Hospitals in Enfield

We list 7 hospitals in Enfield: 3 NHS and 4 private. One has a 24-hour A&E department: North Middlesex University Hospital. For anything life-threatening, call 999.

At a glance

Hospitals
7
NHS
3
Private
4
24-hour A&E in Enfield
North Middlesex University Hospital
CQC overall rating
6 of 7 rated (5 Good, 1 Requires improvement)

A&E in and near Enfield

Urgent help

If someone is seriously ill or injured and their life is at risk, call 999. For urgent help that is not an emergency, use NHS 111 online or call 111.

A&E is for serious and life-threatening emergencies. The nearest A&E departments open 24 hours:

Distances are straight lines from the centre of the borough (the average position of its home postcodes), not travel distances.

NHS hospitals in Enfield

Outpatient appointments at NHS hospitals usually need a referral, for example from your GP.

General (acute) hospitals

Community hospitals

Private hospitals in Enfield

Private hospitals usually do not have an A&E. You pay for treatment yourself or through health insurance.

CQC ratings

6 of 7 hospitals in Enfield have a current Care Quality Commission (CQC) overall rating. The CQC rates a hospital as a whole; individual services can be rated differently. We do not rank hospitals.

CQC overall ratings of hospitals in Enfield
RatingHospitals
Good5
Requires improvement1
No current overall rating1

Frequently asked questions

Which hospitals in Enfield have an A&E?

North Middlesex University Hospital has an A&E department open 24 hours. In an emergency, call 999.

Are there private hospitals in Enfield?

Yes. We list 4 private hospitals in Enfield: Priory Hospital Enfield, The Cavell Hospital, The Kings Oak Hospital and The Priory Hospital North London. Private hospitals usually do not have an A&E.

How are hospitals in Enfield rated by the CQC?

6 of the 7 hospitals in Enfield have a current CQC overall rating: 5 Good, 1 Requires improvement. The others have no current overall rating.

Do I need a referral to be seen at a hospital in Enfield?

For NHS outpatient appointments you usually need a referral, for example from your GP, and your appointment letter tells you where to go. You do not need a referral for A&E. Private hospitals may accept self-referral; contact the hospital to ask.

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