The Princess Grace Hospital

The Princess Grace Hospital Located in the heart of London it has received a "Good" rating by the CQC.

The Princess Grace Hospital in London is recognised as one of the UK’s best-equipped, multidisciplinary, acute private hospitals, offering access to the latest innovative technology and pioneering medical treatment. The Princess Grace Hospital, part of HCA Healthcare UK, is one of the UK's best-equipped, multidisciplinary, acute private hospitals with over 700 highly experienced consultants.

01/08/2025

🎥 What is cardiovascular disease and what how important is early detection?

In our most recent Cardiac Risk at Work live panel session, hosted by HCA Healthcare UK and Jill Williams with Feel Good, we heard from Dr Niaz Khan, Chief Clinical Officer, HCA UK Primary Care who shared his insight into cardiovascular disease and the challenges around it.

Together with Sandip Patel, Consultant Cardiologist at London Bridge Hospital the session explored how early screening, education and awareness can improve outcomes for cardiovascular disease - the leading cause of death in the UK and globally.

🔗 Watch the panel session back on our YouTube channel here https://youtu.be/X9XUGJAUWlo?feature=shared

🔗 Find out more about our cardiac care at HCA UK here https://www.hcahealthcare.co.uk/services/departments/cardiac-care

30/07/2025

💧 What is hydrotherapy and how can it support neuro rehabilitation?

At our neuro rehab centre at The Wellington Hospital, hydrotherapy is more than just exercise in water. It’s a carefully guided therapy using physiotherapy techniques in a heated pool to support rehabilitation after injury, surgery and many other complex neurological conditions.

Whether a patient is recovering from an accident or regaining mobility after a stroke, the benefits of our hydropool provide a powerful environment for safe, supported movement.

🎥Meenal Dhir, Lead Physiotherapist at The Wellington Hospital talks us through our hydropool and shares how we’re helping patients through their neuro rehabilitation journey.

🔗 Find out more about our advanced technology for neurological rehabilitation here https://www.hcahealthcare.co.uk/services/departments/neurological-rehabilitation/technology-and-innovation

29/07/2025

As comes to a close, we are continuing to raise awareness of these non-cancerous growths, made up of muscle and fibrous tissue that develop in or around your womb (uterus).

📽️ Here, Mr Raef Faris, Gynaecology and Fertility Consultant at The Lister Hospital answers three key questions about fibroids.

If you are concerned about fibroids, we have the experts to support you. Find out more here https://www.hcahealthcare.co.uk/conditions/fibroids -at-hca-uk

🏅 Siri’s Journey from a Hip Replacement to running TriathlonsWhen Siri, an active sportsperson in her 40s, was told she ...
28/07/2025

🏅 Siri’s Journey from a Hip Replacement to running Triathlons

When Siri, an active sportsperson in her 40s, was told she needed a hip replacement, the news came as a shock. But after expert guidance and surgery at The London Hip Unit, she found herself not just pain-free but back in peak performance.

With the support of Consultant Orthopaedic Surgeon Mr Alastair Dick at The Princess Grace Hospital, Siri’s recovery began almost immediately, walking pain-free the same day, climbing stairs by morning, and training within months. Competing in her next triathlon just 7 months post-surgery, in the impressive time of 2h 39m.

“The journey from hip rehab to the finish line has been transformative – a true experience of self-discovery and motivation…The evening after the surgery I was able to walk, and I didn’t have any pain.”

🔗 Read more about Siri’s story of surgery and recovery here https://www.hcahealthcare.co.uk/patient-and-visitor-information/patient-information/patient-stories/hip-replacement-in-your-40s

🔗 Learn more about hip replacements with HCA Healthcare UK here https://www.hcahealthcare.co.uk/services/treatments/hip-replacement-surgery

When Siri, in her 40s, was told she’d need a hip replacement, she was shocked she’d need one at her age. But after hearing the benefits and undergoing surgery, she’s now back to full fitness and recently completed her first ever triathlon. Find out more

Celebrating World Embryologist Day 🌍Today, we’re celebrating the incredible work of embryologists and shining a spotligh...
25/07/2025

Celebrating World Embryologist Day 🌍

Today, we’re celebrating the incredible work of embryologists and shining a spotlight on one of our own at HCA Healthcare UK's The Lister Fertility Clinic.

Joining our team of 18 embryologists last year at Lister Fertility Clinic, Camilla has already made an amazing impact in the lab. Here she shares with us what her day-to-day looks like as an embryologist, what she enjoys most about her role and what people may find the most surprising!

“Our work varies depending on the lab rotation. The mornings typically see us checking embryos and updating patients on their embryo development, carrying out egg retrievals, fresh embryo transfers, biopsying blastocyst for genetic testing, preparing semen for inseminations and freezing eggs and embryos.

