After seeing the NHS several times, I still did not get a diagnosis why I am unwell: constant…read morebloody nose, dizziness, sleepiness and itchy feet and palms. I have been recommended to Harley Street Health Centre by one of my colleagues. So I booked an appointment with Dr Abood. The consult lasted an hour, and included a chat about my symptoms, when they occur, ear & nose check, blood pressure and also had blood taken. Personally, even though I am in my mid 30's,I am really scarred of the needle, but the nurse was amazing. She distracted me by keeping my mind busy chatting, while she was drawing blood. Offered me water & advised to wait for couple of minutes before I leave. The whole experience was 5*. No rushing or looking at you like you are crazy because your palms & sole is itching at night, weirdly enough. So the next day I got my results. It was not as bad as I thought. Iron & Vitamin D deficiency. Something that can be fixed easily. So glad I went to the clinic, as my nose bleeds and itchyness have been haunting me for years. I am now taking my supplements & feeling much better. Will have another blood test done probably in 3-4 months.

Not often you find the perfect doctor who understands you and treat you like a friend rather than a…read moretest subject. I was lucky to find this lovely clinic in Harley Street which did exactly that and I've been visiting this place for the last 3 years. Would suggest it to anyone in and around the square mile.

Doctor today is one of those places that make you feel like you are in good hands. Both doctors are…read morehighly experienced and offer great advise. I was sure I needed antibiotics but was explained it was viral and I should rest , within 2 days I was 100% and so happy I was not given pills unnecessarily. I will definitely go back when I am sick again. Very trusting. One of the very rare medical clinics that offer home visits. +

Recently had a very blocked ear which made me fell quite unwell and dizzy. It was on a Saturday and…read moremy own GP was closed and not important enough to go to hospital. I decided to go private and found "Doctor Today" online. I found the service excellent with polite and helpful staff who took their time and didn't rush. For the consultation and syringing of my ears cost £75, a small price to pay to be able to hear again and not feel dizzy

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

Great service, needed a last minute doctors appointment as I had been feeling unwell for nearly a…read moreweek, The service I received was just great, friendly staff and doctors and I didn't have to wait ages for my results or pay over the odds.

I cannot speak too highly of Same Day Doctor, they were very friendly and accessible. I got my…read moreappointment quickly, with a super Doctor, and it was all dealt with kindly and quickly. Thank you so much. Highly recommended.

I have worked with Dr. Gerlis for decades and his clinical astuteness--his ability to "connect the…read moredots" so that the patient understands the biology of their presenting complaint--is a wonderful gift to any patient. At the same time he builds up a "developing history" of the patient (over years) revealing underlying somatic patterns that are hugely important in making not only differential diagnoses but in providing clinical advice or referral. Knowing that one can email such a person and hear back within an hour (usually it is within 15 minutes) is healing in itself and leads both doctor and patient to come to reasoned and thoughtful decisions during a time that might be stressful. And it is fine that a clinic now offers in person drop in appointments. A model from the 1960's (when drop in's began) which is now revived and renewed in the 21st century. Great stuff.

This medical center, part of the Wellington Hospital, is a paragon of professional (& private)…read moremedical care. Think: 5-star hotel meets a discreet place to get your boobs done. It's fancy... and the service level matches that. I've had nothing but positive experiences here. I first visited for an oral surgery consultation with Dr. Luke Cascarini. A bit of banter, a look at my wisdom teeth and x-rays, and discussion about the pros and cons of surgery and off I went. I actually had my wisdom teeth out at another clinic, but I came back for 2 post-op consultations. Dr. Cascarini made me feel at ease and helped me weigh my options. I was an anxious little bunny about going under general anesthesia and getting my teeth ripped out... But he is an absolute gem. If you absolutely have to be sick, this place is a good place to be.

Fastest PCR test, especially in light of the new Day 2 requirements. Tested at 1, were told to…read moreexpect it at around 8 pm...well we got a bit nervous but I saw that the website says that it's guaranteed before 10 pm and sure enough the results came in at 9:51 pm that very day. Most other places are only promising a 24 hr turnaround so this seems to be the best bet. The swab itself took 10 seconds.

The Hale Clinic is a multi-methodology, holistic medical center. When you feel like traditional…read morewestern medicine or approaches do not fully address what is going on, this is the place to go. The treatments are too numerous to list, but they run the gamut of massage and facials to accupuntcure, all the way on down to more serious medical treatments.

The St Phillips Medical Centre was my doctors and dentists throughout university. It is aligned…read morewith the LSE though anyone can register if they live in the area. Also, whilst the GP practice is NHS the dentists is subsidised private. Fortunately my dealings with both aspects of the centres has been fairly limited. Still, whenever I have been to see the doctor they have all had a wonderful manner. The receptionists are less pleasant, though this seems to generally be the case with doctor's. Who knows, perhaps they are supposed to act as some sort of gauntlet. The receptionists at the dentists on the other hand are lovely, as is the dentist himself. Whilst, having having your mouth prodded with sticks and things is never going to be a blast, as dentists go this place is pretty good. In so far as one can choose ones medical care this place deserves choosing.

I used the Dental Surgery at university and after - their service has been consistently good.read more

I live close by, hence I thought I would visit Craven Road surgery for my medical needs…read more Coming from the States, I guess we are spoiled to get an annual check up to identify any areas of concern, and prevent. Additionally once an appointment is made with the doctor, one is usually able to list his concerns with the doctor, who then gives the medical advice, perscription, or a referral to a specialist. oh, not the case with NHS. I understand that there is way too many people to a GP ratio, however i feel it is unacceptable for GPs to treat patients like they're cattle!!! Dr Silva who is one of the partners at the GP, can show complete disregard for what you are feeling, symptoms, or what treatment you have gone through, or ARE going through. In his book, you will probably start from "A" which is absolute nonsense. He is very rude, and inept with very little respect for his patients. Unfortunately the GPs that actually can be semi-helpful only work at this surgery once a week. Need to move on.

Bayswater Medical Centre (also known as Bayswater Clinic) is the kind of place that makes you…read morereally nervous going to see a doctor in the UK. Our experience has been disastrous with doctors and nurses so incompetent that it is, sadly, sometimes comical. Recently a nurse recommended to cure a quite serious infection by drinking cranberry juice... we ignored the advice, went to see a private doctor who immediately gave antibiotics as it was so bad! It is really frustrating as with the GP system in the UK you have to go through the local medical centre first before being able to see a real one if you have the chance of having a medical cover. Complete waste of time (and public money) for most of our visits. If you live (or move) in the area there are other options available worth looking at. PS: Just to to them again (June08) about my daughter having an eye infection - Sorry we are full today, call back tomorrow at 8am, we cant give you an appointment for tomorrow nor garantee that there will be a doctor or nurse available.. helpful he?

Very easy, private GP…read more *Called for an appointment. *Setup as new client. *Appointment set for next day. *Arrived on time. *Saw just 10 minutes after appointment time. *In and out of appointment 15 minutes. *Paid (£70 for GP visit) *On my way with prescription. *Doctor and staff were all quite friendly and helpful. Would visit again. For those looking for a private GP -- they have a membership option where it is just £200/yearly for unlimited appointments. If you'll go more than 3x/year (likely) this would seem to be the best route to go.

Scam healthcare - the GPS are there to only direct you to more expensive specialty healthcare which…read morein turn you guessed it will send you for tests at their hospital for more . All which any GP NHS doctor is fully capable of helping you get the treatment you need in the first place . Oh the best is once they give you a referral try getting the documentation you need for your private insurance and enjoy the run around trying to book the further specialists they recommend there buddy ...