Hendon Hospital
46/50 Sunny Gardens Road, Hendon, London, NW4 1RP DirectionsPhone
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Outpatient department
Monday - Friday: 8am - 9pm
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Free parking
You don’t have to live with hip pain. Get fast access to expert care at Hendon Hospital in North London. We’re here to help you feel like you again.
At Hendon Hospital in North London, we offer fast access to dedicated orthopaedic care with a Consultant of your choice. With us, you can expect convenient, quality care within a safe and comfortable hospital environment. To get started, book your initial appointment with us online or call us directly on 0208 4574500. We aim to see you within 48 hours.
Please note our hospital does not undertake hip replacement surgery's, however our consultants who have outpatient clinics may be able to offer this service at another Circle Health Group hospital site.
Hip replacement surgery can effectively reduce joint pain and improve mobility and function in your hip joint. Your Consultant Orthopaedic Surgeon will recommend a hip replacement operation if you have significant damage to your hip from an accident or injury or from a condition such as arthritis.
Depending on your condition, you will undergo either partial hip replacement surgery (also known as a hemiarthroplasty), or total hip replacement surgery (also referred to as an arthroplasty). During total hip replacement surgery, both your femoral head (the top of your thigh bone) and acetabulum (the socket in your pelvis) will be removed and replaced with an artificial component, also known as a prosthesis. During partial hip replacement surgery, only your femoral head will be removed and replaced with a prosthesis.
Hip arthroscopy helps diagnose and treat a range of hip problems. During this ‘keyhole’ procedure, your Consultant will make a few small incisions in your hip. They will then insert a small camera to examine the inside of your joint. This can help your Consultant diagnose your hip problems. Some treatment options can be performed arthroscopically during this procedure, with surgical instruments inserted through small incisions to treat damage to your hip.
Hip resurfacing is a type of surgery to replace your damaged hip joint. During this procedure, the damaged surfaces of your femur head (the top of your thighbone) and your acetabulum (the socket in your pelvis) are reshaped and replaced with a cover. Hip resurfacing helps significantly reduce pain and improve your mobility.
Hip injection treatment, also known as steroid injection treatment or corticosteroid injection treatment, can be used to diagnose and treat a range of hip problems. Steroids are injected into the affected joint, reducing pain and inflammation in your hip.
All of the above treatment options help reduce hip pain and improve your mobility, helping you feel like yourself again. Your Orthopaedic Consultant will help determine which treatment option is best for you.
At Hendon Hospital, we don’t just treat people based in North London. We also welcome those from further afield, including international patients.
When you choose treatment with us, you'll benefit from the knowledge and compassion of our expert team. And when it comes to your hospital stay, there are a range of advantages to choosing Hendon Hospital:
You can usually get an appointment with your chosen Consultant within 48 hours of booking your appointment, whether online or on the phone.
We offer comfortable, private facilities equipped with the latest technologies, en-suite rooms, and on-site support service for your every need.
Be seen when you want, where you want, and by who you want. Call us seven days a week or book online.
We offer flexible payment options to help you spread the cost of your treatment if you book with us directly. If you’re planning to pay using private health insurance, simply let us know when you get in touch.
We have a national network of experienced Consultants across our hospitals.
Fast help is just around the corner.
To find out more about our services or to book an appointment with us, call our team on 0208 4574500 or book a consultation with your chosen specialist.