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We are offering Outpatient appointments. In many cases these can be conducted virtually. To make an appointment, please call: 0207 806 4060.
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We recognise that for everyone coming into hospital it can be a stressful and an unnerving experience. At the Hospital of St John & St Elizabeth we are committed to the welfare of all our patients and you will find all staff will work hard to ensure your stay with us is a positive experience.
Patients can be reassured that London Sports Medicine is part of the Hospital of St John and St Elizabeth, one of the UK’s leading private hospital with an international reputation stretching back 160 years.
At London Sports Medicine our doctors are trained in the medical treatment of conditions of the hip, knee, shoulder and spine.
A full list of conditions that can be treated by our Consultants are listed below.
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If you have a sports injury that is not listed above then please contact us and we will be able to advise you further on your condition.
The team at London Sports Medicine are made up of experienced and highly regarded Orthopaedic Consultants. Between them they have extensive years of experience in dealing with all Orthopaedic conditions. The team specialises in treating sports injuries with direct referrals available to our onsite physiotherapy team, to ensure a full recovery. Our Surgeons are the trusted source for various professional sports bodies such as British Athletics, the Lawn Tennis Association and athletes across the country.
Set out below are the contact details for our main Service Departments. The teams in these areas have a dedicated and caring approach to find you the earliest appointment possible with the correct specialist for your needs.
Most patients are referred to us by their GP or another medical specialist as a referral letter is often needed before an appointment can be confirmed.
If you do not have a GP, then we may be able to assist you by suggesting the most appropriate course of action for you to take, given your location and individual circumstance.
If you have medical insurance (e.g. Bupa, Axa PPP, Aviva), you will need to contact your insurer to get authorisation for any treatment and, in most cases, you will require a referral letter from your GP.
If you do not have a GP, then we have an in-house private GP practice that you can use. Alternatively we can suggest the most appropriate course of action for you to take, given your location and individual circumstance.
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