Croydon University Hospital

Croydon University Hospital is a major NHS district general hospital serving the borough of Croydon and surrounding areas in South London. Operated by Croydon Health Services NHS Trust, it provides a wide range of acute and specialist healthcare services, including 24-hour emergency care, maternity services, and extensive inpatient and outpatient treatment pathways. As one of the primary hospitals in the region, it plays a central role in delivering urgent and planned medical care for the local population. The hospital includes a full Emergency Department, specialist medical and surgical departments, and dedicated units for women’s and children’s health, supporting both routine and complex clinical needs. Croydon University Hospital is also closely integrated with community healthcare services, helping to ensure continuity of care between hospital treatment and local health providers. It supports a broad network of clinics and outpatient services, offering diagnostics, rehabilitation, and ongoing specialist follow-up care. With modernised facilities and continuous service development, the hospital remains a key healthcare provider in South London, focusing on accessible, patient-centred care across emergency, elective, and community-linked services.