What does RMH mean in HOSPITALS

The Royal Marsden provides comprehensive care for cancer and associated blood diseases in adults and children. This includes many types of treatments such as radiotherapy, chemotherapy, proton beam therapy, immunotherapies, stem cell transplantation, surgery, and support services.

To make an appointment at the Royal Marsden you can call your local outpatient department or book online through their website. Alternatively you can be referred by a healthcare professional.

Yes, the hospital provides 24-hour emergency care for both adults and children who have been diagnosed with cancer or other life-threatening conditions.

We encourage visitors to visit during regular visiting hours which are from 12pm- 8pm on weekdays and 10am – 8pm on weekends. All visits must be pre-arranged and comply with visitor restrictions that may be in place due to pandemic guidelines.

The Urology Oncology Team is made up of clinicians specialising in diagnosis, treatment and rehabilitation of patients with urological cancers including prostate, bladder, kidney and testicular cancers as well as some non-cancerous urological conditions.

Yes, post-treatment aftercare plays a very important role in your recovery process. At The Royal Marsden we offer a range of bespoke aftercare pathways tailored to each individual’s needs including regular follow up appointments with specialist nurses plus psychological support should it be required.

Yes, The Royal Marsden is often involved in clinical research trials looking at new treatments for cancer patients so it may be possible to access these if appropriate for your condition. It’s always best to discuss this option with your medical team who will advise if this is suitable for you.

Unfortunately pets are not allowed inside The Royal Marsden however we understand they can provide great comfort during times of illness so if you would like to bring your pet along then please notify us prior to your visit so we can arrange this outside of our premises.