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Welcome to Epsom, Sutton and St Helier Hospitals

Getting here

Please check which hospital your appointment is at before leaving home. Use the hospital links to plan your journey. You will find information on how to get to us by public transport, car or bike and hospital maps to find your way around once you have arrived.

Healthcare professionals

The Trust works closely with local GPs to make sure our patients receive the best possible care. We also have good relationships with other local NHS colleagues, including dentists, pharmacists and opticians, as well as with our partners in other hospitals.

Our services

We offer an extensive range of services to the people of south west London and Surrey, including Sutton, Merton and Epsom. Both Epsom and St Helier hospitals have 24-hour A&E departments, whilst Sutton Hospital has an eye casualty.

Prepare your visit

Useful tips on what to bring with you when you come into hospital and what to expect in our clinics or on your ward. It's important you keep your appointment or let us know if you need to amend or cancel it. Our guide to who's who on our wards it a helpful tool.

Working for us

There has never been a better time to join the Trust. Careers in the NHS are incredibly rewarding, and staff and volunteers receive excellent range of benefits, including first class training and development, flexible working and a good salary and pension.

Our performance

We are one of the best performing trusts in south west London and one of the most improved in London overall. We are meeting all of the key standards that the government sets for hospitals and the feedback we receive from patients is very positive.
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