Is the Royal Marsden a private hospital?

Is the Royal Marsden a private hospital?

The Royal Marsden Private Care offers an award-winning service, having won the LaingBuisson Best Private Hospital Award two years running and one of few private hospitals to have been rated ‘Outstanding’ by the CQC.

What does the Royal Marsden hospital specializes in?

cancer treatment
Based in London and Surrey, The Royal Marsden is a leader in the field of cancer treatment and research. It provides inpatient, day care and outpatient services for all cancers, and pioneers and innovates in cancer nursing, treatment and drug development.

Is Royal Marsden only for cancer patients?

With dedicated units for all cancer types, The Royal Marsden provides care during diagnosis, treatment and beyond.

Which Trust is Royal Marsden?

NHS Foundation Trust
The Royal Marsden NHS Foundation Trust.

How many beds does the Royal Marsden Hospital have?

269
Royal Marsden Hospital/Number of beds

Can I be referred to the Royal Marsden?

If you would like to be treated at The Royal Marsden as a private patient, please ask your family doctor or other consultants involved in your care to refer you. Letters of referral can be sent to the Private Care Contact Centre who will direct your case to the most appropriate consultant for you.

Is Going Private better than NHS?

Patients often wonder whether private hospitals provide a higher-grade of healthcare than that of the NHS. Due to this, many are left wondering “are private hospitals better than the NHS?” However, this is simply untrue.

Who gets referred to Royal Marsden?

The Royal Marsden accepts NHS referrals from both GPs and other hospitals within London and the South East for the diagnosis and treatment of common and rare cancers. Patients are seen at either our Sutton or Chelsea sites, or at the Sir William Rous Unit at The Kingston Hospital.

How do I get referred to Royal Marsden?

Is Royal Marsden Chelsea in congestion zone?

The Royal Marsden Hospital is located within London’s congestion zone, where a fee must be paid each time a car enters the congestion zone. There are limited parking facilities for motorcycles at the Royal Marsden Hospital, however there are places where bicycles may be parked and secured.