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.

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

St Leonards is an outpatient's only hospital with a front entrance on Kingsland Road. I have in the…read morepast visited the dental service, which is NHS only, but otherwise works like a normal dental practice (it is not a drop in emergency service like at some hospitals) and is quite large. Unfortunately they can be difficult to get into if you drop off the list like I did, as they are so popular the waiting list tends to be closed. They run a well woman clinic which was round in the prefabs out back last time I visited for my 'MOT'. Perfectly nice prefabs and the doctor I saw last time was great. I've also been on several occasions for physiotherapy. It's a busy clinic. You visit several times, and see the same person each time. They also run a 'core stability exercise class' which I was lucky enough to be referred to. I was actually sent for problems with my knees, but it helped my bad neck as well. It included a fair amount of pilates with some added help and advice. Very good and great to be prescribed it on the national health! The hospital is in an old building, which means access is sometimes a bit creative! Some of the sloping floors make getting to physio a little uncomfortable for those with achy pins! I guess that's what you pay for being in a really rather nice old building There is a café, right in the middle of the building, which I always seem to just miss. When it's open you can walk through it to get to most departments. When closed you have to go round via a partitioned off corridor down one side. So, not the most convenient building. But it has character, and I've had lots of excellent care there.

They will cancel your appointment and offer a reschedule after 4 months. The staff is unhelpful and…read morethey have a clearly pre-written script that they repeat like robots. If your employer offers their services as benefit, I pity you. Do not use under any circumstances. There are loads of competitors that are at least decent.

Roodlane Medical is a private GP practice with several locations in London…read more Having had a good and speedy experience with the location on Baker Street, I decided to dip a bit further and see if they'd be able to address my family's healthcare needs. With a new baby (and frankly, a lack of NHS knowledge), I set out to see if this would work. I researched the doctors at the City practice on New Broad Street, selected one that seemed to focus on pediatrics, and made appointments for both him and myself for 6 weeks post-birth to make sure things were running smoothly. First, this office is very nice. Well appointed, clean and sharp. The receptionists are smartly dressed and efficient. This office runs on 15 minute appointment slots and is run like a machine. You get in, you get what you need, you get out. What, unfortunately, you do NOT get is a lot of personalized care and attention to your specific needs. A general overview? Yes. An rx for meds? Yes. A brief consult? Yes. But if you want a professional who is really going to get to know you, care about your health (and your child's health) -- this is definitely not the place. I went to several appointments for various things that left much to be desired. In one instance the doctor said I needed a butterfly bandage for a wound. She looked for one but could not find one (what?) and then advised me to buy one at Boots and place it on myself. Given the location of this wound (c-section) -- not really possible, this is why I came to the doctor in the first place! If I wanted to be told to go buy my own supplies down the street and administer myself I could just go to NHS. If I'm paying 70 quid for a 15 minute appointment, you better have a damn bandage for godssakes. In another instance, with my baby, he needed a very basic silver nitrate application to address an umbilical hematoma. They told me that unfortunately, as they don't see a lot of infants, they don't stock silver nitrate sticks (they are SOOOO tiny, stock one!) and that I'd need to visit my GP. Well, that's the funny part. They bill themselves as being your GP. Upon making an appointment I received no less than 4 emails about their "MY GP" program where you pay up front and then have access at a lower cost. But I left wondering, what ELSE wouldn't they really be able to provide? *Being 2 weeks post-birth with a newborn baby in the City, I wanted them to just take care of it. I did not want to be bounced back into another system. I ended up taking him to my pediatrician in the States and it was solved within minutes. So in short, I figured it out. This is an expedient way to be seen if you have something urgent and your GP can't see you quickly enough (need antibiotics, etc), or if you need a referral to a specialist. My experience with one of the doctors was subpar at best. I'm sure it varies based on the consultant. If you need a real care provider, this is not the place. Know what you need, if its 15 minutes and a quick prescription and that's worth £70, then this will work.

As a foreigner that's accustomed to the level of care from my own providers, this hospital is AWFUL…read moreand I hope that I will never ever require any medical care when I'm back in the area. The safety of their patients from a security standpoint is NONEXISTENT. There were people that were clearly high out of their minds walking coming straight from outside the hospital in/out of the area where patients were being seen. It was concerning bc they would just walk around blurting out words and approaching people multiple times (myself and my mom included) asking for random things like a glass of water. When people The staff was ok. They were nice but they're clearly understaffed and their faces show it. I don't know if this is normal in this country but they would give people IV's in the hallway, they didn't even administer any of this stuff in a room! I didn't notice any of the staff washing their hands... After COVID and everything we've all experienced the past few years, we just didn't learn a darn thing.

Evil Nurses I had a…read moretwo-week stay at The Royal London back in 2016 and am still traumatized by the awful experience by "so-called" nurses. I had a broken pelvis and was thrown about like a rag doll by a male nurse after he changed my gown, and manhandled me into a clean gown whilst ripping out the cannula in my hand in the process, then literally thrown onto the hospital bed, all done without a word, I was given tablets that caused me to have diarrhea, I had to press the buzzer several times for a bedpan, which fell on deaf ears resulting in my horror and embarrassment in messing up the bed up, and if that wasn't bad enough, when the "so-called" nurse eventually bothered to attend to me (albeit too late) I was treated with utter disdain and disgust. The female nurse said "this is disgusting, you stink of dog poo" then proceeded to strip wash me in cold water very aggressively then threw the dirty gown in my face, saying "this is you" Hard to believe but true, I never in my entire 73 years of life been treated this bad and cannot believe this is the caring profession !!! Pure Evil

The price is a little bit expensive but they were very nice people I'm just a little bit cheaper…read morecost me US$500 for to tests so you need to know that.

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The Mission Practice is my local NHS health clinic and like all NHS clinics is has good and bad…read morepoints. Good points: Free, impartial medical advice and a good team of nurses and GPs Bad points: Typically over-booked - it always takes ages to make an appointment even if it is just with a nurse, which is why I often find myself having to venture to their Thursday morning drop-in women's clinic for silly repeat prescriptions. But all in all, it is a clean effective health clinic and definitely a lot better than some other London ones I have unfortunately had the chance to experience. God, I miss my private healthcare.

Went in for our sons 18 month appointment that was scheduled. Without a call the small department…read moredown the hall thats dedicated to Child Services (which you would never know exists unless you ask) decided to close on that day for staff "Holiday". There was a number plastered on the door to call. When called the phone behind the locked door rang unanswered. After inquiring again with an unresponsive reception staff a GP decided to see me and my son. She then tried to give my son vaccinations which he had already received. After pointing this out she looked at his records and apologised saying "your right hes already had these." what a complete joke. good luck residents of Bethnal Green.