Cleveland Clinic London

We love receiving feedback and thank this patient for taking the time to share their experience at Cleveland Clinic Lonond. Delivering exceptional care in every interaction is what drives us and feedback like this reminds us why we do what we do. Learn more about our services here: https://lnkd.in/e2E53NMV #ClevelandClinicLondon #PatientReview

From common sports injuries to complex peripheral nerve injuries, our team offers care for a wide range of conditions affecting the shoulders and elbows. Helping to relieve your pain and get you moving again, as quickly as possible. Learn more about our shoulder and elbow services here: https://lnkd.in/eqjP5_nr #ClevelandClinicLondon #Orthopaedic #ShoulderCare #ElbowCare

Today marks World Stroke Day, a day to raise awareness, support stroke survivors, and highlight the importance of timely care. At Cleveland Clinic London, our Post-Acute Stroke Care pathway helps patients regain independence and improve quality of life. Our multidisciplinary team provides personalised, intensive rehabilitation, combining advanced therapy gyms, emotional and cognitive support, and follow-ups to ensure holistic recovery - helping patients rebuild mobility, speech, and confidence. 🎥 Watch Dr Arvind Chandratheva, Consultant Neurologist, explain our Post-Acute Stroke Pathway and how it supports recovery. To find out more, visit: https://lnkd.in/etQ3NNTJ #ClevelandClinicLondon #WorldStrokeDay #StrokeAwareness #NeuroRehabilitation

Georgina Monti describes the pain as “barbed wire in her hip.” After having a hip resurfacing surgery with an innovative ceramic implant, she’s now reclaiming her mobility. The 30 year old from the United Kingdom, who spent her time kitesurfing and freediving, knew it was time to seek care when she started struggling to do the things she’s most passionate about. “At first, I put it off as an old injury that was causing me trouble. I continued to power on until I physically couldn't stand on a surfboard anymore – something I’ve been able to do my whole life,” says Georgina, who would ultimately have a hip resurfacing surgery with a ceramic implant at Cleveland Clinic London – which is one of the first hospitals in the world to provide this alternative to metal-on-metal hip resurfacing. Georgina’s injury stemmed from a wakeboarding accident where she dislocated her hip. This happened when she was around 18 years old, and over time, things got worse. When the pain drove Georgina to get an MRI, it showed her femoral head had collapsed. She eventually came to Cleveland Clinic London to meet with Professor Justin Cobb. He was offering another option besides a total hip replacement: A hip resurfacing procedure using a ceramic implant. “While a great option, a total hip replacement is not the best approach for everyone. For instance, it can reduce the amount of exercise a patient can take. With hip resurfacing, patients retain the femoral head and neck, allowing them to resume the activities they participated in with their healthy, native hip,” says Prof Cobb. For years, the only available option was metal-on-metal hip resurfacing, which manufacturers currently recommend only for patients with larger femoral heads – typically found more often in men. In response, Prof Cobb and team created the ceramic hip resurfacing implant that's tailored to patients with smaller hips and pelvises. After getting this ceramic implant, Prof Cobb expects Georgina to be able to return to all her sports in the future. “I put off having a scan longer than I should have. Don’t be scared to take that step. There’s so much they can do now for hip preservation, and it turned out to be the best possible thing I could have done,” says Georgina.

Cleveland Clinic London surgeons have begun performing hip resurfacing with ceramic implants, becoming among the first in the world to offer this alternative to the traditional metal-on-metal procedure. The H1 ceramic implant, developed at Imperial College London by Cleveland Clinic London surgeon Prof Justin Cobb, was approved by the UK’s MHRA in 2025. Unlike metal-on-metal implants, which were suitable only for patients with larger bones, the H1 ceramic implant is designed to make hip resurfacing possible for patients with smaller hips and pelvises. "This innovation means more patients can benefit from hip resurfacing, preserving their bone and restoring near-natural movement," say Prof Cobb. Clinical studies have shown that patients receiving the H1 implant achieved biomechanics similar to those with healthy hips - a result not seen with traditional total hip replacements. The H1 implant is currently available in the UK under compassionate use, with a broader European rollout planned for 2026. Read more: https://lnkd.in/eeFeJqw3 #ClevelandClinicLondon #Orthopaedics #Innovation #HipResurfacing #CeramicHipImplant

Last month, Chad Redgrave MSC (Cardioresp), BSC, MCSP, ICU Clinical Lead Physiotherapist, represented Cleveland Clinic London at the 17th World Congress of Intensive and Critical Care in Vancouver, presenting an abstract and poster showcasing our innovative approach to tracheostomy care. His presentation, 'Optimal Multidisciplinary Tracheostomy Care: Establishing a Safe and Effective Service in a Brand-New Hospital', showcased how our teams have built a model of care that prioritises safety, quality and collaboration from day one. Reflecting on the experience, Chad said: “It was a fantastic opportunity to showcase the work of Cleveland Clinic London and our ongoing dedication to quality, safety and teamwork. It was wonderful to see so much international interest in what we’re achieving here. This was only possible thanks to the support of the Cleveland Clinic London tracheostomy multidisciplinary team, my line manager Bini Suresh, Milena Kachar and Dr Georg Auzinger. I also had amazing data analysis support from Rachel Kidd in nursing.” Many thanks to Cleveland Clinic Philanthropy UK for their support in making this possible. #ClevelandClinicLondon #Physiotherapy #CriticalCare

We’re always grateful to hear from our patients, and it was wonderful to receive this feedback for Dr Ruth Whitby, General Practitioner at Cleveland Clinic London. Delivering compassionate, high-quality patient care is at the heart of everything we do, and feedback like this reaffirms our commitment to excellence. #ClevelandClinicLondon

This week, we’re celebrating Pharmacy Appreciation Week, honouring our pharmacy team for their dedication to safe, effective, and compassionate medication management for our patients. We began the week with a special event in the hospital café, connecting with caregivers, patients, and families, sharing insights about the vital role our pharmacy team plays, and answering questions about how they support patient care every day. To show our thanks, we also set up an appreciation box, inviting caregivers to leave messages for our pharmacy colleagues. Join us in the comments to recognise our Pharmacists, Pharmacy Technicians and Pharmacy Assistants for their knowledge, dedication, and care! #ClevelandClinicLondon #PharmacyAppreciationWeek

Don’t miss the latest episode of Cleveland Clinic London’s podcast, Exploring Health featuring Davina McCall 🎙️ In this powerful conversation, host Mr Kash Akhtar is joined by Davina McCall and her neurosurgeon Mr Kevin O'Neill. Davina opens up about her journey with a brain tumour, from diagnosis and choosing a surgeon to treatment and recovery at Cleveland Clinic London, sharing moments of honesty, laughter, and deep emotion along the way. 🔊 Listen and watch now: https://lnkd.in/eVStSpnk #ClevelandClinicLondon #ExploringHealth #BrainTumour #DavinaMcCall

Last month, Dr Philip Batty, Consultant in Sport and Exercise Medicine was on hand to deliver court-side medical support at the Laver Cup Tennis Tournament in San Francisco. Join Dr Batty, for a behind-the-scenes look at his role in providing world-class care to athletes throughout the event. Discover more about our sports medicine services here: https://lnkd.in/evnzamMq #ClevelandClinicLondon #SportMedicine #ExerciseMedicine #LaverCup2025