CaRi-heart technology
Revolutionary new technology to assess the risk of a serious heart condition or heart attack – many years before anything happens.
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\nLocal parking: There’s no on-site parking and street parking isn’t permitted on a single yellow line between Monday and Saturday, from 8.30am to 6.30pm. However, national and private car parks are available nearby. Please contact the admissions team if you need help to find a local car park near to the hospital.
Disabled parking: Westminster Council operates a small number of disabled parking bays near the hospital, available to Blue Badge holders for up to four hours. The nearest one is on the corner of Bolsover Street, next to Tesco Express.
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"}}]}✔ The only private hospital in the UK dedicated to treating women and children
✔ The only private maternity unit in London with on-site neonatal intensive care unit (NICU)
✔ More than 40,000 babies, children and young people cared for every year
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From everyday concerns to complex conditions, we’re here for you, your child, and the rest of your family, with a timely diagnosis, a fast track to expert care, and treatment in a state-of-the-art hospital.
No two children are the same, and every child at The Portland Hospital receives fully personalised care and support. With 300+ nursing specialists and clinical professionals working alongside leading consultants, your child will have an entire team of experts dedicated to giving them the treatment they need, based on their unique needs.
Our patients’ care and safety are our top priorities. And our clinical infrastructure, which includes paediatric and neonatal intensive care units (NICU), means we are able to care for patients no matter how complex their needs.
No.1
The only UK private hospital dedicated to treating women and children
40,000+
babies, children and young people cared for every year
9
level 3 paediatric intensive care beds for the highest level of care
Next day appointments
Access to a consultant within 24 hours.*
State-of-the-art diagnostics
Specialist treatment for complex conditions
Our paediatric consultants are leaders in their field, specialising in everything from common complaints to complex conditions.
We have both a paediatric intensive care unit (PICU) and a neonatal intensive care unit (NICU) on-site.
For conditions that can’t wait, our seven-day-a-week Urgent Care Centre is here for all children, from newborn to 17 years of age.
Our expert paediatric cardiac team have helped thousands of children and infants with life-changing procedures to treat a wide range of heart conditions.
Skin conditions are common, uncomfortable, and can affect a child’s confidence. We can help with a fast diagnosis and quick and effective treatment.
For neurodiverse conditions such as autism or ADHD, we offer a pathway to a quick and official diagnosis that can open up access to support and improved understanding.
From common conditions such as flat feet and fractures, to complex procedures and surgery, our paediatric orthopaedic surgeons can help your child back to what they enjoy doing most.
When your child needs to spend time in hospital, it can be a difficult, and often emotional, time for the whole family. They need to feel safe and secure, and you need to know they’re getting the highest quality care and treatment.
At The Portland Hospital, we’re dedicated to providing expert care in a warm and welcoming environment designed to reduce any anxiety for you and your child, to support their recovery.
That means a dedicated team of paediatric experts, including leading consultants, clinical nurse specialists, as well as support staff, all there for your child at all times, so they get the help they need, when they need it.
Play, pet and music therapy
Educational specialists
Specially designed menus
State-of-the-art treatment
Comfortable rooms
Take a whistle-stop tour of The Portland Hospital with Abigail and Hannah as they embark on a treasure hunt that sees them visit the different departments to see exactly what they offer.
Accessing private health care
Pick-up and drop-off options: Visitors can pick up and drop off patients at the main entrance. No parking is allowed as the driveway is for emergency vehicle access.
Local parking: There’s no on-site parking and street parking isn’t permitted on a single yellow line between Monday and Saturday, from 8.30am to 6.30pm. However, national and private car parks are available nearby. Please contact the admissions team if you need help to find a local car park near to the hospital.
Disabled parking: Westminster Council operates a small number of disabled parking bays near the hospital, available to Blue Badge holders for up to four hours. The nearest one is on the corner of Bolsover Street, next to Tesco Express.
At The Portland Hospital, we have open visiting. However, we recommend that visitors leave by 10pm. If your child’s staying overnight, this gives both parents and child the chance to settle for the night.
Should you wish to stay overnight with your child, you can (in fact, we actively encourage this). We can provide you with a bed for one parent.
Of course. You’re very welcome to go to the anaesthetic room, where you can stay until your child’s asleep. At that point, the nurse will accompany you back to your room.
“My mum and I were overwhelmed with the level of care I received at The Portland Hospital and The Harley Street Clinic. We felt so safe and cared for.”