In England, you have the legal right to choose which hospital you are referred to for your NHS treatment. This choice includes many NHS and private hospitals.

You don't have to choose a hospital for your NHS referral during your GP appointment. You can, within reason, take as much time as you wish to consider your options.

Given the significant variation in NHS treatment waiting times and quality of care ratings across England, taking your time and using Health Compare to review your options and to make enquiries before finalising your choice may:

• • Result in your treatment taking place months quicker
• • Allow you to identify a higher quality rated hospital
• • Secure a chosen consultant responsible for your treatment

If you're not offered a choice, or to view the exceptions to this legal right, please click here.

If you've already been referred for NHS treatment, then waiting for your treatment to be provided by your allocated hospital may well be the best course of action.

However, if you have waited over 18 weeks and your treatment hasn't yet started, you have the right to change hospitals, and you can use Health Compare to consider your options and make enquiries with other hospitals.

You can then decide whether you wish to change to a different hospital for your treatment.

If you're not offered the opportunity to change, you can refer to these words from the NHS Choice Framework �

Patients have a legal right to start consultant-led treatment within 18 weeks of referral or request an offer of alternative providers that can start their treatment sooner. The NHS must take all reasonable steps to meet patients' requests.

Based upon our information, this hospital undertakes self-pay treatment OR Based upon our information, this hospital does not undertake self-pay treatment.

Here are several key points that you may wish to consider in making a decision between self-pay and NHS funded treatment.

• • Convenience of specifying exact date
• • Likelihood of being treated sooner
• • Full ability to choose
• • Ability to request exact surgeon
• • Varying prices charged
• • Hospital performance on a variety of key measurements

You can use Health Compare to compare and investigate these factors, and make enquiries with one or more hospitals that you may be interested in, free of charge. One question will be the estimated price for the treatment, which may possibly require an initial consultation to confirm.

Insurance Covered Treatment

Based upon our information, this hospital undertakes insurance treatment OR Based upon our information, this hospital does not undertake insurance treatment

You can use our Health Compare Insurance search filter, to identify which hospitals provide treatment as part of a particular health insurance policy.

If you don�t currently have health insurance but wish to consider private health insurance options with a no obligation quote

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In England, you have the legal right to choose which hospital you are referred to for your NHS treatment. This choice includes many NHS and private hospitals.

You don't have to choose a hospital for your NHS referral during your GP appointment. You can, within reason, take as much time as you wish to consider your options.

Given the significant variation in NHS treatment waiting times and quality of care ratings across England, taking your time and using Health Compare to review your options and to make enquiries before finalising your choice may:

• • Result in your treatment taking place months quicker
• • Allow you to identify a higher quality rated hospital
• • Secure a chosen consultant responsible for your treatment

If you're not offered a choice, or to view the exceptions to this legal right, please click here.

If you've already been referred for NHS treatment, then waiting for your treatment to be provided by your allocated hospital may well be the best course of action.

However, if you have waited over 18 weeks and your treatment hasn't yet started, you have the right to change hospitals, and you can use Health Compare to consider your options and make enquiries with other hospitals.

You can then decide whether you wish to change to a different hospital for your treatment.

If you're not offered the opportunity to change, you can refer to these words from the NHS Choice Framework �

Patients have a legal right to start consultant-led treatment within 18 weeks of referral or request an offer of alternative providers that can start their treatment sooner. The NHS must take all reasonable steps to meet patients' requests.

Based upon our information, this hospital undertakes self-pay treatment OR Based upon our information, this hospital does not undertake self-pay treatment.

Here are several key points that you may wish to consider in making a decision between self-pay and NHS funded treatment.

• • Convenience of specifying exact date
• • Likelihood of being treated sooner
• • Full ability to choose
• • Ability to request exact surgeon
• • Varying prices charged
• • Hospital performance on a variety of key measurements

You can use Health Compare to compare and investigate these factors, and make enquiries with one or more hospitals that you may be interested in, free of charge. One question will be the estimated price for the treatment, which may possibly require an initial consultation to confirm.

Insurance Covered Treatment

Based upon our information, this hospital undertakes insurance treatment OR Based upon our information, this hospital does not undertake insurance treatment

You can use our Health Compare Insurance search filter, to identify which hospitals provide treatment as part of a particular health insurance policy.

If you don�t currently have health insurance but wish to consider private health insurance options with a no obligation quote

Powered by Assured Futures

In England, you have the legal right to choose which hospital you are referred to for your NHS treatment. This choice includes many NHS and private hospitals.

