North East
- Auckland Park Hospital - Bishop Auckland
- Bishop Auckland General Hospital - Bishop Auckland
- Cherry Knowle Hospital - Ryhope
- Chester-le-Street Hospital - Chester-le-Street
- County Hospital - Durham
- Nuffield Health Tees Hospital - Stockton-on-Tees
- Earls House Hospital - Durham
- Darlington Memorial Hospital - Darlington
- Freeman Hospital - Newcastle
- Hexham General Hospital - Hexham
- The James Cook University Hospital - Middlesbrough
- Middleton St George Hospital - Middleton St George
- Newcastle General Hospital - Newcastle
- North Tyneside General Hospital - North Shields
- Queen Elizabeth Hospital, Gateshead - Gateshead
- Royal Victoria Infirmary - Newcastle
- St Luke's Hospital - Middlesbrough
- St Nicholas Hospital - Gosforth
- Shotley Bridge Community Hospital - Shotley Bridge
- South Tyneside District Hospital - South Shields
- Sunderland Royal Hospital - Sunderland
- University Hospital of North Durham - Durham
- University Hospital of Hartlepool - Hartlepool
- University Hospital of North Tees - Stockton-on-Tees
- Wansbeck General Hospital - Ashington
- West Lane Hospital - Middlesbrough
- West Park Hospital - Darlington
- General Hospital Ayresome Green Lane (Middlesbrough)(Demolished)
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