Foot and ankle centres
The London Foot and Ankle Centre was established in 2003 at the Hospital of St John and St Elizabeth in St John’s Wood, north London. A second service has also been established in the centre of the capital at London Bridge Hospital
Hospital of St John and St Elizabeth
Situated in St John’s Wood, to the north of Central London, St John and St Elizabeth is one of the most respected independent private hospitals in the UK. Its facilities include:
- Outpatient consulting rooms
- Four operating theatres
- 156 single in-patient rooms each with private ensuite bathroom
- Dedicated three-bed High Dependency/Intensive Care Unit
- Non-invasive cardiology services
- Extensive imaging facilities including MRI and CT
- On-site pathology
- Leading Physiotherapy department
- GP services
- Day surgery unit with accommodation for 12 patients
- World renowned birth, and renal dialysis Units
- Shoulder unit
Specialists
- Mr Mark Davies, Consultant Orthopaedic Surgeon.
- Mr Matthew Solan, Consultant Orthopaedic Surgeon.
- Mr David Redfern, Consultant Orthopaedic Surgeon.
- Mr John Angel, Consultant Orthopaedic Surgeon.
- Mr Antony Kontos, Podiatrist.
Directions
The main entrance to the Hospital of St John and St Elizabeth is at 60 Grove End Road.
Public transport
We are just three minutes walk from St.John’s Wood Underground Station (Jubilee Line). Bus numbers 13, 46, 82 and 113 pass along Wellington Road. The nearest stop is just before St.John’s Wood Underground Station. Bus numbers 46 and 187 go along Circus Road. The bus stop is close to the Hospital’s Circus Road entrance. Bus numbers 189 and 139 go along Abbey Road.
Car parking
There is a Public Car Park in Kingsmill Terrace (just off Acacia Road), but there is no car parking at the hospital.
More information
Visit the Hospital of St John and St Elizabeth website
London Bridge Hospital
The London Foot and Ankle Centre has also established a second service at London Bridge Hospital. Located on the South Bank of the River Thames, London Bridge Hospital is part of the HCA group and provides some of the most up-to-date hospital facilities in the UK including:
- Six operating theatres
- 167 single in-patient rooms each with private en-suite bathroom
- Dedicated Intensive Care Unit
- Leading physiotherapy department
- Non-invasive cardiology services
- Extensive imaging facilities including MRI and CT
- Specialist cardiac unit
Specialists
Directions
London Bridge Hospital is situated on the South Bank of the Thames. We are next to London Bridge mainline and underground stations with easy access to the City.
Train
London Bridge Station is serviced by trains from Kent and Surrey and offers direct connections to Charing Cross, Cannon Street, Waterloo East stations and Blackfriars. Trains also connect directly with all stations on the Thameslink line.
Underground
London Bridge station is on the Jubilee Line and Northern Line (City Branch).
Car parking
We do not recommend you drive to the hospital as there is limited parking nearby. However, if you need to travel by car please click here for directions.
Please note: No right-hand turn can be made from Borough High Street into Duke Street Hill due to the one-way system.
Congestion charging
London Bridge Hospital falls in the congestion charging zone. To find out what it is, when it operates and how to pay, visit www.cclondon.com or call 0845 900 1234. This is the number you will also need to call to register and pay to enter central London.
Parking information
The nearest car park is Snowsfields which is open all day, every day. The Euro Car Park next to Tower Bridge is open 8am-9pm Monday to Friday and 8am-8pm Saturday and Sunday.
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