The afternoons are when we do the inseminations (fertilizing eggs by either doing IVF or ICSI), frozen embryo transfers, freezing of any additional embryos that develop throughout the day and of course admin.

People often don’t realise just how much responsibility we carry, or how precise and emotionally invested we are. We work almost entirely behind the scenes, working in total focus for hours in the lab. We have very little margin for error, almost everything we do is double witnessed and our attention to detail is at the highest level possible.

We are emotionally invested in all our patient cycles, regardless of whether it is their first cycle with us or third. While we celebrate successes, we understand that our work dramatically impacts the hopes of our patients, and we feel the heartache when outcomes aren’t what we hoped.

I am so passionate about the field of fertility, and I absolutely love what I do; having the ability to make a positive impact in people’s lives, makes being an embryologist such a privilege.”

Thank you to Camilla and all of our embryologists at HCA UK for your dedication and support to all of our patients.

An Innovation First at The Harley Street Clinic 🚨 We’re proud to share that Consultant Cardiologist and Electrophysiolog...
24/07/2025

An Innovation First at The Harley Street Clinic 🚨

We’re proud to share that Consultant Cardiologist and Electrophysiologist Dr Oliver Segal, supported by our exceptional cardiac team, has performed a UK private sector first with patient procedures this week using Medtronic Diabetes UK and Ireland Affera™ system – a ground-breaking pulsed field ablation technology for treating atrial fibrillation and complex arrhythmias.

The procedures were supported by Consultant Cardiologist and Electrophysiologist colleague, Dr Martin Lowe echoed, “We are thrilled to be able to exclusively offer the latest technology to patients for the treatment of heart rhythm abnormalities, the most innovative pulsed field ablation system on the market.”

🫀 In the UK, over 1.2 million patients have been diagnosed with heart rhythm disorders, including atrial fibrillation and other arrhythmias.

💡 This milestone reflects our ongoing commitment to investing in the latest, most innovative technology, delivered by industry leading expert cardiac consultants to provide our patients with the best possible cardiac care and outcomes.

🔗Find out more about our cardiac care here https://www.hcahealthcare.co.uk/services/departments/cardiac-care?infinity=ict2~net~gaw~cmp~BAU%20-%20LDN%20SL%20-%20Cardiology%20-%20Consultants~ag~Brand%20-%20Cardiology~ar~714623172153~kw~hca%20cardiologists~mt~e&gad_source=1&gad_campaignid=11902606505&gbraid=0AAAAADA-15ZNqTjBYs9xlB-UA30NjRjT4&gclid=Cj0KCQjws4fEBhD-ARIsACC3d2-aDkmpHTLMzNJ9Q4SENl1dXg6JovhnX9rOmQqN197xlBHtMr7KmJQaAqs4EALw_wcB

“My father had a history of heart disease. He was probably a bit overweight, ate the wrong things and didn’t do much exe...
21/07/2025

“My father had a history of heart disease. He was probably a bit overweight, ate the wrong things and didn’t do much exercise. I eat well and move a lot and thought that would give me a “get out of jail free” card.”

Steven, 58, was incredibly aware of the need to be healthy as a result of heart problems in his family history, so consequently was incredibly focused on keeping himself on top form.

Despite his efforts, following a health screen as part of his corporate package from work, a few concerns were noted. His cholesterol and blood pressure were slightly raised, with the latter linked to the jaw ache he had been experiencing, which is a common symptom of cardiac issues.

After a recommendation to see a cardiologist, Steven booked an appointment with Dr Oliver Guttmann at The Wellington Hospital.

Further tests and scans arranged by Dr Guttmann revealed significant blockages and coronary artery disease. Due to the severity of the condition, Steven remained as an inpatient and was then admitted for surgery, performed by Dr Guttmann and Mr Dincer Aktuerk.

📸Mr Aktuerk
🔗 Read the details of Steven’s story including his impressive recovery and how his experience has in turn led him to help others at The Wellington Hospital. https://www.hcahealthcare.co.uk/patient-and-visitor-information/patient-information/patient-stories/from-healthy-living-to-a-heart-bypass?utm_source=Facebook&utm_medium=Referral+&utm_campaign=Cardiac&utm_content=StevensStory

“I was up on a stepladder doing some DIY when I heard a crunch in my hip” As a keen runner who kept himself fit and acti...
18/07/2025

“I was up on a stepladder doing some DIY when I heard a crunch in my hip”

As a keen runner who kept himself fit and active, Darryck, in his late 40s, didn’t have any health worries. But everything changed when he suddenly felt an intense pain in his hip while working on his house.

