Ramsay Health Care UK
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| Industry | Health |
|---|---|
| Founded | 2007 |
| Founder | Paul Ramsay |
| Headquarters | London, United Kingdom |
Number of locations | 36 |
Key people | Mark Page (CEO) |
| Services | Health care |
| Website |
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Ramsay Health Care UK is a healthcare company based in the United Kingdom, associated with Ramsay Health Care. It was founded by Australian businessman Paul Ramsay
The UK network includes 36 private facilities offer a range of treatments from hip replacements to knee replacement surgery and cosmetic surgery to weight loss surgery. It provides a number of Independent sector treatment centres for the English NHS.
In 2007, Capio was acquired by Ramsay Health Care.
It runs:
- Ashtead Hospital Surrey
- Berkshire Independent Hospital Reading
- Blakelands Hospital Milton Keynes
- Bodmin Treatment centre
- Boston West Hospital
- Clifton Park Hospital York
- Cobalt Hospital North Tyneside
- Duchy Hospital Truro
- Euxton Hall Hospital Chorley
- Fitzwilliam Hospital Peterborough
- Fulwood Hospital Preston
- Horton Treatment Centre Banbury
- Mount Stuart Hospital Torquay
- New Hall Hospital Salisbury
- North Downs Hospital Caterham
- Nottingham Hospital
- Oaklands Hospital Salford
- Oaks Hospital Colchester
- Orwell PPU Basildon
- Park Hill Hospital Doncaster
- Pinehill Hospital Hitchin
- Renacres Hospital Ormskirk
- Rivers Hospital & Neuro Services Sawbridgeworth
- Rowley Hospital Stafford
- Springfield Hospital Chelmsford
- Tees Valley Treatment Centre
- West Midlands Hospital Halesowen
- The Westbourne Centre Edgebaston
- Winfield Hospital & The Dean Neuro Centre Gloucester
- Woodland Hospital Kettering
In July 2014 two patients “suffered potentially serious harm” from overdoses of an antibiotic into their eyes and four others showed symptoms more than six weeks afterwards. 19 patients in total received overdoses during surgery at Mount Stuart hospital, which was subcontracted by South Devon Healthcare NHS Foundation Trust to help keep waiting times down. Ramsay said the mistake in its minor surgical unit was the result “of both process failure and human error”.[1]
References
- ↑ "Cataract inquiry shows patients suffered ‘potentially serious harm’". Guardian. 11 November 2014. Retrieved 17 November 2014.