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Hospital List Where Can I Get Treatment? Health Insurance Hospital List Where can I get treatment? As a Health+ member, you have access to leading private facilities which provide quality medical care. You can choose from three different lists: Essential Includes hospitals from the largest hospital groups and NHS private patient units. Standard Extends the coverage of the Essential list to include independent hospitals and clinics. Extended Offers the widest choice and provides access to a greater number of London hospitals. If you already have a Health+ policy, please check your Policy Certificate to find out which hospital list you are covered on. Please note you are only eligible for treatment at hospitals on your chosen list. Hospital lists often change as hospitals and clinics are added or removed, so you should always check with us before arranging treatment on 0300 123 3253. Contents 1 England including the Isle of Wight 3 2 Channel Islands 14 3 Northern Ireland 14 4 Scotland 15 5 Wales 15 2 www.the-exeter.com England including the Isle of Wight Essential Standard Extended Bedfordshire BMI The Manor Hospital Bedford 3 3 3 Luton & Dunstable Hospital Luton NHS 3 3 3 Berkshire The Bridge Clinic Maidenhead 3 3 Spire Dunedin Hospital Reading 3 3 3 Royal Berkshire Hospital Reading NHS 3 3 3 Berkshire Independent Hospital Reading 3 3 3 Circle Reading Reading 3 3 Spire Thames Valley Hospital Slough 3 3 3 Wexham Park Hospital Slough NHS 3 3 3 Cardinal Clinic Slough P 3 3 3 BMI The Princess Margaret Hospital Windsor 3 3 3 Spire Thames Valley Hospital Windsor Clinic Windsor 3 3 3 GenesisCare Windsor Windsor 3 3 Bristol Bristol Haematology and Oncology Centre Bristol NHS 3 3 3 Bristol Royal Hospital for Children Bristol NHS 3 3 3 Bristol Heart Institute Bristol NHS 3 3 3 Bristol Royal Infirmary Bristol NHS 3 3 3 Bristol Eye Hospital Bristol NHS 3 3 3 Spire Bristol Hospital Bristol 3 3 3 Nuffield Health Bristol Hospital - The Chesterfield Bristol 3 3 3 Southmead Hospital Bristol NHS 3 3 3 Spire Oncology Centre, South West Bristol 3 3 3 Gladstones Clinic Ltd Bristol P 3 3 3 Priory Hospital Bristol Bristol P 3 3 3 Buckinghamshire Stoke Mandeville Hospital Aylesbury NHS 3 3 3 BMI The Chiltern Hospital Great Missenden 3 3 3 BMI The Shelburne Hospital High Wycombe 3 3 3 Blakelands Hospital Milton Keynes 3 3 3 GenesisCare Milton Keynes Milton Keynes 3 3 BMI The Saxon Clinic Milton Keynes 3 3 3 BMI The Paddocks Clinic Princes Risborough 3 3 3 Windsor Cardiology Stoke Poges 3 3 NHS = NHS hospitals with private facilities P = Psychiatric hospital. Access to these hospitals is only available if you have selected the Mental Health option on your plan Health+ Hospital List 3 Essential Standard Extended Cambridgeshire Addenbrookes Hospital Cambridge NHS 3 3 3 Cambridge Heart Clinic Cambridge 3 3 GenesisCare Cambridge Cambridge 3 3 Spire Cambridge Lea Hospital Cambridge 3 3 3 Papworth Hospital Cambridge NHS 3 3 3 Nuffield Health Cambridge Hospital Cambridge 3 3 3 Hinchingbrooke Hospital Huntingdon NHS 3 3 3 Fitzwilliam Hospital Peterborough 3 3 3 Peterborough City Hospital Peterborough NHS 3 3 3 Cheshire BMI The Alexandra