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Elite Hospital List What Hospitals Can I Use? Elite Hospital List What hospitals can I use? The Freedom Elite hospital list offers access to a comprehensive range of private hospitals throughout the United Kingdom (UK) to all our members. It includes all of the hospitals in the UK’s largest hospital groups, such as BMI Healthcare, Nuffield Health, Spire Healthcare and Ramsay Health Care, together with a number of select local providers such as Aspen Healthcare and CircleHealth. It also includes a number of regional independent hospitals. There is a small number of hospitals based in central London which will only be covered if your policy has the London Plus hospital list extension. These hospitals are shown on page 11. If your policy includes the London Plus hospital list extension, it will be shown on your certificate. We regularly review the services provided and the charges made by the hospitals on our list and so hospitals may be added to or deleted from the list from time to time. You should check this list whenever you need treatment to make sure the hospital you want to use is included. Please note we do not provide any guarantee of the standard of care provided to patients, which is subject to a direct contract between the patient and the provider. This list was correct at the time of printing. Freedom Health Insurance can accept no responsibility for any accidental errors or omissions. Date of issue: April 2021 National Health Service (NHS) hospitals In addition to the hospitals included in the Freedom Elite hospital list, you may also receive treatment in any NHS hospital. Unless otherwise stated, all NHS hospitals are included as part of the Freedom Elite hospital list. Any NHS hospitals which are only covered under the London Plus hospital list extension will be specifically shown. You may be treated as a private patient in a dedicated NHS private patient unit or in an NHS pay bed. However, please be aware an NHS pay bed accommodation may not differ from standard NHS accommodation and their availability is at the discretion of the hospital. Alternatively, if you choose to be treated as an NHS patient, we will pay you the benefit specified in your policy documents for each day or night spent in an NHS hospital, as an NHS patient, for treatment which is covered by the policy. Psychiatric hospitals Cover for mental health care is not included as standard under Freedom Elite and you can only claim for psychiatric treatment if your policy includes the appropriate cover. If your policy includes cover for mental health care and you require outpatient, inpatient or daypatient treatment, you must contact the claims helpline before proceeding with treatment and, if we accept your claim, we will approve the required hospital at that time. HCA Healthcare UK All HCA Healthcare UK facilities, both inside and outside of London, are only covered in full if you have the London Plus hospital list extension. This includes HCA Healthcare UK hospitals, diagnostic centres, outpatient clinics and specialist treatment centres. Contacting the claims helpline Remember to contact our claims helpline before you arrange any treatment. If you do not do so, you may find your claim will not be paid by us. How to contact the claims helpline Phone: 01202 283 580 Email: [email protected] Calls may be recorded and monitored for training and quality purposes. All written correspondence should be sent to: Freedom Health Insurance County Gates House 300 Poole Road Poole Dorset BH12 1AZ 2 Freedom Elite hospital list – Standard England Bedfordshire Town Hospital Bedford BMI The Manor Hospital Berkshire Town Hospital Reading Berkshire Independent Hospital (Ramsay Health Care UK) Reading Circle Reading Reading Spire Dunedin Hospital Slough Spire Thames Valley Hospital Windsor BMI The Princess Margaret Hospital Bristol Town Hospital Bristol Spire Bristol Hospital Bristol Nuffield Health Bristol Hospital Buckinghamshire Town Hospital Great Missenden BMI The Chiltern Hospital High Wycombe BMI The Shelburne Hospital Milton Keynes Blakelands Hospital (Ramsay Health Care UK) Milton Keynes BMI The Saxon Clinic Cambridgeshire Town Hospital Cambridge Nuffield Health Cambridge Hospital Cambridge Spire Cambridge Lea Hospital Peterborough Fitzwilliam Hospital (Ramsay Health Care UK) Cheshire Town Hospital Cheadle BMI The Alexandra Hospital Chester Nuffield Health Grosvenor Hospital Macclesfield Spire Regency Hospital Warrington Spire Cheshire Hospital 3 Cornwall Town Hospital Truro Duchy Hospital (Ramsay Health Care UK) County Durham Town Hospital Darlington BMI Woodlands Hospital Stockton on Tees Nuffield Health Tees Hospital Derbyshire Town Hospital Derby Nuffield Health Derby Hospital Devon Town Hospital Exeter Nuffield Health Exeter Hospital Plymouth Nuffield