Private Hospitals (Hansard, 21 January 1985)

§ Mr. Dobson
asked the Secretary of State for Social Services if he will list the private hospitals offering acute medical and surgical care which treat National Health Service patients under contractual arrangements with health authorities.

§ Mr. Kenneth Clarke
The private institutions offering medical and surgical care under contractual arrangements with health authorities in 1983 are as follows, as reported by the authorities, within the NHS regions in which they are located. The list includes care provided in various 329W aspects of patient service including medical, surgical, pre-convalescent and post-operative, diseases of chest, rehabilitation and terminal care.
Private hospitals providing medical and surgical care to NHS patients under contractual arrangements with health authorities (provisional list)
Northern region
Marie Curie Memorial Foundation, Newcastle-upon-Tyne

The Northumberland Cheshire Home, Matfen, Nr. Newcastle
Yorkshire region
St. John of God Hospital, Scorton, Richmond, N. Yorks

Sue Ryder Home, Oxenhope, Keighley

Belvedere Nursing Home, Scarborough
Trent region
St. Lukes Nursing Home, Sheffield

Staunton Harold Cheshire Home, Leicester
E. Anglian region
North Sea Medical Centre, Great Yarmouth^*

All Hallows Hospital, Bungay

Papworth Village Settlement, Papworth Everard
North West Thames region
St. Vincents Orthopaedic Hospital, Eastcote, Middlesex British Pregnancy Advisory Service, London Victoria Branch SW1
North East Thames region
Abberton Manor Nursing Home

Crouchend Court Nursing Home, Colchester

The Marillac, Warley, Essex

St. Josephs Nursing Home, Danbury, Chelmsford

The Hospital and Home of St. Giles, East Hanningfield, Chelmsford

St. Josephs Hospice, Hackney, London E8 4SA
South East Thames region
Fallowfield, Chislehurst

Copper Cliff Nursing Home, Brighton

Leonard Cheshire Foundation, Maidstone

Benenden Chest Hospital, Cranbrook, Kent

Horder Centre for Arthritics, Crowborough

St. Christophers Hospice, Sydenham, London SE26

Edith Priday Red Cross Home, Blackheath, SE3
South West Thames region
Holy Cross Hospital, Haslemere

King Edward VII Hospital, Midhurst

Royal Hospital and Home for Incurables, Putney

Trinity Hospice, Clapham Common, London

Hydon Hill Nursing Home, Godalming, Surrey

The Royal Star and Garter Home for Disabled Sailors, Soldiers and Airmen, Richmond-upon-Thames

St. Teresa's Hospital, Wimbledon

Rustington Convalescent Home

Victoria House, Leatherhead
Wessex region
Newlands Private Nursing Home, Southsea

Anglesey Lodge Nursing Home, Alverstoke

Birchy Hill Nursing Home, Lymington

Kenton House, Borden

Hill House Rest Home, Lyndhurst

Penerley Lodge, Beaulieu Farnhill Nursing Home, Swindon

Bethany House Nursing Home, Swindon

Alexandra Nursing Home, Bournemouth

Ashley Lodge, Ashley
Oxford region
Byron House Nursing Home, Aylesbury, Bucks

Chiltern Cheshire Home, Gerrards Cross, Bucks

Leonard Cheshire Home, Oxford
South Western region
Henley House, Truro

St. Michael's Hospital, Hayle, Cornwall

Penair Nursing Home, St. Clement, Truro

Torbay and South Devon Hospice, Torquay

Blackdown Nursing Home, Tavistock
West Midlands region
Stuby Leas Rest Home, Lichfield

St. Giles Hospice, Lichfield

St. Marys Hospice, Selly Park, Birmingham

Derwen Treatment and Rehabilitation Centre, Oswestry

Compton Hall, Wolverhampton

Douglas MacMillan Home, Stoke-on-Trent

Department of Physical Medicine, Leamington Spa^*
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Warwickshire Orthopaedic Hospital, Coleshill, Birmingham

Myton Hamlet Hospice, Warwick

Wharf Street Hostel, Warwick

Helen Leys, Leamington
Mersey region
Sunny Bank Nursing Home, Liverpool

David Lewis Centre, Alderley Edge, Cheshire

British Pregnancy Advisory Service, Liverpool^*
North Western region
St. John of God Hospital, Silverdale, Lancaster

St. Ann's Hospice, Heald Green

St. Ann's Hospice, Little Hulton

^* Out-patients only.

§ Mr. Dobson
asked the Secretary of State for Social Services what proposals for private hospitals have been notified to him or authorised by him under the Health Services Act 1976, as amended by the Health Services Act 1980, since the last notification listed in his answer of 28 March 1984, Official Report, columns 219–20.

§ Mr. Kenneth Clarke
Since 28 March 1984, seven notifications have been received as follows. No applications for authorisation have been made.

Number of Beds

Bourn Hall clinic, Bourn Cambridge ^*42

Lansdowne private hospital, 67 Lansdowne Road, Bournemouth ^†26

Rochelles Farm, Lawn Lane, Springfield, Chelmsford, Essex 66

Clare Park clinic, Clare Park, Crondall Lane, Crondall, Farnham, Surrey ^†18

Blackheath hospital, 40–42 Lee Terrace, London SE3 64

South Bank hospital, Bath Road, Worcester 2

Preston Independent hospital, Midgery Lane, Fulwood, Preston ^‡36

Nursing centre, Street Lane, Leeds 50

^* Replacement for 30 beds in temporary accommodation

^† Extensions to existing hospitals.

^‡ Substitution for notification in respect of Clifton Hall Nursing Home.

	Number of Beds
Bourn Hall clinic, Bourn Cambridge	^*42
Lansdowne private hospital, 67 Lansdowne Road, Bournemouth	^†26
Rochelles Farm, Lawn Lane, Springfield, Chelmsford, Essex	66
Clare Park clinic, Clare Park, Crondall Lane, Crondall, Farnham, Surrey	^†18
Blackheath hospital, 40–42 Lee Terrace, London SE3	64
South Bank hospital, Bath Road, Worcester	2
Preston Independent hospital, Midgery Lane, Fulwood, Preston	^‡36
Nursing centre, Street Lane, Leeds	50
^* Replacement for 30 beds in temporary accommodation
^† Extensions to existing hospitals.
^‡ Substitution for notification in respect of Clifton Hall Nursing Home.