You don't have to choose a hospital for your NHS referral during your GP appointment. You can, within reason, take as much time as you wish to consider your options.

Given the significant variation in NHS treatment waiting times and quality of care ratings across England, taking your time and using Health Compare to review your options and to make enquiries before finalising your choice may:

• • Result in your treatment taking place months quicker
• • Allow you to identify a higher quality rated hospital
• • Secure a chosen consultant responsible for your treatment

If you're not offered a choice, or to view the exceptions to this legal right, please click here.

If you've already been referred for NHS treatment, then waiting for your treatment to be provided by your allocated hospital may well be the best course of action.

However, if you have waited over 18 weeks and your treatment hasn't yet started, you have the right to change hospitals, and you can use Health Compare to consider your options and make enquiries with other hospitals.

You can then decide whether you wish to change to a different hospital for your treatment.

If you're not offered the opportunity to change, you can refer to these words from the NHS Choice Framework �

Patients have a legal right to start consultant-led treatment within 18 weeks of referral or request an offer of alternative providers that can start their treatment sooner. The NHS must take all reasonable steps to meet patients' requests.

Based upon our information, this hospital undertakes self-pay treatment OR Based upon our information, this hospital does not undertake self-pay treatment.

Here are several key points that you may wish to consider in making a decision between self-pay and NHS funded treatment.

• • Convenience of specifying exact date
• • Likelihood of being treated sooner
• • Full ability to choose
• • Ability to request exact surgeon
• • Varying prices charged
• • Hospital performance on a variety of key measurements

You can use Health Compare to compare and investigate these factors, and make enquiries with one or more hospitals that you may be interested in, free of charge. One question will be the estimated price for the treatment, which may possibly require an initial consultation to confirm.

Insurance Covered Treatment

Based upon our information, this hospital undertakes insurance treatment OR Based upon our information, this hospital does not undertake insurance treatment

You can use our Health Compare Insurance search filter, to identify which hospitals provide treatment as part of a particular health insurance policy.

If you don�t currently have health insurance but wish to consider private health insurance options with a no obligation quote

Powered by Assured Futures

In England, you have the legal right to choose which hospital you are referred to for your NHS treatment. This choice includes many NHS and private hospitals.

You don't have to choose a hospital for your NHS referral during your GP appointment. You can, within reason, take as much time as you wish to consider your options.

Given the significant variation in NHS treatment waiting times and quality of care ratings across England, taking your time and using Health Compare to review your options and to make enquiries before finalising your choice may:

• • Result in your treatment taking place months quicker
• • Allow you to identify a higher quality rated hospital
• • Secure a chosen consultant responsible for your treatment

If you're not offered a choice, or to view the exceptions to this legal right, please click here.

If you've already been referred for NHS treatment, then waiting for your treatment to be provided by your allocated hospital may well be the best course of action.

However, if you have waited over 18 weeks and your treatment hasn't yet started, you have the right to change hospitals, and you can use Health Compare to consider your options and make enquiries with other hospitals.

You can then decide whether you wish to change to a different hospital for your treatment.

If you're not offered the opportunity to change, you can refer to these words from the NHS Choice Framework �

Patients have a legal right to start consultant-led treatment within 18 weeks of referral or request an offer of alternative providers that can start their treatment sooner. The NHS must take all reasonable steps to meet patients' requests.

Based upon our information, this hospital undertakes self-pay treatment OR Based upon our information, this hospital does not undertake self-pay treatment.

Here are several key points that you may wish to consider in making a decision between self-pay and NHS funded treatment.

• • Convenience of specifying exact date
• • Likelihood of being treated sooner
• • Full ability to choose
• • Ability to request exact surgeon
• • Varying prices charged
• • Hospital performance on a variety of key measurements

You can use Health Compare to compare and investigate these factors, and make enquiries with one or more hospitals that you may be interested in, free of charge. One question will be the estimated price for the treatment, which may possibly require an initial consultation to confirm.

Insurance Covered Treatment

Based upon our information, this hospital undertakes insurance treatment OR Based upon our information, this hospital does not undertake insurance treatment

You can use our Health Compare Insurance search filter, to identify which hospitals provide treatment as part of a particular health insurance policy.

If you don�t currently have health insurance but wish to consider private health insurance options with a no obligation quote

Powered by Assured Futures

In England, you have the legal right to choose which hospital you are referred to for your NHS treatment. This choice includes many NHS and private hospitals.

