Welcome to Ellern Mede
Ellern Mede is a leading specialist mental healthcare provider, offering tailored care for individuals of all ages (8+). With over 25 years of dedicated service, Ellern Mede is recognised for its positive outcomes and ability to provide personalised care for individuals with severe and complex mental health needs.
Alongside our recognised expertise in eating disorders, we support people with a range of complex and co-occurring needs. We take a holistic approach, shaping care to support the individual’s long-term recovery and independence.
We work nationally and internationally with NHS commissioners, insurers, overseas governments, and private funders to provide bespoke inpatient placements
A multidisciplinary approach
Our specialist multidisciplinary teams include:
- Consultant psychiatrists and specialist doctors
- Clinical psychologists and assistant psychologists
- Registered mental health nurses
- Healthcare support workers
- Occupational therapists
- Activity coordinators
- Dietitians and dietetic assistants
- Family therapists and family coaching support
- Specialist pharmacists
- Specialist Autism and neurodevelopmental team
- Education professionals (for children and young people)
- Physiotherapy and Speech and language therapy input where required
Our teams work collaboratively to ensure care is coordinated, responsive and centred around each individual’s needs. Our services form an integrated inpatient pathway supporting individuals at different stages of life and recovery.
Our inpatient services
Ellern Mede Ridgeway – CAMHS and transitions service, North London
Ellern Mede Barnet– Adult service, North London
Queensway Hospital – Adult service, South Yorkshire
Make a referral
Ellern Mede provides specialist inpatient mental health care for children (aged 8+), adolescents and adults with complex presentations, including eating disorders, trauma-related difficulties, emotional dysregulation, neurodivergence and overlapping mental health needs.
We accept referrals from NHS commissioners and international health authorities, and welcome private enquiries via self-funding or medical insurance.
All referrals are subject to clinical review to assess suitability, level of risk and therapeutic fit.














