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Best hospitals in England – Top 25 best hospitals includes private, a&e, nhs, mental, acute, children’s and maternity hospitals in London, Leeds, Leicester, Essex, Norfolk, Oxford, Kent, Liverpool and Manchester in England, UK

List of top 25 best hospitals in England !

Northampton General Hospital – Northampton, Northamptonshire

Northampton General Hospital NHS Trust provides general acute services for a population of 380,000 and hyper-acute stroke, vascular and renal services to people living throughout whole of Northamptonshire, a population of 692,000. The Trust is also an accredited cancer centre and provides cancer services to a wider population of 880,000 who live in Northamptonshire and parts of Buckinghamshire. In addition to the main hospital site, which is located close to Northampton town centre, the Trust also provides outpatient and day surgery services at Danetre Hospital in Daventry. They also train a wide range of clinical staff, including doctors, nurses, therapists, scientists and other professionals.

Leicester General Hospital – Leicester

Leicester General Hospital is on the outskirts of Leicester in Evington. It is about three miles east of the city centre and offers a range of in-patient, day case and out-patient services. They are one of the biggest and busiest NHS Trusts in the country, serving the one million residents of Leicester, Leicestershire and Rutland – and increasingly specialist services over a much wider area. Their nationally and internationally-renowned specialist treatment and services in cardio-respiratory diseases, cancer and renal disorders reach a further two to three million patients from the rest of the country. They continue to work with many different organisations throughout the world to push the boundaries of research and new surgical procedures for the benefit of patients. Areas of world-renowned expertise include diabetes, genetics, cancer and cardio-respiratory diseases.

Royal National Orthopaedic Hospital, London:

The Royal National Orthopaedic Hospital NHS Trust (RNOH) provides a comprehensive range of neuro-musculoskeletal health care, ranging from acute spinal injury or complex bone tumour to orthopaedic medicine and specialist rehabilitation for chronic back pain sufferers. This broad range of neuro-musculoskeletal services is unique within the NHS. Patients benefit from a team of highly specialised consultants, many of whom are nationally and internationally recognised for their expertise and experience.

University hospitals Birmingham:

University Hospitals Birmingham NHS Foundation Trust (UHB) runs the new Queen Elizabeth Hospital Birmingham, which will replace the existing Queen Elizabeth and Selly Oak hospitals. Mental health services and certain women’s health services are provided at the nearby Mental Health and Birmingham Women’s hospitals. These services are not based at Queen Elizabeth Hospital Birmingham.

Epsom and St Helier University Hospitals NHS Trust, London:

Epsom and St Helier University Hospitals NHS Trust provides a range of medical services to approximately 420,000 people living across southwest London and northeast Surrey. In addition, they provide more specialist services, in particular renal and neonatal intensive care, to a wider area, covering parts of Sussex and Hampshire. Together with their colleagues at NHS Surrey and NHS Sutton and Merton, they work to make sure that they deliver the best possible care to the communities they serve.

Chelsea and Westminster Hospital NHS Foundation Trust:

Chelsea and Westminster Hospital NHS Foundation Trust provides a range a specialist services for patients as well as general local services for people living locally. The hospital is a modern purpose designed and built facility which opened in May 1993. Most services are based at the Chelsea and Westminster Hospital site but the Trust also runs a highly successful network of HIV and sexual health centres.

Colchester General Hospital – Colchester, Essex

Colchester Hospital University NHS Foundation Trust has two main sites: Colchester General Hospital and Essex County Hospital. The Trust provides healthcare services to around 370,000 people from Colchester and the surrounding area of north east Essex. Colchester General Hospital opened in 1984. There are 596 inpatient beds (general and anaesthetic), 44 maternity beds (including at Clacton and Harwich hospitals) and 12 critical care beds. (excluding cots and A&E.). Essex County Hospital was opened in 1820 and until October 2014 had two inpatient wards used for oncology (cancer) patients.

James Paget Hospital – Gorleston, Great Yarmouth, Norfolk

The JPUH is a vibrant university hospital providing the best possible care to a population of 230,000 residents across Great Yarmouth, Lowestoft and Waveney, as well as to the many visitors who come to this part of East Anglia. Their main site in Gorleston is supported by services at Lowestoft Hospital, the Newberry Clinic and other outreach clinics in the local area. The James Paget Hospital officially opened on 21 July 1982. They were established as a third wave NHS Trust in 1 April 1993 and became a Foundation Trust on 1st August 2006. Because of this, they are more able to develop services that meet the needs of their local community. This means local people and staff are directly involved in decisions about their hospitals, and influence the future. The Trust has 440 inpatient beds located on the James Paget University Hospital. Beds are a mix of critical, intensive and high dependency care, general surgery and medicine, maternity, paediatrics and neonatal.

The James Cook University Hospital – Middlesbrough

James Cook provides a wide range of district general hospital services and specialist services including neurosciences, renal medicine, spinal injuries, major trauma, cardiothoracic, vascular surgery and cancer services. The accident and emergency department is the designated major trauma centre for the southern half of the northern region and the hospital has a dedicated 24-hour acute admissions unit. James Cook has a modern, central operating suite containing 19 well-equipped theatres, with two recovery areas, which is next to an adult surgical day unit (containing a further three theatres) and the paediatric day unit. Their maternity staff deliver more than 4,400 babies a year in purpose-built delivery and low dependency suites. Fetal medicine and high dependency delivery referrals are accepted.

Maidstone General Hospital – Maidstone, Kent

Maidstone and Tunbridge Wells NHS Trust is a large acute hospital trust. They provide a full range of general hospital services to around 500,000 people living in the south of west Kent and parts of north east Sussex. Many of the people they serve live in the Maidstone and Tunbridge Wells area. In addition, the Trust provides specialist cancer services, through its flagship cancer centre at Maidstone and unit at Kent & Canterbury Hospital, for the whole of Kent, Hastings and Rother, about 1.8 million people.