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King’s College Hospital Denmark Hill London SE5 9RS Phone: 020 3299 9000. Princess Royal University Hospital (PRUH) Farnborough Common Orpington Kent BR6 8ND Phone ...
Specialties. King’s College Hospital Dubai has been established to provide for the healthcare needs of the whole family and, whether your medical problem is simple or complex, we can deliver the finest levels of healthcare including consultations, diagnostic tests, treatments and recovery support. If required, we can also arrange for you to ...
The Patient Advice and Liaison Service (PALS) offers confidential advice, support and information on health-related matters, for patients, their families and their carers. Learn more about PALS. To contact PALS at this hospital: phone 020 3299 3601. email kch-tr.pals@nhs.net.
In 2016, we opened a helipad on top of King’s College Hospital in Camberwell. The helipad has transformed trauma care across south east London and Kent, and serves more than 4.5 million people. In 2019, King’s became the first major trauma centre in London to be granted permission for air ambulances to land at night, ensuring patients have access to highly-specialised treatment any time of ...
Strong roots, global reach. We’ve built King’s strategy from the ground up, listening to what you have to say about the priorities for our Trust. We’ve heard from more than 4,500 staff, patients and other members of our community to find out what is important and what we should focus on in the future. Using this feedback, our vision is to ...
King’s is connected to a number of bus routes that run regularly, seven days a week: 35, 40, 42, 45, 68, 176 (24-hour), 185, 345 (24-hour), 468, 484, N35, N68. You can also use these routes to travel to King’s from our nearest London Underground stations: Oval, Brixton and Elephant & Castle. TfL’s Map of buses from King’s College ...
The Listen support network was launched in 2006 by King’s College Hospital’s Liver Transplant Unit professionals and volunteer post-transplant patients. Research and experience has shown that it can be helpful and reassuring for patients, their relatives and friends, to meet with someone who has had a liver transplant, see how well they are years later, and ask questions about the process.
