Overview
Haemophilia and bleeding disorders
We are a haemophilia comprehensive care centre providing holistic inpatient and outpatient care for people over 16 years of age with inherited or acquired bleeding disorders.
We diagnose and treat:
- haemophilia A and B
- von Willebrand disease
- platelet disorders
- rare coagulation factor deficiencies
We also manage related issues, such as joint problems, HIV and hepatitis, women’s health, pregnancy, and psychosocial issues in dedicated specialist clinics. We work closely with the haemophilia team at Evelina Children's Hospital for adolescents transitioning to adult care.
We are a hub for bleeding disorder services across south London and south east England. We provide clinical advice 24 hours a day, 7 days a week. A walk-in service is available for our patients during normal working hours. We provide a full range of treatments for bleeding disorders.
We offer a home delivery service for patients on home treatment.
If you self-treat at home with regular or frequent factor concentrate (or emicizumab) you can use our home delivery service. The factor is delivered to your home.
We work with 2 delivery companies, Sciensus and Alcura.
If you're using the home delivery programme you need to record your clotting factor usage on the Haemtrack web app. The app allows you to record all treatments and bleeds as they happen. It lets the haemophilia team looking after you see up-to-date information to help monitor and improve your care. The information is also needed by NHS England to understand and plan national requirements for various factor products.
Phone: 020 7188 2809
Email: [email protected]
Our fully accredited laboratory provides a wide range of specialist haemostasis tests, including molecular genetic diagnostics.
Our team includes:
- medical consultants
- doctors in specialist training
- specialist nurses
- a physiotherapist
- a psychologist
- healthcare assistants
- phlebotomists
- administrators
Health information
Read our detailed information about bleeding disorders.
The Haemophilia Society provides support for people living with a bleeding disorder.
The World Federation of Haemophilia is a non-profit organisation helping to improve the lives of people with haemophilia and other genetic bleeding disorders.
The UK Haemophilia Centres Doctors' Organisation (UKHCDO) provides information about haemophilia, bleeding disorders, and manages the National Haemophilia Database (NHD) for patients and their families.
The NHS website has help and advice about:
The Living Well Network Alliance supports people in Lambeth who have mental illness or distress.
The Haemophilia Society provides support about healthy living and positive mental health.
The Southwark Wellbeing Hub provides information and support to people in Southwark who want to improve their mental health and wellbeing.
Lambeth.GOV.UK has health advice and support for people living in Lambeth.
Southwark.GOV.UK has health advice and support for people living in Southwark.
The NHS website has information about social care and support.
For more information about benefits visit:
GOV.UK has information about UK visas and immigration.
Carers UK provide information and advice for people caring for family or friends.
The Haemophilia Society has advice and support for people caring for someone with a bleeding disorder.
If you have been affected by the Infected Blood Inquiry visit the Infected Blood Inquiry website for more information about the support available.
You can also contact us and we can help signpost you to support and services.
Our consultants
Anicee Danaee
Gerard Dolan
Uzma Faruqi
Rita Peralta
Research and clinical trials
Research is vital to improving the care that you receive when you're unwell. You can help improve healthcare by taking part in research studies at our Trust. During your appointment, ask your healthcare professional about research. They will be happy to tell you about research studies you could be eligible to join.
A variety of clinical trials are open in our centre. For more information please contact us.
Phone: 020 7188 1425
Email: [email protected]
