About Spire Claremont Hospital

Spire Claremont Hospital provides treatment and services for adults only.

We aim to make your stay with us as comfortable as possible. Our facilities include:

• 36 beds
• 3 operating theatres
• 1 Minor Operations Suite with eight recovery bays
• 11 consulting rooms
• Imaging department (including an MRI Unit approved by Bupa, together with CT scans, ultrasounds and X-rays)
• Endoscopy suite (accredited by the Joint Advisory Group on Gastrointestinal Endoscopy)
• Day Case Unit with six patient bays
• Pharmacy
• Physiotherapy department
• Free onsite car parking

Spire Claremont Hospital is guided by the formulary and decisions made by the Local Health Community Formulary Board Medicines Management Board for the clinical indications that we're contracted to treat.

Our private hospital welcomes all patients and our self-pay inclusive price packages and payment plans make it easy and affordable, even if you don’t have medical insurance.

We offer easy booking and flexible appointment times to suit you so you don’t have to wait to get the treatment you need.

We understand the importance of having loved ones by your side during your hospital stay. Our hospital visiting policy is as follows:

• For patients scheduled to be admitted to the hospital, our ward visiting hours are between 10am and 8pm Monday to Sunday, with a maximum of two visitors per patient
• We ask that young children must be supervised at all times during visiting

Visitors attending the inpatient wards and outpatients are not required to wear a mask unless this is their personal preference. View our safety patient pathway on safety measures in our hospitals.

We have free on-site parking available to patients and visitors and have electric vehicle chargers in our car park.

At Spire Claremont Hospital we strive to recognise and support the needs of every individual. Our hospital is accessible to everybody – patients and their visitors – and we provide patient information in a variety of formats, including large print.

If you are coming into hospital and your first language is not English, you may need a translator to help you speak to doctors and nurses. Please let us know as soon as possible if you require this service so that it can be arranged for your appointment.

Patients who are undergoing a surgical procedure or a diagnostic procedure will need an independent interpreter and not a family member. We can organise this on your behalf but we will need to know beforehand, please call us on 0114 263 2114. There is no charge for this service.

If you’d like to speak to someone about your needs, you can call us on 0114 263 2114 or complete the enquiry form below.