The dedicated stem cell transplant and haematology unit of a large private hospital in central London, treating blood cancers and serious blood disorders.
The London Clinic is a large independent private hospital in Marylebone, central London. Its stem cell unit is a dedicated inpatient facility for people with blood cancers and other serious blood disorders, and the hospital's own page states that the unit was established in 1985.
According to the site the unit provides chemotherapy, immunotherapy and stem cell transplant procedures, and has twelve beds. It also states that the hospital runs the largest accredited private stem cell collection centre in the United Kingdom, collecting more than seven hundred donations each year. Elsewhere on the site the hospital describes offering chimeric antigen receptor T-cell therapy, a form of engineered immune cell treatment, for certain blood cancers.
The conditions named include leukaemias, myeloma, anaemia, and coagulation and thrombotic disorders. This is transplant and cell therapy in the conventional haematology sense — treatment of blood and bone marrow disease — rather than the injection-based regenerative treatments offered by many other providers in this directory.
The hospital states that the unit holds JACIE accreditation, described on the site as the only official European accreditation body for haematopoietic stem cell transplantation, that its tissue activities are regulated by the Human Tissue Authority and its blood transfusion service by the Medicines and Healthcare products Regulatory Agency, and that the Care Quality Commission rated the hospital Good at an inspection in December 2021. No individual consultants are named on the unit page itself.
The unit's page names the following among the conditions it treats.
The hospital describes the unit as providing stem cell transplantation for blood cancers and serious blood disorders, supported by its own accredited stem cell collection centre.
The unit sits within The London Clinic's hospital campus at 20 Devonshire Place in Marylebone. The site describes a twelve-bed dedicated stem cell unit and an on-site stem cell collection centre, which it says is the largest accredited private facility of its kind in the United Kingdom. The hospital also operates a separate stem cell laboratory within its pathology department, and a haematology service branded as London Haematology.
The pages consulted give no prices for stem cell transplantation. The hospital does not publish a figure for this treatment on the unit page, so costs would need to be requested directly.
Profile compiled from information published on the clinic's own website and from the StemCell Registry directory record. Details may change; confirm directly with the clinic before making decisions.