When it comes to your health, you deserve the best. Horder Healthcare is nationally recognised for its outstanding level of surgical expertise, patient satisfaction and hospital environment.
The Horder Centre is a renowned centre of excellence for orthopaedic surgery and musculoskeletal services located in the Ashdown Forest, East Sussex. The centre enjoys an outstanding reputation for its consultants, levels of expertise and higher than the national average patient outcomes.
We offer a range of high quality, specialist services led by the very best clinicians and health professionals in their relevant fields. These are available at our hospitals and also our centres and clinics around the South East of England.
The McIndoe Centre is a specialist private hospital in East Grinstead, West Sussex. The unique Centre of excellence offers cutting edge plastic and reconstructive surgery delivered by renowned surgeons in a high quality environment.
Find out what it’s like to be a patient, from the people who matter the most.
“Mr Butler-Manuel was the first consultant I saw who had any time for me and who listened to me. I think what is different about The Horder Centre is the team spirit. Having had countless operations, the Horder Centre is, in my opinion, streets above all the private hospitals I have been in. Nothing was too much trouble. After a couple of weeks I felt my knee wasn’t bending properly and within an hour, I was seeing a doctor then a specialist then a physiotherapist.”
“My experience was absolutely marvellous but the two things that made the most impression were the care and cheerfulness of everybody, even the person who dropped off the newspaper was cheerful, and when people are like that, you can’t help but be the same.”
“The Horder Centre was recommended to me by friends who had said how good it was. I found everyone so pleasant and they just had time for me. It felt like a private hospital and it’s in such a lovely position in the country. I would definitely recommend it.”
“I decided to fight to get back to my sport. My wife, a chiropractor, knew of the Horder Centre’s reputation so I decided to have physio there. I have to say that without the input of the physiotherapists, first Sam, then Annemarie, at The Horder, I don’t think I’d have got the 95% movement back in my arm. It helps if you’ve got a fighting mentality, and you’re not going to accept the injury, but the work they did was essential. It was quite radical physio and there were many sessions but it worked and I am forever in their debt.”