Schoen Clinic Newbridge - The LaingBuisson Hospital of the Year 2021.

Schoen Clinic Newbridge Awards & Accolades.
2021 - LaingBuisson Hospital Of The Year - WINNER.
2021 - LaingBuisson Nursing Practice - Finalist.
2020 - LaingBuisson Hospital Group of The Year - Winner.
2020 - Health Investor Private Hospital Group of the Year - Finalist.
2019 - Health Investor Private Hospital Group of the Year - Finalist.
2019 - LaingBuisson Hospital Group of the Year - Finalist.
2018 - Rated Outstanding by the Care Quality Commission (CQC).
2016 - Rated Outstanding by the Care Quality Commission (CQC).

One of the UK’s leading hospitals for children and young people with diagnosed eating disorders. Highly specialised multidisciplinary teams work with the patient and their family for the best recovery possible.

Schoen Clinic Newbridge is a welcoming, high quality hospital designed wholly for young people aged 8 to 18 years, treating the full range of eating disorders.

Our staff are all specialists in eating disorders, working as a multi-disciplinary team to ensure all aspects of treatment work together to address all the elements of the eating disorder. We also have James Brindley school within our hospital which our residents attend, often achieving excellent grades.

We are deeply committed to promoting awareness of eating disorders and supporting all professionals working with affected young people.

Our Master Class series is an established and well attended free training forum, with professionals from many different services attending training together with Newbridge staff, led by internationally renowned researchers and clinicians.

We have also produced films and accompanying resources for schools in which young people we have treated describe their experiences to promote understanding of eating disorders among children and adolescents.

We welcome contact from parents and carers who would like information and support or would like to arrange to visit. We also welcome contact from all professionals working with people affected by eating disorders.