The Fitzrovia Hospital, part of Queen Anne Street Medical Centre Healthcare is a brand newly refurbished hospital located on London's Fitzroy Square. The hospital has a rich heritage dating back to the late 1800s. The hospital was originally St Luke's Hospital and was opened in 1892, providing support to unwell members of the Anglican clergy.

St Luke's Hospital was refurbished in 1994 and rebranded as St Luke's Healthcare for the Clergy in 2010, offering additional mental health support for the Anglican clergy. The hospital was fully refurbished again in 2007 and recently underwent further improvements including a new operating theatre, teaching facility, clinical research facility and lecture theatre.

Now, the new Fitzrovia Hospital is equipped with 21 overnight stay bedrooms, 3 surgical theatres, outpatient consulting rooms and outpatient treatment rooms. The outpatient facilities are equipped with x-ray, ultrasound, mammogram and physiotherapy services. All the services provided at The Fitzrovia Hospital are of the highest quality, with patient safety being at the heart of everything the multidisciplinary team do.

The team at Fitzrovia Hospital consists of highly experienced specialists and consultants with expertise in various medical areas. The team's patient-centred approach ensures that all patients are treated according to their individual needs, with the understanding that a one-size fits all approach is not appropriate when it comes to high quality healthcare.