How Many Hospitals Are In Birmingham? A Complete List

It’s no secret that our city isn’t exactly small – it’s actually the UK’s largest outside of London. With a big city, comes a big list of hospitals in Birmingham.

But doctor doctor, how do I know which Birmingham hospital to go to?

Fortunately, our Neighbourhood experts have the antidote…

We’ve put together a complete list of hospitals in Birmingham to help you find the nearest one to you.

Don’t forget to save this page to make things faster when you need to find one!

So, how many hospitals are in Birmingham?

As you can imagine there are more than a dozen hospitals across Birmingham to ensure each area – such as Solihull, Moseley, and Harborne – has a relatively close place to go to.

Queen Elizabeth Hospital

ADDRESS: Mindelsohn Way, Birmingham, B15 2GW

If you’ve decided to live in Corkfield, your nearest hospital is Queen Elizabeth Hospital.

When it first opened in 2010, it was the first hospital to open in the city in 70 years!

Located near the University of Birmingham and University railway station, it is – unsurprisingly – a university hospital. This means it is dedicated to teaching the next generation of doctors and nurses as well as research for medical cures.

Solihull Hospital

ADDRESS: Lode Ln, Solihull, B91 2JL

Originally part of the Union Workhouse Infirmary, Solihull Hospital got a brand-new building in the 1990s.

In the late 2010s, a few new departments were added, these include:

• Dermatology
• Oncology
• Haematology

The Priory

ADDRESS: Priory Road, Birmingham, B5 7UG

Another hospital in Birmingham (specifically Edgbaston), The Priory is a private hospital.

It offers support and care for a wide range of medical needs and prides itself on using the latest technology and equipment.

Moseley Hall

ADDRESS: Old Hall, Alcester Rd, Birmingham, B13 8JL

As a community hospital, Moseley Hall specialises in stroke and brain injury rehabilitation.

Providing services for both inpatients and outpatients, you can visit this hospital for general medical and sub-acute care too.

Birmingham Women and Children’s Hospital

ADDRESS: Steelhouse Ln, Queensway, Birmingham, B4 6NH

Also located on University Campus, this hospital offers a range of services to over 50,000 women, children, and families every year.

The Birmingham Women and Children’s Hospital is a short distance from Corkfield.

So, if after a day out the kids get unwell or you need some medical assistance, you can rest assured knowing you’re not far from help at your three-bedroom apartment in Corkfield.

Midland Metropolitan University Hospital

ADDRESS: Grove Lane, Smethwick, Birmingham, B66 2QT

Opening this year, Midland Metropolitan University Hospital is set to become the centre of acute and emergency care.

According to them, it’s not just another hospital in Birmingham, it’s an amalgamation of expertise.

It provides services, including:

• Emergency
• Children’s
• Maternity
• Adult acute inpatient care

Sandwell District General Hospital

ADDRESS: Lyndon, West Bromwich, B71 4HJ

Yet another teaching hospital in Birmingham!

This time, it’s Sandwell District General Hospital located in, you guessed it, Sandwell.

The best bit?

This hospital has numerous bus stops – making it perfect for those who don’t drive.

Good Hope Hospital

ADDRESS: Rectory Road, The Royal Town of Sutton Coldfield, Birmingham, B75 7RR

Providing acute and general care for those in North Birmingham and Sutton Coldfield, Good Hope Hospital is one of Birmingham’s many hospitals.

There you will also find the Partnership Learning Centre – part-funded by the University of Birmingham’s Medical School – it’s yet another location where medical students can learn.

You can only hope they’ll actually learn something!

City Hospital

ADDRESS: Dudley Road, Birmingham, B18 7QH

Also known as Dudley Road Hospital, the City Hospital is in the west of Birmingham.

There are rumours that it will be replaced by the previously mentioned Midland Metropolitan University, however, that is yet to open.

The Harborne Hospital

ADDRESS: Mindelsohn Way, Birmingham, B15 2FQ

One of Birmingham’s private hospitals, The Harborne Hospital has a range of consultants who are experts in various conditions.

It focuses on providing its patients with treatment pathways that are personalised to your health concerns, to ensure you get the very best solutions.

Heartlands Hospital

ADDRESS: Bordesley Green, Birmingham, B9 5SS

With dedicated emergency, pathology, and ENT departments, Heartlands Hospital has just that… heart!

This was the hospital where the world’s last smallpox patient was treated.

Spire Parkway Hospital

ADDRESS: 1 Damson Parkway, Solihull, Birmingham, B91 2PP

Yet another private hospital, Spire has numerous hospitals all around the UK and this one is in Solihull.

With advanced imaging and technology, at Spire Parkway Hospital you can get specialist care for all types of medical needs.

Guest Hospital

ADDRESS: Tipton Road, Dudley, Birmingham, DY1 4SE

Guest Hospital is in the Dudley area of Birmingham, predominantly an outpatient centre, this is a great choice for those who don’t need true emergency care.

West Heath Hospital

ADDRESS: Rednal Road, Birmingham, B38 8HR

Not far from King’s Norton and Hawkesley, West Heath Hospital provides services for a range of medical needs.

For example, as well as the expected nurses and doctors, it has:

• Physiotherapists
• Occupational therapists
• Social workers
• Rehabilitation assistants

Brooklands Hospital

ADDRESS: Brooklands Way, Marston Green, Birmingham, B37 7HH

As a purpose-built hospital, Brooklands has six units that offer inpatient assessment and treatment services for those who have a learning disability.

The six specialist units are:

• Learning Disability Assessment and Treatment Service
• Medium Secure Learning Disability Service (male)
• Low Secure Learning Disability Service (male)
• Low Secure Learning Disability Service (female)
• Young Persons’ Learning Disability Service
• Adolescent Learning Disability Service

How many hospitals in Birmingham? Let’s count up!

According to our list, there are 15 Birmingham hospitals.

At least!

There are always new hospitals being built in Birmingham… quite like apartments.

But none of them beat Corkfield…

With a 24-hour on-site team, communal gardens, a roof terrace, private rooms, as well as a co-working space and resident lounge, living at Corkfield is just what the doctor ordered.

With an assortment of studio, 1, 2, and 3-bedroom apartments available, there’s no reason not to book a viewing.

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