Our consultant paediatricians
Meet the consultants who specialise in paediatric care.
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Our paediatric consultants
Meet the consultants who see paediatric patients here at Spire Gatwick Park Hospital
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Why choose Spire for paediatric treatment?
At Spire Gatwick Park Hospital we provide specialist advice, diagnosis and treatment for children aged three to 16 years old, led by experienced paediatric consultants.
The service offers a wide range of treatments and operations – all available in the comfort of a local, clean, private hospital environment.
Every child will be seen by a paediatric specialist consultant within the chosen area of speciality - whether it be ENT, general surgery, orthopaedics, ophthalmology, general paediatrics or urology.
We know that when children need to come in to hospital, it can be an anxious time for the whole family – that’s why we offer children and their families an opportunity to visit the hospital prior to admission, become familiar with the surroundings and meet the experts who will be involved in their care.
When a child comes to the hospital for a surgical procedure, they will stay in a private en-suite room, with a TV. The rooms are large enough to accommodate a parent, wishing to stay overnight.
What treatments are available for children at Gatwick Park?
We have a number of consultants in a range of specialities including:
- Allergy
- Cardiology
- Dermatology
- ENT surgery
- Gastroenterology
- Gynaecology
- Ophthalmology
- Orthopaedics
- Podiatry
- Urology
Please note, that the youngest age seen by our consultants may vary. To find out more, call one of our Treatment Enquiry Advisers on 01293 778 906.
What age can my child go to surgery?
At Spire Gatwick Park Hospital, the youngest age a child can go to surgery is three years old. However, some consultant can still see patients under three for consultations.
For some procedures and consultants their age seen can vary. To find out more, call one of our Treatment Enquiry Advisers on 01293 778 906.
Safeguarding children and adults
Safeguarding continues to be a high priority and Spire Healthcare is committed to safeguarding adults, children, young people and looked after children. All healthcare staff have a duty to recognise and respond to safeguarding children or adults issues. Safeguarding is a range of activities from promoting health and wellbeing to protection from harm.
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