Hospitals & Health Clinics in Edinburgh

Public sector services are provided by the National Health Service (NHS) Scotland. All citizens and residents are eligible for enrolment in this system, funded through deductions from salaries. In short, no payment is required for doctor or hospital visits.

While plagued by some controversies, the NHS is generally efficient and provides high quality care. Expats will find that the waiting times for appointments are generally shorter than in England; often a same-day appointment can even be booked. Although some systematic red tape can cause irritation, expats who have never benefited from nationalized healthcare may be pleasantly surprised.

Royal Edinburgh Hospital

Royal Edinburgh Hospital

The Royal Edinburgh Hospital provides acute psychiatric and mental health services, including treatment for learning disabilities and dementia. Its specialist services include centres for the treatment of eating disorders, alcohol problems and young people’s mental health.

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Western General Hospital

Western General Hospital in Edinburgh

The Western General Hospital provides a comprehensive range of general and specialist services to the people of Edinburgh, Lothian and beyond.
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Spire Murrayfield Hospital

Spire Murrayfield Hospital

Since 1984 Spire Edinburgh Hospitals have been delivering outstanding healthcare in the east of Scotland. We work with leading consultant physicians and surgeons to offer an extensive suite of services for diagnosing and treating a wide range of conditions.

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