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Bupa-Hospital-List.Pdf Essential Access, Extended Choice and Extended Choice with Central London Hospital networks Important note: This facilities list is updated and changes from time to time. It is only valid up to and on the date that we provide it to you. The Bupa facilities finder tool will always have the most up to date list of hospitals, please visitfinder.bupa.co.uk Members are advised to call us before arranging or receiving any treatment, to confirm the facilities and benefits they are entitled to use. We have taken care to select and form agreements with a network of quality assessed hospitals in the UK. Bupa members can feel reassured knowing these hospitals are committed to Bupa’s excellent standards. Date of issue – May 2016 Postcode Provider Contact Name Essential Extended Extended Choice Telephone Access Choice including Central London Channel Islands GY4 6UU Princess Elizabeth Hospital 01481 725 241 JE1 3QS Jersey General Hospital 01534 442 000 JE2 4TJ Silkworth Lodge 01534 729 060 JE2 7LA Diagnostic Imaging Ltd 01534 498 538 JE2 7LA Lido Dermatology Limited 01494 541 864 JE2 7LA The Surgical Suite 01534 625 000 Ireland Blackrock Clinic 0353 1283 2222 Isle of Man IM1 3PE Tracey Bell Clinic 01624 613 323 IM4 4RJ Nobles Hospital 01624 650 000 London – East E1 4NL BMI The London Independent Hospital 020 7780 2400 E14 4QT Pure Sports Medicine – Canary Wharf 0844 770 0800 E14 5AR London Canary Wharf (Crossrail Place) Centre 020 7256 2462 E14 5EE Docklands Healthcare 020 7516 1700 EC1A 7BE St Bartholomew’s Hospital 020 7377 7000 EC1M 6DX National Migraine Centre 020 7251 3322 EC1V 2PD Moorfields Eye Hospital 020 7566 2803 EC2M 5TE Skin Clinic London Wall 0844 800 0322 EC2N 1AR 120 Old Broad Street 020 7496 3522 EC2N 1HT 31 Old Broad Street 020 7496 3522 EC2R 8AR Pure Sports Medicine – Threadneedle Street 0844 770 0800 EC2V 5BQ London Basinghall Bupa Health Centre 020 7200 2700 EC2V 6DN The Private Clinic Cheapside London 0800 599 9911 EC3M 6BB The Priory Fenchurch Street 020 7398 0008 EC3N 2JY The City Of London Medical Centre 020 7488 5060 EC3V 3QQ London Bank Dental Centre 020 7200 5800 EC4A 3DE London Fleet Street Bupa Health and Dental Centre 020 7599 5500 London – North N12 8TP London Day Surgery Centre 020 8445 1199 N14 6RA The Priory Hospital North London 020 8882 8191 N18 1QX North Middlesex University Hospital 020 8887 2000 N2 0EF Prais Dental Care 020 8201 8877 N6 4DJ Highgate Private Hospital 020 8341 4182 NW1 2BU Harley Street at UCH 020 7079 4344 NW1 2BU Vincent Medical 0845 155 5000 Postcode Provider Contact Name Essential Extended Extended Choice Telephone Access Choice including Central London NW1 5QH Western Eye Hospital 020 3312 6666 NW1 6SH Nightingale Hospital 020 7535 7700 NW11 7HB 999 Medical and Diagnostic Centre 020 8455 9939 NW11 9PY Wellington Diagnostic and Outpatient Centre 020 3627 3555 NW3 2QG Royal Free Hospital 020 7794 0500 NW4 1RP BMI Hendon Hospital 020 8457 4500 NW4 1RP Clinical Diagnostic Services 020 8732 3070 NW4 1RP Kurer