Health Plymouth Hospital Torquay Mount Stuart Hospital (Ramsay Health Care UK) Dorset Town Hospital Bournemouth Nuffield Health Bournemouth Hospital Dorchester BMI The Winterbourne Hospital Poole BMI The Harbour Hospital Essex Town Hospital Brentwood Nuffield Health Brentwood Hospital Brentwood Spire Hartswood Hospital Buckhurst Hill The Holly Hospital (Aspen Healthcare) Chelmsford Springfield Hospital (Ramsay Health Care UK) Colchester Oaks Hospital (Ramsay Health Care UK) Redbridge Spire London East Hospital Southend on Sea Spire Wellesley Hospital Westcliff on Sea BMI Southend Hospital Gloucestershire Town Hospital Cheltenham Nuffield Health Cheltenham Hospital Gloucester Winfield Hospital (Ramsay Health Care UK) 4 Greater Manchester Town Hospital Bolton BMI The Beaumont Hospital Manchester Spire Manchester Hospital Rochdale BMI The Highfield Hospital Salford Oaklands Hospital (Ramsay Health Care UK) Hampshire Town Hospital Basingstoke BMI The Hampshire Clinic Eastleigh Nuffield Health Wessex Hospital Portsmouth Spire Portsmouth Hospital Southampton Spire Southampton Hospital Winchester BMI Sarum Road Hospital Herefordshire Town Hospital Hereford Nuffield Health Hereford Hospital Hertfordshire Town Hospital Bushey Spire Bushey Hospital Harpenden Spire Harpenden Hospital Hatfield One Hatfield Hospital Hitchin Pinehill Hospital (Ramsay Health Care UK) Sawbridgeworth Rivers Hospital (Ramsay Health Care UK) Kent Town Hospital Ashford One Ashford Hospital Beckenham BMI The Sloane Hospital Canterbury BMI The Chaucer Hospital Chatham Spire Alexandra Hospital Orpington BMI Chelsfield Park Hospital Tunbridge Wells Nuffield Health Tunbridge Wells Hospital Tunbridge Wells Spire Tunbridge Wells Hospital 5 Lancashire Town Hospital Blackburn BMI The Beardwood Hospital Blackpool Spire Fylde Coast Hospital Chorley Euxton Hall Hospital (Ramsay Health Care UK) Clitheroe BMI Gisburne Park Hospital Lancaster BMI The Lancaster Hospital Ormskirk Renacres Hospital (Ramsay Health Care UK) Preston Fulwood Hall Hospital (Ramsay Health Care UK) Leicestershire Town Hospital Leicester Nuffield Health Leicester Hospital Leicester Spire Leicester Hospital Lincolnshire Town Hospital Boston Boston West Hospital (Ramsay Health Care UK) Grimsby HMT St Hugh’s Hospital Lincoln BMI The Lincoln Hospital London postal area Postcode area Hospital E1 BMI The London Independent Hospital N6 Highgate Private Hospital (Aspen Healthcare) NW4 BMI Hendon Hospital NW8 Hospital of St John and St Elizabeth SE3 BMI The Blackheath Hospital SW5 BUPA Cromwell Hospital SW19 Parkside Hospital (Aspen Healthcare) W1G King Edward VII’s Hospital W1G London Clinic Merseyside Town Hospital Liverpool Spire Liverpool Hospital St Helens Fairfield Independent Hospital Wirral Spire Murrayfield Hospital, Wirral Middlesex Town Hospital Enfield BMI The Cavell Hospital Enfield BMI The Kings Oak Hospital Harrow BMI The Clementine Churchill Hospital Northwood BMI Bishops Wood Hospital 6 Norfolk Town Hospital King’s Lynn BMI The Sandringham Hospital Norwich Spire Norwich Hospital Northamptonshire Town Hospital Kettering Woodland Hospital (Ramsay Health Care UK) Northampton BMI Three Shires Hospital Nottinghamshire Town Hospital Nottingham BMI The Park Hospital Nottingham Spire Nottingham Hospital Nottingham Woodthorpe Hospital (Ramsay Health Care UK) Oxfordshire Town Hospital Banbury Horton Treatment Centre (Ramsay Health Care UK) Banbury The Foscote Private Hospital Oxford Nuffield Health, The Manor Hospital Shropshire Town Hospital Shrewsbury Nuffield Health Shrewsbury Hospital Somerset Town Hospital Bath BMI Bath Clinic Bath Circle Bath Taunton Nuffield Health Taunton Hospital Staffordshire Town Hospital Newcastle under Lyme Nuffield Health North Staffordshire Hospital Stafford Rowley Hall Hospital (Ramsay Health Care UK) Suffolk Town Hospital Bury St Edmunds BMI St Edmunds Hospital Ipswich Nuffield Health Ipswich Hospital 7 Surrey Town Hospital Ashtead Ashtead Hospital (Ramsay Health Care UK) Caterham North Downs Hospital (Ramsay Health Care UK) Cheam Spire St Anthony’s Hospital Chertsey BMI The Runnymede Hospital Croydon BMI Shirley Oaks Hospital Croydon West Valley Hospital (Ramsay Health Care UK) Farnham Spire Clare Park Hospital Guildford BMI Mount Alvernia Hospital Guildford Nuffield Health Guildford Hospital Horley Spire Gatwick Park Hospital Kingston upon Thames New Victoria Hospital Woking Nuffield Health Woking Hospital Sussex – East Town Hospital Brighton Nuffield Health Brighton Hospital Brighton The Montefiore Hospital Hastings Spire Sussex Hospital Sussex – West Town Hospital Chichester Nuffield Health Chichester Hospital Haywards Heath Nuffield Health Haywards Heath Hospital Worthing BMI Goring Hall Hospital Tyne and Wear Town Hospital Newcastle upon Tyne Nuffield Health Newcastle
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