West Midlands
- Alexandra Hospital - Redditch
- Birmingham Children's Hospital - Birmingham
- Birmingham Dental Hospital - Birmingham
- Birmingham Nuffield Hospital (Independent) - Edgbaston, Birmingham
- Birmingham Women's Hospital - Edgbaston, Birmingham
- BMI The Meriden Hospital - Coventry
- City Hospital, Birmingham - Birmingham
- The (BMI) Edgbaston Hospital (Independent) - Birmingham
- Ellen Badger Hospital - Shipston-on-Stour
- George Eliot Hospital - Nuneaton
- Good Hope Hospital - Sutton Coldfield
- Heartlands Hospital - Birmingham
- Moseley Hall Hospital - Moseley, Birmingham
- New Cross Hospital - Wolverhampton
- Nuffield Health Warwickshire Hospital - Leamington Spa
- Nuffield Health Shrewsbury Hospital - Shrewsbury
- Princess Royal Hospital - Telford
- Queen Elizabeth Hospital Birmingham - Birmingham
- Queen Elizabeth Psychiatric Hospital - Edgbaston, Birmingham
- Queen's Hospital - Burton upon Trent
- Robert Jones and Agnes Hunt Orthopaedic Hospital - Oswestry
- Royal Leamington Spa Rehabilitation Hospital - Leamington Spa
- The Royal Orthopaedic Hospital - Northfield, Birmingham - 170 beds
- The (BMI) Priory Hospital (Independent) - Birmingham
- The Woodbourne Priory Independent Hospital Birmingham - Birmingham
- Royal Shrewsbury Hospital - Shrewsbury
- Russells Hall Hospital (Dudley)
- Sandwell General Hospital - Sandwell
- Selly Oak Hospital - Birmingham
- Showell Green Lane Mental Hospital - Sparkhill, Birmingham
- Spire Parkway Hospital (BUPA) - Solihull
- Hospital of St. Cross, Rugby - Warwickshire
- St. Michael's Hospital, Warwick - Warwickshire
- Solihull Hospital - Solihull
- Staffordshire General Hospital - Stafford
- Stratford Hospital - Stratford-upon-Avon
- University Hospital Coventry - Coventry (Opened 2006 as a replacement for Walsgrave Hospital & Coventry and Warwickshire Hospital)
- University Hospital of North Staffordshire - Stoke-on-Trent
- Warwick Hospital - Warwick
- West Heath Hospital - Birmingham
- Worcestershire Royal Hospital - Worcester
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