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A private hospital in central London owned by HCA Healthcare UK. It offers cancer diagnosis, surgery, chemotherapy, radiotherapy and stem cell transplants for blood cancers, much of it at Private Care at Guy's, a private cancer unit on the top floors of the public cancer centre at Guy's Hospital.
London Bridge Hospital is a private hospital of HCA Healthcare UK in central London, with specialties that it lists as cardiac care, cancer care, haematology, digestive diseases, urology, orthopaedics and spinal care, neurosciences and women's health. It offers autologous haematopoietic stem cell transplantation for eligible patients with certain blood cancers and the Ion platform for diagnosing lung nodules. Private Care at Guy's, which HCA calls its cancer centre, sits on the top four floors of Guy's Hospital's NHS cancer centre but is wholly owned by London Bridge Hospital; it has theatres, chemotherapy and radiotherapy, oncology and surgical wards, a four-bed intensive care unit and a JACIE accredited stem cell transplantation unit, and houses the hospital's urology, haematology, head and neck, gynaecology and oncology services.
Newsweek and Statista ranked it 273rd in World's Best Specialized Hospitals 2026: Oncology.
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