As Harley Street Health District continues to evolve, our community keeps growing and changing.
Optegra appoints new UK Managing Director
Optegra Eye Health Care has appointed Ghada Beal as UK Managing Director, leading the specialist eye hospital group’s next phase of growth under EssilorLuxottica ownership.
A qualified pharmacist with more than 30 years’ healthcare experience, Beal joins from senior leadership roles at Boots and advisory positions across the healthcare sector.
Beal’s appointment brings significant healthcare leadership experience to an organisation with ambitions to invest in innovation, technology and clinical excellence, creating new opportunities to expand access to advanced eye care within the District.
New occupiers in the District this month include:
A fertility clinic that has taken space at 30b Wimpole Street. LCRH is run by Dr Lynne Chapman, a clinical leader in reproductive medicine, offering IVF and a range of fertility and reproductive health services.
A sports medicine and physiotherapy clinic that has taken the ground and lower ground floors at 54 Wimpole Street, led by Dr David Porter. The practice was previously based at The King Edward VII’s Hospital and moved to its own premises in the District following BUPA’s acquisition.
Gynaecology Matters Limited, trading as Mimosa Health, has taken the ground and first floor at 30 Weymouth Street. The gynaecology clinic, covering general gynaecology, menopause, all aspects of fertility treatment, is run by Dr Sarah Matthews.
Our newest Hale House partners include:
A children’s health service giving parents access to NHS-trained paediatric doctors and nurses via WhatsApp, with no appointments or waiting rooms. Families can message a consistent clinical team about non-urgent concerns and receive advice, prescriptions and follow-up care until their child recovers.
