Western Eye Hospital is a specialist ophthalmology hospital located in central London, United Kingdom, part of the Imperial College Healthcare NHS Trust. Established in 1856 as the St Marylebone Eye and Ear Institution by surgeons Henry Obre and John Woolcott at St John's Place in Lisson Grove, it has a long history of providing eye care services. Over time, it evolved into a dedicated eye hospital and is now integrated into the UK's National Health Service framework. The hospital is renowned for its role in postgraduate ophthalmology training and serves as a key center for eye health in the region. It operates from its main site at 171 Marylebone Road, London NW1 5QH, and features an Accident & Emergency (A&E) department open from 8am to 8:30pm daily. It provides comprehensive ophthalmology services for both adult and pediatric patients, including diagnostics, treatments, and surgeries for various eye conditions. As part of the Imperial College Healthcare NHS Trust, Western Eye Hospital collaborates with other NHS facilities to deliver high-quality, accessible care, emphasizing research and education in eye health. The hospital plays a vital role in London's healthcare landscape, focusing on specialized eye care while contributing to medical training and innovation through its affiliation with Imperial College. It is regulated by bodies such as the Care Quality Commission (CQC) and maintains a commitment to patient-centered services within the public health system.