You don't have to choose a hospital for your NHS referral during your GP appointment. You can, within reason, take as much time as you wish to consider your options.

Given the significant variation in NHS treatment waiting times and quality of care ratings across England, taking your time and using Health Compare to review your options and to make enquiries before finalising your choice may:

• • Result in your treatment taking place months quicker
• • Allow you to identify a higher quality rated hospital
• • Secure a chosen consultant responsible for your treatment

If you're not offered a choice, or to view the exceptions to this legal right, please click here.

If you've already been referred for NHS treatment, then waiting for your treatment to be provided by your allocated hospital may well be the best course of action.

However, if you have waited over 18 weeks and your treatment hasn't yet started, you have the right to change hospitals, and you can use Health Compare to consider your options and make enquiries with other hospitals.

You can then decide whether you wish to change to a different hospital for your treatment.

If you're not offered the opportunity to change, you can refer to these words from the NHS Choice Framework �

Patients have a legal right to start consultant-led treatment within 18 weeks of referral or request an offer of alternative providers that can start their treatment sooner. The NHS must take all reasonable steps to meet patients' requests.

Based upon our information, this hospital undertakes self-pay treatment OR Based upon our information, this hospital does not undertake self-pay treatment.

Here are several key points that you may wish to consider in making a decision between self-pay and NHS funded treatment.

• • Convenience of specifying exact date
• • Likelihood of being treated sooner
• • Full ability to choose
• • Ability to request exact surgeon
• • Varying prices charged
• • Hospital performance on a variety of key measurements

You can use Health Compare to compare and investigate these factors, and make enquiries with one or more hospitals that you may be interested in, free of charge. One question will be the estimated price for the treatment, which may possibly require an initial consultation to confirm.

Insurance Covered Treatment

Based upon our information, this hospital undertakes insurance treatment OR Based upon our information, this hospital does not undertake insurance treatment

You can use our Health Compare Insurance search filter, to identify which hospitals provide treatment as part of a particular health insurance policy.

If you don�t currently have health insurance but wish to consider private health insurance options with a no obligation quote

Powered by Assured Futures

In England, you have the legal right to choose which hospital you are referred to for your NHS treatment. This choice includes many NHS and private hospitals.

You don't have to choose a hospital for your NHS referral during your GP appointment. You can, within reason, take as much time as you wish to consider your options.

Given the significant variation in NHS treatment waiting times and quality of care ratings across England, taking your time and using Health Compare to review your options and to make enquiries before finalising your choice may:

• • Result in your treatment taking place months quicker
• • Allow you to identify a higher quality rated hospital
• • Secure a chosen consultant responsible for your treatment

If you're not offered a choice, or to view the exceptions to this legal right, please click here.

If you've already been referred for NHS treatment, then waiting for your treatment to be provided by your allocated hospital may well be the best course of action.

However, if you have waited over 18 weeks and your treatment hasn't yet started, you have the right to change hospitals, and you can use Health Compare to consider your options and make enquiries with other hospitals.

You can then decide whether you wish to change to a different hospital for your treatment.

If you're not offered the opportunity to change, you can refer to these words from the NHS Choice Framework �

Patients have a legal right to start consultant-led treatment within 18 weeks of referral or request an offer of alternative providers that can start their treatment sooner. The NHS must take all reasonable steps to meet patients' requests.

Based upon our information, this hospital undertakes self-pay treatment OR Based upon our information, this hospital does not undertake self-pay treatment.

Here are several key points that you may wish to consider in making a decision between self-pay and NHS funded treatment.

• • Convenience of specifying exact date
• • Likelihood of being treated sooner
• • Full ability to choose
• • Ability to request exact surgeon
• • Varying prices charged
• • Hospital performance on a variety of key measurements

You can use Health Compare to compare and investigate these factors, and make enquiries with one or more hospitals that you may be interested in, free of charge. One question will be the estimated price for the treatment, which may possibly require an initial consultation to confirm.

Insurance Covered Treatment

Based upon our information, this hospital undertakes insurance treatment OR Based upon our information, this hospital does not undertake insurance treatment

You can use our Health Compare Insurance search filter, to identify which hospitals provide treatment as part of a particular health insurance policy.

If you don�t currently have health insurance but wish to consider private health insurance options with a no obligation quote

Powered by Assured Futures

In England, you have the legal right to choose which hospital you are referred to for your NHS treatment. This choice includes many NHS and private hospitals.