Ultrasound Account 020 8457 4500 NW7 1RH Rhodes Farm 020 8906 0885 NW7 2ED Chase Lodge Health 020 8358 7100 NW8 9LE Wellington Hospital 020 3603 8818 NW8 9NH Hospital of St John and St Elizabeth 020 7806 4000 NW8 9NH The British Hernia Centre 020 8201 7000 NW8 9SP The Wellington Women’s Clinic 020 7722 8328 NW9 6BX Optegra Eye Hospital North London 0808 169 2503 London – South SE1 2PR London Bridge Hospital 020 7407 3100 SE1 6BD Cardiac Screen Limited 020 7403 5294 SE1 7EH PET Imaging Centre at St Thomas’ 020 7188 4988 SE1 7EH St Thomas’ Hospital 020 7188 7188 SE1 9RT Guy’s Hospital 020 7188 7188 SE1 9RT London Radiotherapy Unit 020 3713 7505 SE13 6DN The London Podiatry Centre 020 8297 9631 SE3 9UD BMI The Blackheath Hospital 020 8318 7722 SE5 9RS King’s College Hospital (Guthrie Clinic) 020 3299 3192 SW10 9NH Chelsea and Westminster Hospital 020 3315 8484 SW15 5JJ Roehampton Priory Hospital 020 8876 8261 SW17 0QT St George’s Hospital 020 8672 1255 SW17 7EG Smart Medical Clinics Ltd – Wandsworth 020 8877 1877 SW19 2PT Wimbledon Neurocare Ltd 020 3212 0830 SW19 2PT Wimbledon Neurocare Ltd – Clare Park 020 3212 0830 SW19 2PT Wimbledon Neurocare Ltd – Parkside Hospital 020 3212 0830 SW19 2PT Wimbledon Neurocare Ltd – Prime Health 020 3212 0830 SW19 3SG Minerva Medical Clinic 020 3141 9000 SW19 5NB Cancer Centre London – Parkside 020 8247 3351 SW19 5NX Parkside Hospital 020 8971 8000 SW19 5NX Wimbledon Clinics 020 8944 0665 SW19 8RQ Alexander House 020 8543 9098 Postcode Provider Contact Name Essential Extended Extended Choice Telephone Access Choice including Central London SW1W 8RH Lister Hospital 020 7730 7733 SW1X 9BW Cadogan Clinic 0808 274 7119 SW1X 9PQ 90 Sloane Street 020 7201 5050 SW1X 9SW Sloane Street Clinic Limited 020 7201 2666 SW20 8TE Pure Sports Medicine – Raynes Park 0344 770 0800 SW3 2EA Smart Medical Ltd (Brompton Cross) 020 7052 0070 SW3 5AW Chelsea Out–patient Centre 020 7881 4114 SW3 6JJ The Royal Marsden Hospital 020 7352 8171 SW3 6NP Royal Brompton Hospital 020 7352 8121 SW5 0TG The Medical Chambers Kensington (TMCK) 020 7244 4200 SW5 0TG Veincentre London 01782 753 960 SW5 0TU Bupa Cromwell Hospital 020 7460 2000 SW7 4XR Pure Sports Medicine – Kensington 0344 770 0800 London – West W10 5TG The Portobello Clinic 020 8962 0635 W10 6EE Gladstones Clinic London 0800 774 702 W11 2EU Smart Medical Clinic Ltd – (Notting Hill) 020 7243 7080 W12 0HS Hammersmith Hospital 020 3313 1000 W12 0HS Queen Charlotte and Chelsea Hospital 020 8383 1111 W12 7GF Optical Express Surgery Centre, London 0800 169 0194 W1B 1NS The Consulting Suite 020 7927 6510 W1F 7TG The Mole Clinic 020 7734 1177 W1G 0BG The Whiteley Clinic at Bond Street 020 3757 7180 W1G 0PL The London Skin and Hair Clinic 020 7183 4565 W1G 6AA King Edward VII’s Hospital Sister Agnes 020 7486 4411 W1G 6AF The London Oncology Clinic LLP 020 7317 2500 W1G 6AH 101 Diagnostics 020 7563 9865 W1G 6AJ Harley Street Maxillofacial Clinic 020 7935 8627 W1G 6AN Harley Street ENT Clinic 020 7224 2350 W1G 6AX X–ray Xpress 020 7224 6493 W1G 6BW London Clinic 020 7935 4444 W1G 6LF