was taken to urgent care by my daughter in 12 September, left and pay paid for parking. horrified…read moreto receive Parking ticket a week later, when I appealed it, the response was insufficient amount paid. can't understand that as the machine tells you how much to pay.

How do you review a hospital? I'm quite familiar with this place due to my recent broken arm…read morefiasco. Basically a simple hard trip at home turned into a broken radial head requiring surgery. First, they seem very knowledgeable. They're also reasonably good about getting certain things done. However, they are incredibly disorganized. When I went in for the surgery, they seemed to have no idea I was coming in that day. It took them awhile to figure that out, then to figure out where I was going. Luckily the surgeon knew, so she came in and was ready, but the staff were pretty useless. The surgery seems like it went great. The would is healing well, the radial head replacement seems to be doing well too (but that's a bit harder to know as I can't actually see it). I can see why this one is being closed down. Either they are too disorganized or they have become too disorganized. Unfortunately it's the closest to our house at the moment, so the easiest for us to get to, and I'll be back several more times while my arm is healing.

I was sent to this hospital for rehab after surgery at Barnet hospital where I had very good care.A…read morenurse and a HCA were outside my room waiting for me.They had a good look at my outstretched leg where I've had surgery. Once in the room the nurse told me not to expect help from her to move. Then the HCA too said the same. Switched the TV on and left. When the night shift took over a kind HCA showed me how to use that TV. The first nurse never came to my room again except to deliver my meal once. Meal delivery seems to be a popular job among the HCAS. Once a HCA told me to avoid ringing the call bell at meal delivery times. When the call bell rings they are very quick to come to turn it off, sometimes saying they'll come back later and most of them did except once when the nurse turned it off and went home . Had to wait for help till the night shift settled. All the nurses were kind and caring except one who was rude to me one night. On my last day there she was working in my room.I asked her why she was rude to me and she said she didn't remember and said 'nobody likes you'. When asked who'nobody' was she named a HCA who had never worked in my room.Then i realised this person had been putting the others off me. I've been wondering why those with whom I got on well were not so friendly.I was getting newly arrived foreign male HCAs who had to be instructed by me what to do and where to find what was needed. One even said it was his first day at work. They were good people but needed some support to get acquainted to the job.We get the menu a day ahead to choose the meal but I was getting offered what I didn't want.Being a diabetic I refused to accept sweet & sour meat for dinner.The deliverer HCA and another stood outside my door shouting I can't get what I want and threw the dinner in the bin. Nothing instead was offered. When asked for the veg offered with my dinner was told it was in the bin .When asked for soup I was given a toasted cheese sandwich, cuppa soup and peas. The HCAs seem to have too much free time which one appear to have used for a hate campaign against me.In the mornings there is a mighty panic with the Hcas wanting to get the jobs done. Often bed making, washing get priority and often the tea is cold by the time to have breakfast. They say they have others to attend to. Some days physios too come at that time. At night if I ask for a blood check some go away pretending not to hear.The doctors and office managers were friendly.I had a miserable time in this hostile atmosphere. A very disappointed patient.

Nan got a wheelchair yesterday. This may not seem like front page news or an Extra! Extra! moment…read morebut it was. Nan's needed that chair for ages. She has a scooter but you can't really take the scooter on the bus and you can't take the car to the city. Finchley Memorial Hospital has a Wheelchair clinic where you get outfitted for a wheelchair, measured and then if they have a suitable one, you can take it away. Nan got a brand new chair that folds up into the car free of charge. You can say what you want about NHS, but it saved us 300 pounds and got Nan a chair.

I've got a bad association with Edgware Hospital. Nan was transferred here to continue her recovery…read moreprocess after her illness this summer. She was transferred her twice, after returning from Barnet Acute Care. It seemed every time Nan came to Edgware she got bitched out and caught another infection. The nurses used to feed her the regular food, not diabetic stuff and then bitch about the mixed nuts we bought her being bad for blood sugar. That is so unsubstantiated! I should have said"You are nuts, and that is bad for her blood sugar. Stop stressing the woman out." Edgware is a modern hospital but they have no cafe or anything just a little kiosk. The guy working it, gave me free stuff for Nan to eat though after he closed the till. A few Jacobs creme crackers won't make up for the overall crap comparison to nearby Barnet Hospital.

Like the human body, this place appears to be getting a little drabby with age…read more I've visited a few times over the years, but on my recent visit felt it was in need of a little nip/tuck. The reception area had improved slightly with the new LCD TV, but the toilet was quite uninviting. The flooring was bubbling and it just didn't feel clean. The staff have always been pleasant, and the consultants even more so, but on a recent call, where I had to contact the nursing team, it just felt a little too relaxed and familiar in approach.

Great practice. Always helpful looking after 3 generations of our family. Professional, responsive,…read morecaring. Never had any problems. Can only recommend. Best practice I've ever been registered with.

Clean and friendly practice hard to find if you are not from the area located up a dead end road…read morenot clearly signposted from the main road

The priory offers patients support and help to overcome depression and serious addictions,both as…read moreout patients and in patients. i have been pleased with the professionalism of the team for several family members. the building is set in beautiful surroundings and walking distance fro south gate circus and the tube line. Update: Very upset because the hospital would not accept my international cover for my family member as an in patient despite accepting it as an out patient! The result is the patient became seriously ill due to the delay. This for me was compromising the patient's care for red tape,and really surprised me that they were so unyielding despite a payment guarantee from the insurance company. Hence i have dropped two stars and given them to Cygnet Hospital in Harrow.

From the owner: Priory Wellbeing Centre Fenchurch Street is located in the heart of London, offering easy access to…read morehigh quality outpatient treatment for a range of mental health conditions, including depression, anxiety, stress, addictions and eating disorders, as well as a dedicated young people's service.

My doctor here is an absolute legend! Really the best GP I've ever had. The nurse is lovely too…read more However the reception staff can be the most obtuse, difficult women you'd ever have the misfortune of having to deal with. One of them is good and helpful however I've had some terrible experiences with one or two more. Refusing to do something that a consultant had requested which ended up wasting a whole consultants appointment, not making an emergency appointment to the point an ambulance crew were called and then suddenly there was one free at 4 o'clock. Such as shame. As I said though my GP is an superstar and I am so lucky to have him.