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November 26, 2025/News Updates

Cleveland Clinic London Wins ‘Hospital of the Year’ at LaingBuisson Awards

Award recognises Cleveland Clinic London’s commitment to innovation and excellence

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Cleveland Clinic London has won ‘Hospital of the Year’ at this year’s LaingBuisson Awards, which took place on Thursday 20 November.

The award recognises Cleveland Clinic London’s commitment to innovation and excellence, from introducing state-of-the-art procedures to investing in philanthropy and caregiver development, and demonstrating strong growth.

LaingBuisson is a leading UK health and social care consultancy that benchmarks quality, performance and innovation across the sector. Winning Hospital of the Year represents national recognition as the top-performing private hospital in the UK. The award success follows a previous LaingBuisson Award win for Hospital of the Year in 2023, as well as Leadership Team of the Year in 2024.

Professor Rob Lorenz, President of Cleveland Clinic London comments; “This second-time achievement reflects the dedication and teamwork of all of our caregivers across the hospital and outpatient facilities. It is their contributions that make this superlative recognition possible, shaping an organisation that sets the UK-standard for exceptional patient care.”

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