Welcome
Queen Victoria Hospital is a specialist NHS hospital providing life-changing reconstructive surgery, burns care and rehabilitation services for people who have been damaged or disfigured through accidents or disease.
Our world-leading clinical teams provide specialist surgery and non-surgical treatment for people across the south east and beyond. We specialise in conditions of the hands and eyes, head and neck cancer and skin cancer, reconstructive breast surgery, maxillofacial surgery and prosthetics.
In addition, the people of East Grinstead and the surrounding area benefit from our expert clinicians treating more common conditions in our areas of specialism. We also provide a minor injuries unit, therapies services and a sleep service.
We are a centre of excellence, with an international reputation for pioneering advanced techniques and treatments.
Everything we do is informed by our passion for providing the highest quality care, the best clinical outcomes and a safe and positive patient experience.
Want to know more?
Watch our short film to learn more about the hospital, our staff and our services. Or watch videos about our work, our staff and the hospital in general on our YouTube channel.
Interested in working for us?
Visit our jobs section for details of current vacancies.
Visitor guidance
Keeping our patients and staff safe is our top priority. Please refer to our latest advice here
Roadworks on Holtye Road 10-12 May and 17-19 May
Travel disruption expected - please allow extra time to travel
Paying for parking
From Monday 9 May we are re-introducing parking charges in our visitor car park
Celebrating a decade of providing cancer support
Happy 10th birthday to our QVH Macmillan Cancer Information & Support Centre
Independent Review
Independent review of our handling of challenges encountered in progressing a merger proposal with University Hospitals Sussex
Update: whatโs happening about the possible merger?
QVH and University Hospitals Sussex have agreed to develop a full business case for potential merger