You don't have to choose a hospital for your NHS referral during your GP appointment. You can, within reason, take as much time as you wish to consider your options.

Given the significant variation in NHS treatment waiting times and quality of care ratings across England, taking your time and using Health Compare to review your options and to make enquiries before finalising your choice may:

• • Result in your treatment taking place months quicker
• • Allow you to identify a higher quality rated hospital
• • Secure a chosen consultant responsible for your treatment

If you're not offered a choice, or to view the exceptions to this legal right, please click here.

If you've already been referred for NHS treatment, then waiting for your treatment to be provided by your allocated hospital may well be the best course of action.

However, if you have waited over 18 weeks and your treatment hasn't yet started, you have the right to change hospitals, and you can use Health Compare to consider your options and make enquiries with other hospitals.

You can then decide whether you wish to change to a different hospital for your treatment.

If you're not offered the opportunity to change, you can refer to these words from the NHS Choice Framework �

Patients have a legal right to start consultant-led treatment within 18 weeks of referral or request an offer of alternative providers that can start their treatment sooner. The NHS must take all reasonable steps to meet patients' requests.

Based upon our information, this hospital undertakes self-pay treatment OR Based upon our information, this hospital does not undertake self-pay treatment.

Here are several key points that you may wish to consider in making a decision between self-pay and NHS funded treatment.

• • Convenience of specifying exact date
• • Likelihood of being treated sooner
• • Full ability to choose
• • Ability to request exact surgeon
• • Varying prices charged
• • Hospital performance on a variety of key measurements

You can use Health Compare to compare and investigate these factors, and make enquiries with one or more hospitals that you may be interested in, free of charge. One question will be the estimated price for the treatment, which may possibly require an initial consultation to confirm.

Insurance Covered Treatment

Based upon our information, this hospital undertakes insurance treatment OR Based upon our information, this hospital does not undertake insurance treatment

You can use our Health Compare Insurance search filter, to identify which hospitals provide treatment as part of a particular health insurance policy.

If you don�t currently have health insurance but wish to consider private health insurance options with a no obligation quote

Powered by Assured Futures

In England, you have the legal right to choose which hospital you are referred to for your NHS treatment. This choice includes many NHS and private hospitals.

You don't have to choose a hospital for your NHS referral during your GP appointment. You can, within reason, take as much time as you wish to consider your options.

Given the significant variation in NHS treatment waiting times and quality of care ratings across England, taking your time and using Health Compare to review your options and to make enquiries before finalising your choice may:

• • Result in your treatment taking place months quicker
• • Allow you to identify a higher quality rated hospital
• • Secure a chosen consultant responsible for your treatment

If you're not offered a choice, or to view the exceptions to this legal right, please click here.

If you've already been referred for NHS treatment, then waiting for your treatment to be provided by your allocated hospital may well be the best course of action.

However, if you have waited over 18 weeks and your treatment hasn't yet started, you have the right to change hospitals, and you can use Health Compare to consider your options and make enquiries with other hospitals.

You can then decide whether you wish to change to a different hospital for your treatment.

If you're not offered the opportunity to change, you can refer to these words from the NHS Choice Framework �

Patients have a legal right to start consultant-led treatment within 18 weeks of referral or request an offer of alternative providers that can start their treatment sooner. The NHS must take all reasonable steps to meet patients' requests.

Based upon our information, this hospital undertakes self-pay treatment OR Based upon our information, this hospital does not undertake self-pay treatment.

Here are several key points that you may wish to consider in making a decision between self-pay and NHS funded treatment.

• • Convenience of specifying exact date
• • Likelihood of being treated sooner
• • Full ability to choose
• • Ability to request exact surgeon
• • Varying prices charged
• • Hospital performance on a variety of key measurements

You can use Health Compare to compare and investigate these factors, and make enquiries with one or more hospitals that you may be interested in, free of charge. One question will be the estimated price for the treatment, which may possibly require an initial consultation to confirm.

Insurance Covered Treatment

Based upon our information, this hospital undertakes insurance treatment OR Based upon our information, this hospital does not undertake insurance treatment

You can use our Health Compare Insurance search filter, to identify which hospitals provide treatment as part of a particular health insurance policy.

