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Ramsay Health Care UK · Torquay

Mount Stuart Hospital

The self-pay prices this hospital publishes, what they include, and how they compare nearby.

Prices checked 9 Nov 2026

  • Treatments with prices

    5

    Hip replacement, Knee replacement, Knee arthroscopy, Carpal tunnel surgery and MRI scan

  • Health regulator rating

    Good

    CQC, report published October 2018

    For the whole hospital, not one treatment.

  • Nearest other hospital with prices

    17 miles

    Nuffield Health Exeter Hospital, Exeter

In short

Mount Stuart Hospital is a Ramsay Health Care UK hospital in Torquay (TQ1 4UP). On 9 November 2026 it published self-pay prices for 5 of the treatments we cover: hip replacement, knee replacement, knee arthroscopy, carpal tunnel surgery, MRI.

The Care Quality Commission rated the hospital Good overall, in a report published 8 October 2018. A CQC rating describes the whole hospital, not a particular treatment.

Its prices appear on 2 local price comparison pages on this site, alongside other hospitals and the NHS waiting figures for each area.

Hip replacement

  • Mount Stuart Hospital

    Torquay

    from£17,297Hip Replacement (cemented)

    What’s included: Ramsay calls this a guide price (a “from” price). Its page doesn’t list what’s included, so check with the hospital.

    Health regulator (CQC) rating: Good · checked 9 Nov 2026

Knee replacement

  • Mount Stuart Hospital

    Torquay

    from£17,297Knee Replacement

    What’s included: Ramsay calls this a guide price (a “from” price). Its page doesn’t list what’s included, so check with the hospital.

    Health regulator (CQC) rating: Good · checked 9 Nov 2026

Knee arthroscopy

  • Mount Stuart Hospital

    Torquay

    from£14,232Knee Arthroscopy (key hole surgery)

    What’s included: Ramsay calls this a guide price (a “from” price). Its page doesn’t list what’s included, so check with the hospital.

    Health regulator (CQC) rating: Good · checked 9 Nov 2026

Carpal tunnel surgery

  • Mount Stuart Hospital

    Torquay

    from£2,953Carpal Tunnel Release - One Wrist

    What’s included: Ramsay calls this a guide price (a “from” price). Its page doesn’t list what’s included, so check with the hospital.

    Health regulator (CQC) rating: Good · checked 9 Nov 2026

MRI scan

  • Mount Stuart Hospital

    Torquay

    from£525MRI (one part)

    What’s included: Ramsay calls this a guide price (a “from” price). Its page doesn’t list what’s included, so check with the hospital.

    Health regulator (CQC) rating: Good · checked 9 Nov 2026

Each price is what Mount Stuart Hospital published on the date shown, not a quote. Ask for a written, itemised price for your situation.

How its prices compare

Hip replacement: published at from £17,297, £1,796 above the UK median of £15,500. 1 other hospital within 25 miles publishes a price, and it is not lower. It is published as a single figure without a breakdown.

Knee replacement: published at from £17,297, £1,062 above the UK median of £16,235. 1 other hospital within 25 miles publishes a price, and it is not lower. It is published as a single figure without a breakdown.

Knee arthroscopy: published at from £14,232, £9,549 above the UK median of £4,683. 1 other hospital within 25 miles publishes a price, and it is lower. It is published as a single figure without a breakdown.

Carpal tunnel surgery: published at from £2,953, £248 above the UK median of £2,705. 1 other hospital within 25 miles publishes a price, and it is not lower. It is published as a single figure without a breakdown.

MRI scan: published at from £525, £20 below the UK median of £545. 1 other hospital within 25 miles publishes a price, and it is not lower. It is published as a single figure without a breakdown.

Around Mount Stuart Hospital

The nearest other hospitals publishing self-pay prices are Nuffield Health Exeter Hospital (Nuffield Health, Exeter, 17 miles) and Optical Express - Exeter Clinic (Optical Express, Exeter, 17 miles).

Nearest towns and cities by straight-line distance: Torquay (1.0 miles, population 52,035), Paignton (3.7 miles, population 67,520), Newton Abbot (4.9 miles, population 29,650), Kingsteignton (5.6 miles, population 11,940), Brixham (5.9 miles, population 17,840).

NHS waiting lists for the same care near Torquay: trauma and orthopaedics at Royal Devon University Healthcare NHS Foundation Trust: median 18.3 weeks waited, 605 over a year (August 2026); MRI at Royal Devon University Healthcare NHS Foundation Trust: 57.8% under six weeks (August 2026).

Details

Address
St Vincents Road, Torquay, TQ1 4UP
Telephone
Not listed by CQC
Hospital group
Ramsay Health Care UK
CQC registration
1-128732982, registered 20 December 2010
CQC rating
Good, published 8 October 2018

Compare with other hospitals

Hip replacement

Knee replacement

Where these figures come from

Prices: from Mount Stuart Hospital’s own price pages on the date shown. We store the price, the hospital’s own label, what its page says is included, the link and the date.

Comparisons use other hospitals’ published self-pay prices within 25 miles (straight line) and across the UK, all checked on the same date.

NHS figures describe time waited so far by everyone on the list. Source: NHS England, Consultant-led Referral to Treatment Waiting Times, August 2026 data, published 8 October 2026. Contains public sector information licensed under the Open Government Licence v3.0. Source: NHS England, Monthly Diagnostics Waiting Times and Activity (DM01), August 2026 data, published 8 October 2026. Contains public sector information licensed under the Open Government Licence v3.0.

Registration details and rating: CQC register (HSCA Active Locations, downloaded 9 November 2026), Open Government Licence v3.0.

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