The six HCA hospitals in central London care for around 300,000 patients per year. The hospitals treat a wide range of conditions and have internationally recognised centres of excellence in areas of medicine such as IVF, orthopaedics and obstetrics and gynaecology through to the most complex medical procedures including cardiac care, live related liver transplantation, spinal and brain surgery.
HCA is the largest provider of cancer care in the UK outside the NHS.
The latest technology and treatments
We are able to provide the very latest diagnostic and treatment technology and drug therapies for our patients.
In recent years we have invested over £350 million in capital expenditure including new diagnostic and treatment technology. As an example, HCA installed at The Harley Street Clinic, the UK's first revolutionary CyberKnife robotic radiotherapy machine, which is able to target previously untreatable tumours.
All our facilities have access to HCA Laboratories, one of the largest 24x7 health analytical and diagnostic laboratories in London. With our digital reporting systems, test results can be sent instantly from the lab to a consultant's or nurse's PC enabling treatment to begin or be varied in the fastest possible time.
Unsurpassed facilities
Our facilities are unsurpassed in the private sector. For example
No other private hospitals in the UK have more intensive care beds, achieve such consistently high patient survival rates or work with as many leading specialists and doctors from renowned NHS teaching hospitals.
We treat patients from London, from across the UK and from all over the world and promise privacy, respect, comfort, cleanliness and the highest standards of medical care.
So whether you are a patient, a friend or relative, a doctor, or an employer - ask for an HCA hospital - we are recognised by all the major UK medical insurance companies.
Our commitment to the wider community
Apart from a series of major charitable campaigns we support, we also have The HCA International Foundation. It was created in 2005 as part of HCA's commitment to the care and improvement of human life by delivering high-quality, cost-effective healthcare in the communities it serves. The Foundation is a charity dedicated to furthering these aims by supporting and promoting medical research and education.