If you don�t currently have health insurance but wish to consider private health insurance options with a no obligation quote

Powered by Assured Futures

In England, you have the legal right to choose which hospital you are referred to for your NHS treatment. This choice includes many NHS and private hospitals.

You don't have to choose a hospital for your NHS referral during your GP appointment. You can, within reason, take as much time as you wish to consider your options.

Given the significant variation in NHS treatment waiting times and quality of care ratings across England, taking your time and using Health Compare to review your options and to make enquiries before finalising your choice may:

• • Result in your treatment taking place months quicker
• • Allow you to identify a higher quality rated hospital
• • Secure a chosen consultant responsible for your treatment

If you're not offered a choice, or to view the exceptions to this legal right, please click here.

If you've already been referred for NHS treatment, then waiting for your treatment to be provided by your allocated hospital may well be the best course of action.

However, if you have waited over 18 weeks and your treatment hasn't yet started, you have the right to change hospitals, and you can use Health Compare to consider your options and make enquiries with other hospitals.

You can then decide whether you wish to change to a different hospital for your treatment.

If you're not offered the opportunity to change, you can refer to these words from the NHS Choice Framework �

Patients have a legal right to start consultant-led treatment within 18 weeks of referral or request an offer of alternative providers that can start their treatment sooner. The NHS must take all reasonable steps to meet patients' requests.

Based upon our information, this hospital undertakes self-pay treatment OR Based upon our information, this hospital does not undertake self-pay treatment.

Here are several key points that you may wish to consider in making a decision between self-pay and NHS funded treatment.

• • Convenience of specifying exact date
• • Likelihood of being treated sooner
• • Full ability to choose
• • Ability to request exact surgeon
• • Varying prices charged
• • Hospital performance on a variety of key measurements

You can use Health Compare to compare and investigate these factors, and make enquiries with one or more hospitals that you may be interested in, free of charge. One question will be the estimated price for the treatment, which may possibly require an initial consultation to confirm.

Insurance Covered Treatment

Based upon our information, this hospital undertakes insurance treatment OR Based upon our information, this hospital does not undertake insurance treatment

You can use our Health Compare Insurance search filter, to identify which hospitals provide treatment as part of a particular health insurance policy.

If you don�t currently have health insurance but wish to consider private health insurance options with a no obligation quote

Powered by Assured Futures

In England, you have the legal right to choose which hospital you are referred to for your NHS treatment. This choice includes many NHS and private hospitals.

You don't have to choose a hospital for your NHS referral during your GP appointment. You can, within reason, take as much time as you wish to consider your options.

Given the significant variation in NHS treatment waiting times and quality of care ratings across England, taking your time and using Health Compare to review your options and to make enquiries before finalising your choice may:

• • Result in your treatment taking place months quicker
• • Allow you to identify a higher quality rated hospital
• • Secure a chosen consultant responsible for your treatment

If you're not offered a choice, or to view the exceptions to this legal right, please click here.

If you've already been referred for NHS treatment, then waiting for your treatment to be provided by your allocated hospital may well be the best course of action.

However, if you have waited over 18 weeks and your treatment hasn't yet started, you have the right to change hospitals, and you can use Health Compare to consider your options and make enquiries with other hospitals.

You can then decide whether you wish to change to a different hospital for your treatment.

If you're not offered the opportunity to change, you can refer to these words from the NHS Choice Framework �

Patients have a legal right to start consultant-led treatment within 18 weeks of referral or request an offer of alternative providers that can start their treatment sooner. The NHS must take all reasonable steps to meet patients' requests.

Based upon our information, this hospital undertakes self-pay treatment OR Based upon our information, this hospital does not undertake self-pay treatment.

Here are several key points that you may wish to consider in making a decision between self-pay and NHS funded treatment.

• • Convenience of specifying exact date
• • Likelihood of being treated sooner
• • Full ability to choose
• • Ability to request exact surgeon
• • Varying prices charged
• • Hospital performance on a variety of key measurements

You can use Health Compare to compare and investigate these factors, and make enquiries with one or more hospitals that you may be interested in, free of charge. One question will be the estimated price for the treatment, which may possibly require an initial consultation to confirm.

Insurance Covered Treatment

Based upon our information, this hospital undertakes insurance treatment OR Based upon our information, this hospital does not undertake insurance treatment

You can use our Health Compare Insurance search filter, to identify which hospitals provide treatment as part of a particular health insurance policy.

If you don�t currently have health insurance but wish to consider private health insurance options with a no obligation quote

Powered by Assured Futures