London Vein Institute 020 7224 2630 W1G 6NB London Heart Centre Limited 020 7034 4030 W1G 6NB The Functional Gut Clinic 020 7486 7777 W1G 6NP Weymouth Street Hospital 020 7935 1200 W1G 6PU 30 Devonshire Street 020 7908 3602 W1G 7ET 108 Day Surgery Centre 020 7563 1234 W1G 7ET K W Kennedy Limited 020 7563 1234 Postcode Provider Contact Name Essential Extended Extended Choice Telephone Access Choice including Central London W1G 7HD London Cardiovascular Clinic 020 7436 0669 W1G 7HH Centre for Health and Human Performance 020 7637 7677 W1G 7HH Heart Test UK 01277 204 450 W1G 7HZ The Private Clinic 0800 599 9911 W1G 7JD Clinical Diagnostic Services – 104 Harley Street 020 8732 3070 W1G 7JQ Cardio Direct 020 7935 9308 W1G 7JX 132 Harley Street Limited 020 7563 1850 W1G 7LB Clinica London 020 7935 7990 W1G 7LD Skin Clinic London Harley Street 0844 669 6939 W1G 7LG 148 Harley Street 020 7722 8328 W1G 7LG Harley Street Breast Clinic 020 7908 6071 W1G 7LH 152 Harley Street 020 7467 3000 W1G 7LQ ENT at 150 Limited 020 3075 3150 W1G 8AH ent4kids 020 7487 5677 W1G 8BJ Harley Street Clinic 020 7935 7700 W1G 8GT The Prostate Centre 020 7935 9720 W1G 8HU Queen Anne Street Medical Centre 020 7034 3301 W1G 8HZ Centre for Sight – Queen Anne Street 01342 306 020 W1G 8PH The Heart Hospital 020 3456 7898 W1G 8QN Advanced Vision Care 020 7935 7497 W1G 8TL London Claremont Clinic 020 3757 6555 W1G 9BP Arnott Eye Associates 020 7580 1074 W1G 9HN The Gynae Centre 020 7580 8090 W1G 9HT Optegra Eye Hospital London 0808 169 2503 W1G 9JF Nuada Medical at Queen Anne Street 020 7036 8800 W1G 9JF ReCognition Health Limited 020 3355 3536 W1G 9LG Plastic Surgery W1 Ltd 020 7079 0050 W1G 9PD KB Clinic 020 7636 1928 W1G 9PF ISOKINETICLondon 020 7486 5733 W1G 9PF Ultroid UK – 10 Harley Street 0800 999 3777 W1G 9QJ Nuada Medical 19 Harley Street 020 7036 8800 W1G 9QJ The Wimpole Street Clinic for Women 020 7224 5292 W1G 9QN London Eye Diagnostic Centre 020 7323 5967 W1G 9QP UME Diagnostics Harley Street Medical Centre 0800 028 2288 W1G 9QQ Ultralase Harley Street Clinic 0800 988 8237 W1G 9QY 9 Harley Street 020 7079 2100 W1G 9RY London Orthopaedic Clinic 020 7186 1010 W1G 9RY Princess Grace Consulting Rooms 020 7186 1000 Postcode Provider Contact Name Essential Extended Extended Choice Telephone Access Choice including Central London W1G 9SN Specialist Dental Services 020 7580 4200 W1H 6EQ Fortius Clinic 020 3195 2442 W1U 5HJ London Medical 0800 048 3330 W1U 5NY Princess Grace Hospital 020 7486 1234 W1W 5AH The Portland Hospital for Women and Children 020 7580 4400 W1W 8HR London West End Bupa Health and Dental Centre 020 7506 2770 W2 1NY St Mary’s Hospital – Lindo Wing 020 7886 1913 W4 1NU Holly Road Medical Centre 020 8630 1717 W5 2HT Cygnet Hospital Ealing 020 8991 6699 W6 8RF Charing Cross Hospital 020 3311 1234 WC1N 3BG National Hospital for Neurology and Neurosurgery 0845 155 5000 WC1N 3BG The Gamma Knife Centre at QSRC 020 3448 4077 WC1N 3JH Great Ormond Street Hospital 020 7405 9200 WC1X 8DA Royal National ENT
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