Circle Health Group

Circle Health Group Circle Health Group is the UK’s largest private hospital group in the UK.
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Circle Health Group is the UK’s largest private hospital group, with more than 50 locations across the UK. We combine clinical excellence with peaceful surroundings, where patients are always treated as individuals. People are at the heart of everything we do – whether that’s our talented, passionate staff or the people they care for. Patients always come first, and when it comes to looking after you, being ‘good enough’ never is. We offer more than 500 different treatments across 60 specialties, and work with a network of over 6,000 renowned consultants. When you choose to go private with us, we’ll take the time to get to know you and your individual needs, building a bespoke treatment plan that puts you front and centre.

Good health starts with everyday choices. Swipe through for simple, expert advice to support your wellbeing now and in t...
07/04/2026

Good health starts with everyday choices. Swipe through for simple, expert advice to support your wellbeing now and in the long term.

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We are proud to announce that all eight of Circle Health Group’s Children and Young People inpatient hospitals have achi...
02/04/2026

We are proud to announce that all eight of Circle Health Group’s Children and Young People inpatient hospitals have achieved the Healthcare Inclusion Award from the National Autistic Society.

This accreditation reflects significant national work to make our hospitals more accessible and inclusive for autistic children and young people. From Autism Champions in every department and expanded staff training, to improved signage, hospital passports and stronger partnerships with local services, teams across all sites have driven meaningful change.

A further six hospitals are now working towards accreditation, with four outpatient sites already registered for 2025.
This marks an important milestone in our commitment to delivering person‑centred, inclusive care across Circle Health Group.

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The Alexandra Hospital
Thornbury Hospital
Ross Hall Hospital
Chelsfield Park Hospital
The Princess Margaret Hospital
The Clementine Churchill Hospital
The Kings Oak and Cavell Hospitals
The Saxon Clinic

29/03/2026

In part two of our endometriosis FAQs, our specialists cover more of the questions people ask most. Clear, straightforward guidance to help you feel more informed and confident about your next steps.

Video description: Mr Ahmar Shah from The Winterbourne Hospital answers some of the most frequently asked patient questions about Endometriosis.

27/03/2026

Discover the answers to the questions we hear most about endometriosis. Our specialist shares clear, accessible guidance so you can better understand your symptoms and the support available.

Video description: Mr Ahmar Shah from The Winterbourne Hospital answers some of the most frequently asked patient questions about Endometriosis.

Ovarian cancer is often called the “silent” or “whispering” cancer because symptoms can be vague and easy to dismiss. Pe...
24/03/2026

Ovarian cancer is often called the “silent” or “whispering” cancer because symptoms can be vague and easy to dismiss. Persistent bloating, pelvic discomfort, feeling full quickly or needing to urinate more often can all be warning signs.
If something doesn’t feel right, trust your instincts and seek medical advice. Early recognition can make a difference.

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17/03/2026

Modern life moves quickly, and it is easy for stress to build without noticing. If you are looking for a simple way to pause, reset and support your wellbeing, this free online session offers practical tools you can use every day.

Join our Movement and Breath Work Class: Movement and Breath Work to Combat Stress, led by Heather, our expert Physiotherapist.

You can attend this as a standalone class or as part of our online Movement Class series (please register for each date separately).
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If you cannot make the date or time, you can register for the event and watch on demand at your leisure once the class has taken place.

If you are unsure whether this class is suitable for you, please contact your GP for guidance.

Video description: Promotional video for a free Movement and Breathwork to Combat Stress led by Heather, a physiotherapist.

Circle Health Group is proud to sponsor Arthritis Action’s Self-Management Course, supporting people living with arthrit...
16/03/2026

Circle Health Group is proud to sponsor Arthritis Action’s Self-Management Course, supporting people living with arthritis with evidence based guidance to help manage their condition.

Arthritis Action is the UK charity giving hands-on, integrated and practical self-management help to improve the lives of those affected by arthritis.

The course runs online between March to April 2026. Find out more about Arthritis Action’s Self Management courses: https://tinyurl.com/VisitArthritisAction

Image description: A person exercising in a living room, stretching their arms forward, with a focused expression. The text at the top reads, "Supporting people living with arthritis, together." At the bottom is text that reads "Proud sponsor of" with the logos of Circle Health Group and Arthritis Action beneath.

Give to Gain is the message at the heart of International Women’s Day this year. It's a powerful reminder that meaningfu...
07/03/2026

Give to Gain is the message at the heart of International Women’s Day this year. It's a powerful reminder that meaningful change begins with what we commit to women.

At Circle Health Group, this theme reflects the way we work. When women are supported to lead, innovate and shape care, our organisation becomes stronger, more inclusive and more effective. Their expertise drives clinical progress and elevates the standard of care we deliver across every hospital.

We also learn from the women who trust us as patients. Their experiences guide our efforts to improve equity, expand understanding and strengthen outcomes in women’s health.

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If someone asked you whether you know what endometriosis is, would you truly know the full picture? Many people recognis...
06/03/2026

If someone asked you whether you know what endometriosis is, would you truly know the full picture? Many people recognise the name, but far fewer understand just how complex, widespread and life‑altering the condition can be.

Endometriosis happens when cells similar to those in the lining of the womb start behaving as though they belong there, even when they are growing elsewhere in the body. These cells can become active during the menstrual cycle, leading to inflammation and changes in the surrounding tissues. Over time, this can influence areas such as the bowel, bladder and deeper pelvic structures, which is why symptoms can appear far beyond period pain alone.

If you have been living with unexplained pelvic pain, changes to your cycle or symptoms that do not seem to add up, understanding the condition is an important first step.

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05/03/2026

Missed our Move, Rest, Repeat: Finding Comfort in Your Work Day class? Don’t worry, you can still enjoy the full session on demand.

Led by Heather, a Physiotherapist at Circle Health Group, this class is designed to help you build strength, manage common symptoms, improve posture at work and manage stress more effectively
Watch now and take the first step towards better back health. https://tinyurl.com/MRR-Corp-fb

Video description: Promotional video for a free Move, Rest, Repeat: Finding Comfort in Your Work Day class led by Heather, a physiotherapist.

03/03/2026

Long commutes, busy schedules and hours at your desk can take a toll on your body. If you are feeling stiff, tense or simply not moving as well as you used to, a few small changes can make a big difference.

Join Heather, our expert Physiotherapist, for a session that will help you build strength from your desk, ease tension and restore comfort with simple, adaptable exercises designed for the workday.

Register now to join online and start investing in your strength and wellbeing. https://tinyurl.com/MRR-Corp-fb
You can attend this as a standalone class or as part of a three-session series (please register for each date separately).

If you cannot make the date or time, you can register for the event and watch on demand at your leisure once the class has taken place.
If you are unsure whether this class is suitable for you, please contact your GP for guidance.

Video description: Promotional video for a free Move, Rest, Repeat: Finding Comfort in Your Work Day class led by Heather, a physiotherapist.

It’s not just about treatment, it’s about making sure every patient feels heard, understood and supported.Image descript...
27/02/2026

It’s not just about treatment, it’s about making sure every patient feels heard, understood and supported.

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Address

30 Cannon Street
London
EC4M6XH

Opening Hours

Monday 9am - 5:30pm
Tuesday 9am - 5:30pm
Wednesday 9am - 5:30pm
Thursday 9am - 5:30pm
Friday 9am - 5:30pm

Telephone

+442032836600

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