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.
“The worst thing was that my hip stopped me working and the pain meant I couldn’t even put my shoes and socks on. I am already starting to feel better and am walking on crutches and can go up and down stairs. I hope to be back at work towards the end of February.
“Everything about The Horder Centre was really nice. The staff were lovely. I’ve been to a few hospitals and just found the staff there so friendly – they would do anything for you.”
“The Horder Centre was amazing from the minute I went in, from the level of care to the level of support. It was so clean and the staff weren’t harassed at all as you sometimes find in other hospitals. It was all great.”
“I was looked after very well and liked the fact that most patients were there for similar operations, so you didn’t feel alone. The first couple of months after the operation were the toughest. I only managed to walk about a quarter of a mile with a stick, but I gradually started walking a little further and then one day I realised I actually walked better without the stick. I managed to get up Vesuvius, with the help of my daughter Pippa and by taking breaks. I would never have been able to do the climb before the operation.”
“I couldn’t fault The Horder Centre. The care was excellent. When I had an operation in an NHS hospital 15 years ago, I was in a ward with around eight other people and didn’t sleep but I had my own room at The Horder. I was made to feel at home and everyone made me feel at ease."