flow system and is used for all orthopaedic surgery. The hospital offers a wide range of specialist services for most orthopaedic surgery. The hospital is BUPA approved for breast and colo-rectal surgery. Physiotherapy and sports injury services are available and there is a gym on site.
Spire Thames Valley Hospital, Wexham: The 50-bed Spire Thames Valley Hospital in Wexham, Buckinghamshire is a 50-bed private hospital offering a range of healthcare services. It has two major operating theatres, both of which are equipped with laminar flow - this is a special clean air system which reduces the risk of infection. The hospital has surgical services for both breast and bowel cancer, and both units are BUPA-approved. Palliative care is available for patients whose illness is terminal. Thames Valley Nuffield can perform mammography to diagnose breast cancer. Other diagnostic services at the hospital include MRI scans, x-rays and ultrasound. Although the hospital does not operate on children under three years of age, it does operate on children aged between three and twelve. There are always at least two members of staff on site with current Paediatric Advanced Life Support training to help in the event of an emergency.
Spire Tunbridge Wells Hospital, Tunbridge Wells: Spire Hospital Tunbridge Wells has 36 bedrooms, each with en-suite facilities. This includes two mother and child rooms and a twin-bedded high dependency unit. An RMO provides 24 hour cover, seven days a week. The hospital is a BUPA approved breast care unit, a BUPA approved bowel cancer unit and hold IIP accreditation. Within the Outpatient Department there are 10 consulting rooms, two treatment rooms and a plaster room as well as a new BUPA Wellness Health Screening Clinic. The Radiology Department provides general radiography, ultrasound, fluroscopy, mammography, cardiac catheterisation, MRI screening and multi-slice CT screening. Theatres have two operating theatres with laminar flow air systems and recovery area and one endoscopy suite. Most major operating procedures are performed within theatres including bariatric surgery.
Spire Washington Hospital, Washington: The Spire Hospital Washington has 35 beds and offers a range of surgical, diagnostic and medical services. The hospital is able to perform surgery for both breast and bowel cancer, with both units BUPA-approved. It also offers chemotherapy services. There are two critical care beds at the hospital, and always at least one member of staff on site with Advanced Life Support training, so there is coverage in the event of an emergency. The hospital has two major operating theatres, both of which are laminar flow - this is a special clean air system which reduces the risk of infection during an operation. There is also one minor operating theatre.
Spire Wellesley Hospital, Southend on Sea: The Spire Wellesley Hospital is located in Southend on Sea, Essex, and provides a range of medical, surgical and diagnostic services and particularly specialises in orthopaedic surgery. It has 51 beds and three operating theatres and a dedicated endoscopy suite. 2 beds are for critical care (HDU level 2), and there are always at least two Advanced Life Support trained staff on site at any one time, meaning help is always on hand in the event of an emergency. The hospital can perform surgery to treat breast and bowel cancer, and both units are BUPA approved. Mammography to diagnose breast cancer is available, and palliative care services offered for those whose illness is terminal. Physiotherapy services are offered by the hospital, with special sports injury treatment available. A gymnasium is on site and helps with patient rehabilitation. The hospital is able to perform surgery on children between three and 12 years of age. Again, there is always at least one Paediatric Advanced Life Support trained member of staff on duty at any one time to provide support in the event of an emergency.
Spire Yale Hospital, Wrexham: Spire Yale Private Hospital, Wrexham, Wales provides comprehensive private hospital care to patients from Wrexham and surrounding parts of North and Mid Wales, Cheshire and Shropshire. There are additional outpatient facilities at Spire Abergele Consulting Rooms on the North Wales coast providing clinic appointments with a range of consultants, xray and ultrasound scanning and minor procedure facilities.
St Anthony's Hospital, Sutton: The hospital is also a major independent provider of complex cardiac services, performing over 200 coronary artery bypass graft operations per year.