All accredited endometriosis centres
The Midlands Robotic Endometriosis Centre
The Midlands Robotic Endometriosis Centre appeared on the British Society for Gynaecological Endoscopy list as a accredited centre when we read that list on 4 August 2026. Accreditation records that a centre meets the society's published requirements, including the team roles below. It is not a waiting time and it is not a quality ranking, and nothing on this page says this centre is better or quicker than any other.
Centre details
- Status on the BSGE list
- Accredited centre, as at 4 August 2026
- Provider type
- Independent hospital, not an NHS trust Source
- Address
- The Harborne Hospital, part of HCA Healthcare UK, Mindelsohn Way, Birmingham, Derbyshire Dales, West Midlands, B15 2TQ
- Telephone, as listed
- 0121 468 9157
- Website, as listed
- https://www.hcahealthcare.co.uk/conditions/endometriosis
Team roles the centre listed
These are the names and roles the centre published on its own BSGE entry as at 4 August 2026. Staff move, so check with the centre before relying on a name.
- Gynaecologist: Mr Zeiad Elgizawy and Ms Evangelia Bakali
- Colorectal surgeon: Haney Youssef
- Urologist: Aniruddha Chakraboti
- Radiologist: Dr Moji Balogun
- Pain management specialist: Mario Cibelli
- Endometriosis specialist nurse: Carla Beighton
This centre is at an independent hospital, not an NHS trust
Country of this centre: England
This centre is listed at The Harborne Hospital, part of HCA Healthcare UK, which is an independent hospital and not an NHS trust. HCA Healthcare UK's own page for The Harborne Hospital, Mindelsohn Way, Birmingham describes private care, private medical insurance and self-pay.
That changes how you would get here. NHS patient choice in England lets you ask your GP practice to refer you to a named provider, and independent providers are included where they hold an NHS contract for the service you need. We have not verified whether this hospital holds an NHS contract for endometriosis care, so this page does not tell you that you can be referred here on the NHS, and it does not tell you that you cannot. Care at an independent hospital that is not covered by an NHS contract is paid for privately, by you or by an insurer.
Ask the hospital directly whether it accepts NHS referrals for endometriosis, and ask your GP practice what it is able to send. Nothing on this page gives you a right to be referred here.
Source: British Society for Gynaecological Endoscopy, accredited endometriosis centres. Read on 4 August 2026. Accreditation status is stated as at that date, and a centre's status can change without us hearing about it.
How to read this list
Accreditation is a British Society for Gynaecological Endoscopy process against its own published requirements. It records that a centre meets those requirements, including the multidisciplinary team roles listed on each entry. It is not a quality score, it is not a waiting-time measure, and it is not ours to award or withhold.
We take no money from any accredited centre, any NHS trust and any private clinic. No centre can pay to appear here, to be described differently, or to be left out. We do not rank centres and we do not say any centre is better or quicker than another. How this is funded.