Our hospital services

 

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  • Chronic (long-term) pain service

    Description
    Our chronic pain service cares for children with long-term pain.
  • Cleft services

    Description
    Information about our cleft service at Evelina London.
  • Clinical genetics

    Description
    Our clinical genetics service offers help and support to people at risk of inheriting a genetic condition.
  • Clinical psychology

    Description
    About the clinical psychology service at Evelina London, which treats children's emotional and behavioural issues.
  • Complex epilepsy (tertiary) service

    Description
    Our epilepsy service is a specialist centre for children with the most severe or complex forms of epilepsy.
  • Complex feeding clinic

    Description
    The complex feeding clinic supports children and young people with severe restricted eating patterns which affect their nutrition and daily life, not related to difficulty with swallowing.
  • Complex motor disorders service

    Description
    Our complex motor disorder service assesses the suitability of children with complex motor disorders for treatment.
  • Counsellor services for parents and carers

    Description
    About the counselling service for parents and carers of children at Evelina London.
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  • Acute pain service
    Description
    The acute pain service cares for children staying in our hospital who are experiencing pain.
  • Allergy service
    Description
    Our children's allergy service is the largest of its kind in Europe, providing families with expert advice and practical help.
  • Anaesthetics
    Description
    Our anaesthetics service looks after children of all age, needing anaesthesia for operations or investigations.
  • Assessment and referral service (CARS)
    Description
    How to access our referral support service - information for GPs and other referrers.
  • Audiology service
    Description
    Our audiology services care for children and young people with hearing conditions.
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