South East Coast
- Ashford Hospital - Ashford, Surrey
- Brighton General Hospital - Brighton
- Conquest Hospital - Hastings, East Sussex
- Crawley Hospital - Crawley, West Sussex
- Darent Valley Hospital - Dartford, Kent
- Eastbourne District General Hospital - Eastbourne, East Sussex
- East Surrey Hospital - Redhill, Surrey
- Frimley Park Hospital - Frimley, Surrey
- Kent and Sussex Hospital - Tunbridge Wells, Kent
- Kent and Canterbury Hospital - Canterbury, Kent
- Maidstone General Hospital - Maidstone, Kent
- Medway Maritime Hospital - Medway, Kent
- Nuffield Health Brighton Hospital - Brighton
- Pembury Hospital - Pembury, Tunbridge Wells, Kent
- Princess Royal Hospital - Haywards Heath, West Sussex
- Queen Elizabeth The Queen Mother Hospital (QEQM) - Margate, Kent
- Queen Victoria Hospital - East Grinstead, West Sussex
- Royal Sussex County Hospital - Brighton
- Royal Alexandra Hospital - Brighton
- Royal Surrey County Hospital - Guildford, Surrey
- Royal Victoria Hospital - Folkestone, Kent
- Southlands Hospital - Shoreham-by-Sea, West Sussex
- St Peter's Hospital - Chertsey, Surrey - 400 Beds
- St Richard's Hospital - Chichester, West Sussex
- William Harvey Hospital - Ashford, Kent
- Worthing Hospital - Worthing, West Sussex
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