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.
“All I can say is why did I wait so long! The McIndoe Centre was fantastic! The staff and nurses were excellent, as was the food and my room. From the moment I arrived I was looked after by a team of friendly efficient staff and I always knew what was going on and why.
Six weeks after the operation, the vision in my eye is already better than it was before the operation and should hopefully improve significantly over the next few months.”
"It was 1992, I was a very frightened lady - I had a disastrous hip operation – in another hospital I must add – but The Horder Centre rescued me from a life on crutches. Mr. Gallannaugh, a truly wonderful surgeon, performed a hip revision operation and I am able to enjoy life to the full again."
"After I broke my leg, I had one leg half an inch shorter than the other so always had to wear orthotics. Now for the first time, this isn’t the case. At the Horder I was blessed with a top surgeon, Hugh Apthorp, and the quality of nursing was excellent. There were real elements of old fashioned nursing care. The food was excellent and everything was of a much higher standard than I expected.
Walking has always been such an important part of my life and I now feel that I can plan ahead for some of the experiences that I was beginning to fear would elude me before I had my hip replacement.”
“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.”