He powered through for months by adjusting and adapting his lifestyle but deep down, he knew it wasn’t sustainable.

After a less-than-reassuring initial consultation elsewhere, Darryck met Consultant Orthopaedic Surgeon Mr Giles Stafford at The Wellington Hospital.

“Giles talked me through the operation, he looked at my X-rays, he explained the issues I had, he wondered how I’d been going so long on my bad hip! He gave me the comfort that surgery was the right thing to do.”

🔗Read Darryck’s story and learn how his hip was rebuilt with state-of-the-art ceramic implants, resulting in him walking without crutches just days later and soon back on the golf course. https://www.hcahealthcare.co.uk/patient-and-visitor-information/patient-information/patient-stories/getting-back-to-the-fairway-darrycks-hip-replacement?utm_source=Facebook&utm_medium=Referral+&utm_campaign=Orthopaedics&utm_content=Darryck

17/07/2025

Last week, we were joined by Claire Danson, Triathlete Champion and Professional Para-cyclist at The Wellington Hospital who shared her experiences and learnings from going through neuro rehabilitation.

In 2019, during a routine training ride, Claire collided with a tractor and sustained catastrophic injuries to her neck, spine, ribs, shoulders, lungs and her spine, leaving her paralysed from the chest down.

📽️ Watch here as Claire shares what she found key for her recovery, what others should look for in a neuro rehab centre and advice for others going through neuro rehabilitation.

16/07/2025

🎥 During our ‘Cardiac Risk at Work’ live panel, hosted by HCA Healthcare UK and Feel Good, Dr Sundip Patel, Consultant Cardiologist at London Bridge Hospital, highlighted the importance of early detection and the patient journey that begins with a key screening appointment.

Prioritising regular health screenings can play a crucial role in identifying risks early and supporting long-term health. Our private health screening packages provide clear, personalised insights to help you take informed steps towards your future wellbeing.

🔗 Learn more about our private health screening options here https://www.hcahealthcare.co.uk/services/gp-and-urgent-care/health-screening

“You need to advocate for yourself if you feel something isn’t right – no matter what you’ve been told. You know your bo...
15/07/2025

“You need to advocate for yourself if you feel something isn’t right – no matter what you’ve been told. You know your body and you shouldn’t have to continue in pain. It’s important we all make the most of life – and thanks to this surgery, I now can.”

Having being given a diagnosis, Alene was told that the fibroids probably wouldn’t be a problem and that even if they grew, there was nothing that needed to be done at that point.

After suffering with pain from the age of 12, when she was 26, Alene felt confident and compelled to push for further investigations. She trusted her instincts and got a second opinion with Mr Osama Naji, Consultant Gynaecologist at HCA UK’s Women's Health Centre on Harley Street.

“He was so sympathetic and understanding of my symptoms. He explained what fibroids were so clearly and how some affect certain parts of the body and why. Mr Naji also saw from one of the scans that one of the larger fibroids had attached to my bladder, causing pain and the frequency of passing urine to skyrocket.”

🔗 Read Alene's full story, and how having a robotic myomectomy at The Princess Grace Hospital significantly improved her symptoms and quality of life. https://www.hcahealthcare.co.uk/patient-and-visitor-information/patient-information/patient-stories/always-be-your-own-health-advocate-alenes-story?utm_source=Facebook&utm_medium=Referral+&utm_campaign=WomensHealth&utm_content=AleneStory

"As an engineer, the benefits of robotic surgery are mind boggling - my recovery has been nothing short of a miracle. I ...
10/07/2025

"As an engineer, the benefits of robotic surgery are mind boggling - my recovery has been nothing short of a miracle. I have new faith in humanity after this experience.” - Gordon Murray, F1 engineering icon. 🏎️

When Gordon Murray, the man behind some of the most legendary supercars in history, was diagnosed with oesophageal cancer, he was referred to Professor Shaun Preston at London Bridge Hospital who specialises in Upper GI surgery, laparoscopic (keyhole) surgery and endoscopy.

Gordon underwent robotic-assisted surgery using the most advanced robotic system in the UK, the Intuitive da Vinci Xi at London Bridge Hospital Just five months later, he was back to work and designing again.

🔗 Read more about this extraordinary story here https://www.hcahealthcare.co.uk/about-us/news-and-press-releases/from-supercars-to-super-surgeons?utm_source=Facebook&utm_medium=Referral+&utm_campaign=GordonMurrayF1

📸 Patient and F1 Engineer, Gordon Murray
📸 Professor Shaun Preston with the da Vinci Xi used to perform Gordon’s surgery
📸 Gordon continuing his passion of drawing and designing supercars.

