CaRi-heart technology
Revolutionary new technology to assess the risk of a serious heart condition or heart attack – many years before anything happens.
Your treatment and care begin as soon as you meet with one of our consultants. They are specialists in their field, meaning you can feel reassured and confident in your treatment.
Your consultant can call on the support and expertise of a whole team of multidisciplinary experts. That means specialist musculoskeletal radiologists reporting back on your X-ray, MRI or CT scans; it means nursing and theatre teams specially trained in orthopaedics; and it means full post-surgery support from our physiotherapy team to get you back to doing the things you love, as soon as possible.
Surgery to the lower spine. We have the technology and expertise to carry out surgery on your lower spine using minimally invasive surgery.
Rotator cuff repair surgery is a procedure that repairs torn or injured tendons in the shoulder, with the aim of restoring function and reducing pain in the joint.
Anterior cruciate ligament (ACL) reconstruction surgery repairs a major ligament in your knee if it’s damaged or torn, helping to reduce pain and restore stability in your knee.
A treatment performed as either open or minimally invasive surgery, this procedure is used to treat milder cases of osteoarthritis in the big toe.
Why choose HCA UK Orthopaedics?
We support our orthopaedic consultants by investing heavily in the latest medical equipment, helping them to give you the best possible outcomes from your treatment. At The Portland Hospital, for example, our state-of-the-art, low-dose radiation X-ray offers advanced scanning, particularly suited to children with musculoskeletal conditions.
Our consultants also have access to robotically assisted surgery tools, including the Mako robotic arm and the Globus ExcelsiusGPS® navigation system, and create implants for joint replacement surgery to ensure more precision and a faster recovery.
Booking an appointment with us couldn't be easier. You can call, or book using our online consultant directory.
If your treatment is going to be covered by private medical insurance, we'll need your insurance member number and authorisation code, so you'll need to have them to hand along with your referral letter.
We'll do everything we can to confirm your consultation there and then but, if that's not possible, we'll get back to you with a phone call or email within 24 hours.