Official partnerships across the world's leading medical systems.

The Royal Marsden Hospital, founded in 1851, is the world's first hospital dedicated to cancer treatment and research. As Europe's largest comprehensive cancer center, it treats over 60,000 patients annually. Together with The Institute of Cancer Research, it forms Europe's largest cancer center and is the UK's only NIHR Biomedical Research Centre for Cancer. HRH Prince William has served as President since 2007. The hospital holds multiple Laing Buisson awards and JACIE stem cell transplant accreditation.

Great Ormond Street Hospital, founded in 1852 in London, is one of the world's leading children's hospitals, ranked #1 in Europe and #4 worldwide in pediatrics. With over 60 clinical specialties and 300+ world-class pediatric consultants, it is the third-largest children's cancer center in the Western world, a world-leading pediatric gene therapy center, and Europe's largest pediatric epilepsy surgery center. Its International and Private Care department receives over 5,000 referrals annually from 80+ countries.

Royal Brompton & Harefield Hospital is the largest specialist heart and lung center in the UK and one of Europe's leading cardiothoracic centers. Landmark achievements include the UK's first heart transplant (1980), the world's first combined heart-lung transplant (1983), and Europe's first artificial heart transplant. The hospital gained worldwide fame through Professor Sir Magdi Yacoub, a pioneer of heart transplantation.

The Royal National Orthopaedic Hospital, located in Stanmore, London, is one of the world's leading specialist orthopaedic hospitals. It provides comprehensive neuromuscular skeletal treatment from acute spinal cord injuries to complex bone tumors. Notably, 20% of all UK orthopaedic surgeons receive their training at RNOH. The hospital treats over 130,000 outpatients and approximately 17,000 inpatients annually — the largest volume in Europe.

King's College Hospital, founded in 1840, is one of the UK's leading centers of clinical excellence with 12,000 staff. Its Liver Centre is one of the world's largest and most comprehensive liver disease treatment centers, and its liver transplant program is Europe's largest. The Neurosciences Centre is designated as one of only five Centres of Excellence by the National Parkinson Foundation in the EU.

Imperial College Healthcare NHS Trust comprises five hospitals including St Mary's, Charing Cross, and Hammersmith. With over 500 consultant physicians, it treats over 19,000 patients annually with a 98% recommendation rate. Hammersmith Hospital averages 170 kidney transplants annually — Europe's largest renal transplant program. Queen Charlotte's & Chelsea Hospital is a leading fetal medicine center with one of the UK's largest neonatal ICUs.

Moorfields Eye Hospital, founded in 1805, is the oldest and largest eye hospital in the world. With over 30 satellite sites, it treats more patients than any other eye hospital in the UK. Over half of all UK ophthalmologists have received specialist training at Moorfields. Its partnership with the UCL Institute of Ophthalmology forms one of the world's most productive ophthalmic research programs.