Mr Hutt’s leadership at the European Anterior Hip Meeting 🤝Jonathan Hutt, Consultant Orthopaedic Surgeon at The Princess...
10/07/2025

Mr Hutt’s leadership at the European Anterior Hip Meeting 🤝

Jonathan Hutt, Consultant Orthopaedic Surgeon at The Princess Grace Hospital’s London Hip Unit, is a dual fellowship-trained hip specialist. He is known for his expertise in minimally invasive periacetabular osteotomy and hip arthroscopy as well as being one of only a few UK surgeons experienced in direct anterior approach (DAA) total hip replacement.

Along with Professor Richard Field of the Lister Hospital and other eminent European surgeons, he co-convened the inaugural European Anterior Hip Meeting in London on 26–27 June 2025, showcasing the best in modern anterior hip replacement, discussing the finer points of technique, and debating the role and value of modern technology and innovations.

We are so happy to have experts and leaders in their field working with us at HCA.

"During treatment my head was full of appointments, getting through treatment, and all the physical side effects. Once t...
09/07/2025

"During treatment my head was full of appointments, getting through treatment, and all the physical side effects. Once treatment finished, I had this feeling of being lost... The Wellbeing Space came at just the right time." - Stefanie

Adjusting to life after cancer treatment can be challenging, it’s not unusual to feel a mix of emotions once the routine of regular hospital visits has ended, and it can be hard to transition to a ‘new normal’. For many people connecting with others who are in a similar situation can help them to process their own emotions about coming to the end of their treatment.

The Wellbeing Space at The Christie Private Care, part of HCA Healthcare UK, part of HCA Healthcare UK, provides dedicated courses for people who are adjusting to life after cancer treatment, bringing together a community of patients who can talk openly about their experiences and feelings, whilst providing practical, expert led support for coping with life both during and after cancer treatment.

Today we’re sharing the first in a series of insights from people who have participated in The Wellbeing Space.

Stefanie, pictured here, was treated for breast cancer at The Christie Private Care. We spoke to her about her experience of The Wellbeing Space and what being part of this community means to her.

Read what Stefanie had to say here: https://www.hcahealthcare.co.uk/patient-and-visitor-information/patient-information/patient-stories/the-wellbeing-space-interview-with-stefanie

27/05/2025

Acute Admissions Service at HCA UK: One call is all it takes...

📞We’re available 24/7: 020 3993 4999 📞

For acute, urgent or unplanned medical or surgical admissions, our Acute Admissions Service can admit patients 24 hours a day, 7 days a week, under the care of our on-call physicians and ICU specialists.

We take care of the admissions process with one call and provide you with a single point of contact throughout.

Watch our video about the service, and find out more here: https://www.hcahealthcare.co.uk/services/departments/acute-admissions-service

We're proud to share that we were sponsors of this year's London Shoulder Meeting, now in its 11th successive year! This...
20/05/2025

We're proud to share that we were sponsors of this year's London Shoulder Meeting, now in its 11th successive year!

This leading two-day event brought together experts in shoulder and elbow trauma, arthroplasty, and rehabilitation, offering lectures, breakout sessions, hands-on workshops, as well as networking opportunities.

We were especially pleased to see some of our exceptional consultants from The Princess Grace Hospital take to the stage to share their expertise, contribute to panel discussions, and help shape the conversation around the latest evidence, surgical techniques, and rehabilitation strategies - Carlos Cobiella, Simon Lambert, Henry Colaco, Dimitrios Karadaglis, Jae Rhee and Tan Thangarajah.

A huge thank you to our meeting convenors as well as the rest of the organisers, speakers and attendees who made this event such a valuable, educational and collaborative experience.

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Welcome to The Princess Grace.

Opened in 1977 by Princess Grace of Monaco, The Princess Grace Hospital is recognised as one of the UK’s best-equipped, multidisciplinary, acute private hospitals, offering access to the latest innovative technology, pioneering medical and surgical treatment for Oncology, Orthopaedics, Gastrointestinal and digestive health services, urology, sports medicine and women’s health.

Constantly at the forefront of medical innovation, The Princess Grace Hospital was the first private hospital to offer digital mammography and develop an Urgent Care Centre. We were also the first in the UK to develop a surgical robotic centre of excellence. Our London Breast Institute is world renowned for its clinical innovation and research into the prevention and treatment of breast cancer. Our Institute of Sports, Exercise and Health is the only accredited International Olympic Committee (IOC) Research Centre for Prevention of Injury and Protection of Athlete Health in the UK.

We have access to over 700 highly-experienced consultants, known all over the world as leaders in their field of medicine and surgery, and we are ready to make your health our number one priority.