Hospital Cheadle 3 3 3 Everything Skin Clinic Cheadle 3 3 Nuffield Health The Grosvenor Hospital (Chester) Chester 3 3 3 Spire Regency Hospital Macclesfield 3 3 3 Spire Cheshire Hospital Warrington 3 3 3 Cornwall Duchy Hospital Truro 3 3 3 Royal Cornwall Hospital (Treliske) Truro NHS 3 3 3 County Durham BMI Woodlands Hospital Darlington 3 3 3 Nuffield Health Tees Hospital Stockton-On-Tees 3 3 3 Cumbria Cumberland Infirmary Carlisle NHS 3 3 3 West Cumberland Hospital Whitehaven NHS 3 3 3 Derbyshire Royal Derby Hospital Derby NHS 3 3 3 Nuffield Health Derby Hospital Derby 3 3 3 Devon North Devon District Hospital Barnstaple NHS 3 3 3 Nuffield Health Exeter Hospital Exeter 3 3 3 Royal Devon & Exeter Hospital Exeter NHS 3 3 3 Exeter Medical Exeter 3 3 Derriford Hospital Plymouth NHS 3 3 3 Nuffield Health Plymouth Hospital Plymouth 3 3 3 Mount Stuart Hospital Torquay 3 3 3 Torbay Hospital Torquay NHS 3 3 3 NHS = NHS hospitals with private facilities P = Psychiatric hospital. Access to these hospitals is only available if you have selected the Mental Health option on your plan 4 www.the-exeter.com Essential Standard Extended Dorset The Bournemouth Private Clinic Bournemouth 3 3 Royal Bournemouth Hospital Bournemouth NHS 3 3 3 Nuffield Health Bournemouth Hospital Bournemouth 3 3 3 Dorset County Hospital Dorchester NHS 3 3 3 BMI The Winterbourne Hospital Dorchester 3 3 3 Melbury Clinic Holt Mill 3 3 BMI The Harbour Hospital Poole 3 3 3 Poole Hospital Poole NHS 3 3 3 Essex Spire Hartswood Hospital Brentwood 3 3 3 Nuffield Health Brentwood Hospital Brentwood 3 3 3 The Holly Private Hospital Buckhurst Hill 3 Broomfield Hospital Chelmsford NHS 3 3 3 GenesisCare Chelmsford Chelmsford 3 3 Spire Specialist Care Centre Chelmsford 3 3 3 Springfield Hospital Chelmsford 3 3 3 The Chelmsford Chelmsford 3 Baddow Hospital Chelmsford 3 3 Priory Hospital Chelmsford Chelmsford P 3 3 3 Oaks Hospital Colchester 3 3 3 Spire Roding Hospital Ilford 3 3 3 Spire Wellesley Hospital Southend-On-Sea 3 3 3 Southend Hospital Southend-On-Sea NHS 3 3 3 BMI Southend Hospital Westcliff-on-Sea 3 3 3 Gloucestershire Cheltenham General Hospital Cheltenham NHS 3 3 3 Nuffield Health Cheltenham Hospital Cheltenham 3 3 3 Winfield Hospital Gloucester 3 3 3 Gloucestershire Royal Hospital Gloucester NHS 3 3 3 Greater London Skin Care Network Barnet 3 BMI The Kings Oak Hospital Enfield 3 3 3 BMI The Cavell Hospital Enfield 3 3 3 BMI The Clementine Churchill Hospital Harrow 3 3 3 Northwick Park Hospital (Trustplus) Harrow NHS 3 3 3 Cygnet Hospital Harrow Harrow P 3 3 3 BMI Bishops Wood Hospital Northwood 3 3 3 Mount Vernon Cancer Centre Northwood NHS 3 3 3 Harefield Hospital Uxbridge NHS 3 3 3 NHS = NHS hospitals with private facilities P = Psychiatric hospital. Access to these hospitals is only available if you have selected the Mental Health option on your plan Health+ Hospital List 5 Essential Standard Extended Greater Manchester BMI The Beaumont Hospital Bolton 3 3 3 HCA UK at The Wilmslow Hospital Manchester 3 Christie Clinic Manchester 3 Christie Hospital Manchester NHS 3 3 3 Face and Eye Clinic Manchester 3 3 Manchester Royal Eye Hospital Manchester NHS 3 3 3 Nuffield Health Manchester Diagnostic