St Helier Hospital

St Helier Hospital is a major NHS district general hospital forming part of the Epsom and St Helier University Hospitals NHS Trust, serving communities across south west London and north east Surrey. It provides a wide range of acute, emergency, and specialist healthcare services,  as one of the key hubs for urgent and planned medical care in the region. The hospital is particularly well known for its 24-hour emergency department and for delivering essential inpatient, outpatient, and diagnostic services across multiple specialities. These include medicine, surgery, women’s health, paediatrics, critical care, and a broad range of specialist clinics. It is also a centre for advanced renal services, including the South West Thames Renal and Transplantation Unit, for patients with complex kidney conditions and long-term renal care. St Helier shares paediatric services with Queen Mary’s Hospital for Children, offering dedicated care for infants, children, and young people. Alongside this, the hospital supports maternity and women’s health services, providing care throughout pregnancy, childbirth, and postnatal recovery. As part of a larger hospital network, it works closely with Epsom Hospital and the surrounding community services to deliver integrated care across the region. It plays an important role in both emergency treatment and ongoing specialist care, with a focus on serving a diverse and growing local population. Overall, St Helier is a key healthcare provider in south west London, combining emergency services, specialist treatment centres, and general hospital care within a busy NHS environment.