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At Spire Dunedin Hospital, we offer a limited consultation and diagnostic paediatric service for children under 16 years and treatments including surgery for 16–17 year olds (up untill their 18th birthday) following a risk assessment by a Registered Children's Nurse.
Consultations and minor tests such as allergy testing and blood tests are available for children under 16. If your child needs further interventional diagnostic tests or surgical treatment, your consultant will discuss this with you and can arrange this for your child at an alternative Spire Hospital, a local private clinic, or local NHS facility which offers a full service for children.
We offer interventional dermatology treatments including removal of moles, cysts, warts and skin tags, as well as cryotherapy, to children over 3 years old.
Young people aged 16-17 years (up till their 18th birthday) who need further interventional diagnostic tests or surgical treatment will be risk assessed by a Registered Children’s Nurse to confirm that they can be treated as an adult here at Spire Dunedin Hospital.
We offer consultations across a range of childhood illnesses and diseases including:
16-17 year olds can access a range of treatments offered to adults at Spire Dunedin Hospital subject to being risk assessed by a children’s nurse before treatment can proceed.
For more information on our paediatric services, please call 0118 955 3563 or
send an enquiryYou can use your private health insurance or pay for your child's treatment yourself and a GP referral is not always necessary. Our customer advisers are on hand to provide more information.
If you can't find the service or treatment your child needs at this hospital you can search for paediatric services at other Spire hospitals.
Learn moreSafeguarding continues to be a high priority and Spire Healthcare is committed to safeguarding adults, children, young people and looked after children. All healthcare staff have a duty to recognise and respond to safeguarding children or adults issues. Safeguarding is a range of activities from promoting health and wellbeing to protection from harm.
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