Suite Manchester 3 3 3 Optegra Manchester Eye Hospital Manchester 3 3 Spire Manchester Clinic Hale Manchester 3 3 3 Spire Manchester Hospital Manchester 3 3 3 Cheadle Royal Hospital Manchester P 3 3 3 Priory Hospital Altrincham Manchester P 3 3 3 Oaklands Hospital Salford 3 3 3 Hampshire BMI The Hampshire Clinic Basingstoke 3 3 3 The Candover Clinic Basingstoke NHS 3 3 3 North Hampshire Hospital Basingstoke NHS 3 3 3 Nuffield Health Wessex Hospital Eastleigh 3 3 3 Spire Portsmouth Hospital Havant 3 3 3 GenesisCare Portsmouth Havant 3 3 Queen Alexandra Hospital Portsmouth NHS 3 3 3 St Mary’s Hospital Portsmouth NHS 3 3 3 GenesisCare Southampton Southampton 3 3 Spire Southampton Hospital Southampton 3 3 3 Southampton General Hospital Southampton NHS 3 3 3 The Manor Clinic Ltd Southampton P 3 3 3 Priory Hospital Southampton Southampton P 3 3 3 Optegra Solent Eye Hospital Whiteley 3 3 BMI Sarum Road Hospital Winchester 3 3 3 Hereford & Worcestershire BMI The Droitwich Spa Hospital Droitwich Spa 3 3 3 Hereford County Hospital Hereford NHS 3 3 3 Nuffield Health Hereford Hospital Hereford 3 3 3 Spire South Bank Hospital Worcester 3 3 3 Hertfordshire GenesisCare Elstree Elstree 3 3 Elstree Outpatients and Diagnostic Centre Elstree 3 Spire Harpenden Hospital Harpenden 3 3 3 One Hatfield Hatfield 3 3 NHS = NHS hospitals with private facilities P = Psychiatric hospital. Access to these hospitals is only available if you have selected the Mental Health option on your plan 6 www.the-exeter.com Essential Standard Extended Hadley Wood Hospital High Barnet NHS 3 3 3 Pinehill Hospital Hitchin 3 3 3 Rivers Hospital Sawbridgeworth 3 3 3 Lister Hospital Stevenage NHS 3 3 3 Spire Bushey Hospital Watford 3 3 3 Queen Elizabeth II Hospital Welwyn Garden City NHS 3 3 3 Isle of Wight St. Mary’s Hospital Newport NHS 3 3 3 Kent One Ashford Ashford 3 3 William Harvey Hospital Ashford NHS 3 3 3 Spencer Private Hospital Ashford 3 3 BMI The Sloane Hospital Beckenham 3 3 3 Benenden Hospital Benenden 3 3 Priory Hospital Hayes Grove Bromley P 3 3 3 BMI The Chaucer Hospital Canterbury 3 3 3 Canterbury Skin & Laser Clinic Canterbury 3 3 Kent & Canterbury Hospital Canterbury NHS 3 3 3 Kent Oncology Centre Canterbury NHS 3 3 3 Spire Alexandra Hospital Chatham 3 3 3 Darent Valley Hospital Dartford NHS 3 3 3 Kent Oncology Centre Maidstone NHS 3 3 3 KIMS Hospital Maidstone 3 3 Maidstone Hospital Maidstone NHS 3 3 3 Queen Elizabeth The Queen Mother Hospital Margate NHS 3 3 3 Spencer Private Hospital Margate 3 3 BMI Chelsfield Park Hospital Orpington 3 3 3 Spire Tunbridge Wells Hospital Tunbridge Wells 3 3 3 Tunbridge Wells Hospital Tunbridge Wells NHS 3 3 3 Nuffield Health Tunbridge Wells Hospital Tunbridge Wells 3 3 3 Cygnet Hospital Godden Green Tunbridge Wells P 3 3 3 Priory Ticehurst House Tunbridge Wells P 3 3 3 GenesisCare Maidstone West Malling 3 3 Lancashire BMI The Beardwood Hospital Blackburn 3 3 3 Blackpool Victoria Hospital Blackpool NHS 3 3 3 Spire Fylde Coast Hospital Blackpool 3 3 3 Euxton Hall Hospital Chorley 3 3 3 BMI Gisburne Park Hospital Clitheroe 3 3 3 NHS = NHS hospitals with private facilities P = Psychiatric hospital.
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