UK Hypermobility Syndrome Clinics

At most hospitals 'hypermobility' is dealt with under 'rheumatology'. The following addresses are of hospitals where there is an established interest in hypermobility. Much is being done to encourage interest in the subject in rheumatology departments around the country.

Please note: the following information is for patients to forward to their own doctor - please do not telephone the clinic directly. We have already had a number of complaints from the clinics with regard to patients telephoning the clinics directly and any further abuse of the information below will result in the removal of this page from the web site.

Adult’s & Adolescent’s Clinic

Professor Rodney Grahame/Dr Hana Kazkaz
The Hypermobility Clinic
Department of Rheumatology
University College Hospital
3rd Floor
250 Euston Road
LONDON
NW1 2BU

Children’s Clinic*

Sue Maillard
Hypermobility Clinic
Rheumatology Department
Great Ormond Street Hospital
Great Ormond Street
London
WC1N 3JH

Adult Clinic

Dr Tim Jenkinson
Hypermobility Clinic
Royal National Hospital for Rheumatic Diseases NHS Foundation Trust
Upper Borough Walls
BATH
BA1 1RL

Children and Adult’s Clinic**

Professor William Ferrell
Centre for Rheumatic Diseases
Glasgow Royal Infirmary
GLASGOW
G31 2ER

Adult’s Rehabilitation Clinic***

Dr Helen Cohen/Dr Roger Wolman
Hypermobility Rehabilitation Programme
Royal National Orthopaedic Hospital
Brockley Hill
STANMORE
Middlesex
HA7 4LP

*Referrals to the Children’s Hypermobility Clinic at Great Ormond Street are by a Consultant; no GP referrals will be accepted. Clinic is for children over 5 years of age. All children should be symptomatic of HMS and not referred due to relative’s diagnosis.

** Referrals to the Hypermobility Clinic at Glasgow Royal Infirmary must be made by a Consultant rheumatologist. Any patients being referred to this clinic must have a negative test result for anti-nuclear antibody and rheumatoid factor. If appropriate, onward referral to the paediatric clinic may be made by the clinic at GRI. Prospective patients must not contact the clinic directly.

***Referrals to the Hypermobility Rehab. Clinic at Stanmore; there is a current restructuring programme occurring within the clinic at Stanmore. Please be aware that there is a delay between seeing the Consultant and attending for a pre-assessment appt prior to any admission to rehab. Please be patient whilst the clinic undergoes this process. Additional clinical services which may be of benefit to HMS patients are also provided through the Rheumatology Clinics. Outpatient’s appointments for Dr Wolman, OT and Physio take place both at Stanmore, North London and Bolsover Street, Central London.



HMSA Membership Medical Information Pain and Hypermobility HMS Resources HMSA Community Living with HMS Fundraising Kids & Teens For Professionals Our Patron Contact Us	UK Hypermobility Clinics At most hospitals 'hypermobility' is dealt with under 'rheumatology'. The following addresses are of hospitals where there is an established interest in hypermobility. Much is being done to encourage interest in the subject in rheumatology departments around the country. Please note: the following information is for patients to forward to their own doctor - please do not telephone the clinic directly. We have already had a number of complaints from the clinics with regard to patients telephoning the clinics directly and any further abuse of the information below will result in the removal of this page from the web site. >>Find out about a new service for complex EDS cases here<< Adult’s & Adolescent’s Clinic Professor Rodney Grahame/Dr Hana Kazkaz The Hypermobility Clinic Department of Rheumatology University College Hospital 3rd Floor 250 Euston Road LONDON NW1 2BU Children’s Clinic* Sue Maillard Hypermobility Clinic Rheumatology Department Great Ormond Street Hospital Great Ormond Street London WC1N 3JH Adult Clinic Dr Tim Jenkinson Hypermobility Clinic Royal National Hospital for Rheumatic Diseases NHS Foundation Trust Upper Borough Walls BATH BA1 1RL Children and Adult’s Clinic Professor William Ferrell Centre for Rheumatic Diseases Glasgow Royal Infirmary GLASGOW G31 2ER Adult’s Rehabilitation Clinic* Dr Helen Cohen/Dr Roger Wolman Hypermobility Rehabilitation Programme Royal National Orthopaedic Hospital Brockley Hill STANMORE Middlesex HA7 4LP Referrals to the Children’s Hypermobility Clinic at Great Ormond Street are by a Consultant; no GP referrals will be accepted. Clinic is for children over 5 years of age. All children should be symptomatic of HMS and not referred due to relative’s diagnosis. * Referrals to the Hypermobility Clinic at Glasgow Royal Infirmary must be made by a Consultant rheumatologist. Any patients being referred to this clinic must have a negative test result for anti-nuclear antibody and rheumatoid factor. If appropriate, onward referral to the paediatric clinic may be made by the clinic at GRI. Prospective patients must not contact the clinic directly. ***Referrals to the Hypermobility Rehab. Clinic at Stanmore; there is a current restructuring programme occurring within the clinic at Stanmore. Please be aware that there is a delay between seeing the Consultant and attending for a pre-assessment appt prior to any admission to rehab. Please be patient whilst the clinic undergoes this process. Additional clinical services which may be of benefit to HMS patients are also provided through the Rheumatology Clinics. Outpatient’s appointments for Dr Wolman, OT and Physio take place both at Stanmore, North London and Bolsover Street, Central London.

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