Cleveland Clinic London Hospital opens on Grosvenor Place

After years of planning, Cleveland Clinic has opened the Cleveland Clinic London Hospital at 33 Grosvenor Place. The state-of-the-art hospital offers a comprehensive portfolio of medical and surgical services, with a focus on heart and vascular, digestive disease, neurosciences and orthopaedics.

The facility is equipped with 184 inpatient beds – including 29 ICU beds, eight operating theatres and a 41-bed neurological rehabilitation ward – and employs 24/7 in-house intensive care specialists. It is one of the first private hospitals in the UK to offer intraoperative imaging for brain and spinal cord disorders, a leading tool in preventing reoperations. It is also the first UK hospital with a robot-powered pharmacy, where drugs are packaged, barcoded and tracked to the patient’s bedside.

Intensive care unit at Cleveland Clinic London Hospital

Remarking on the milestone, Cleveland Clinic CEO and president Dr Tom Mihaljevic said: “For more than 100 years, Cleveland Clinic has been at the forefront of medical innovation and specialised healthcare. We believe that touching more lives is our ethical imperative. With the opening of Cleveland Clinic London, we are extending our unique model of care to more patients than ever.” 

Dr Brian Donley, CEO of Cleveland Clinic London, added: “This is an eventful moment for the entire Cleveland Clinic family. We are excited to be bringing our unique model of care to the UK, combining London’s world-renowned physicians and research with Cleveland Clinic’s 100-year history of technological advances and clinical expertise. We will provide patients with an unparalleled experience and the highest quality care.”