They were all fantastic. Took wonderful care of me. I have a problem with my heart, it beats too…read morefast sometimes. All the doctors took time to come and explain everything to me and the nurses were so nice. Couldn't have asked for better care.

Okay so if you are in the city and you need a dr in the weekend or at night then yes this is the…read moreplace you need to go to. BUT don't expect a service like what we have in the US. My daughter went in for asthma attack to get a breathing treatment. The Dr didn't know what to do with her asthma as they don't have asthma treatment. They did check her for all of the airborne viruses which is good. He did give her new inhaler since her inhaler isn't helping her. They checked her breathing and she failed it twice so it's kinda of scary how they let her go with her lungs aren't working that good cuz of the asthma. he gave her steroid pills for four days. They don't let anyone go back with the patient except if you are bleeding I guess. As my daughter told me there was a guy bleeding from his knees , left arm and his head. She said they only covered his legs with a sheet but his head was still bleeding all over his face. But his family were in the back with him. The staff are super nice honestly so I have no issues with them. It's the free medical system that isn't good! Overall yes go there if you need to see a dr night or weekend. No don't go there if it's during the days of the weekdays. Like there is a lot of private Dr's that you can see if you want to get checked for normal things.

beautiful smelling body creams, rhe muscle rub in particular smells wonderful. The staff are…read morehelpful a f knowledgeable.

As a very health conscious individual (read hypochondriac) Napiers was always going to be a winner…read morefor me. Napiers was established in Edinburgh in 1860 and this store on Bristo Place is where it all started. Victorian botanist Duncan Napier was the magician behind these health potions and up until the 1970's Napiers was passed from generation to generation as a family run business. After the death of the last family member in the line of Napiers to carry out this tradition the business closed down and it wasn't until the 1990's that it was revived - thank goodness for that! Many of the old recipes were found so the store is still true to the original. All medicine here is herbal medicine so it's reassuring that everything is natural. I used to take paracetamol whenever I had the slightest ache or pain but after living in Germany for a year I was a bit lost as you can't even buy paracetamol/cough syrup/ibuprofen anything medicinal without a prescription, but they do have an abundance of shops like Napiers and I found many of the natural products actually worked better and even when I went to the doctors I was given natural medicine as a prescription and a list of health foods to eat/foods to avoid. I guess it's a bit more informative than going to the doctors here and just getting crap that knocks you out. Due to the history and this being the original Napiers store, this branch has a great lived in atmosphere, they have little potted plants outside surrounding the doorway and inside it's bright and airy. The staff here are also very knowledgeable so whatever your ailment they will be able to recommend something for you. This branch is a dispensary but also doubles up as a clinic where you can get treatments such as massage, acupuncture etc.

one of my favourite luxuries that i treat myself to each month is a really good massage. being a…read morekeen runner means i put my body through a lot on top of the fact i'm stuck in a desk job 5 days a week so my muscles are pretty sore sometimes. finding a really good massage therapist can be tricky as i often find that the pressure isn't what i'm looking for or that the massage just doesn't quite get all my knots out. however Knotstressed Therapies offers a huge range of massage with really excellent therapists and i thoroughly enjoyed my treatment last week! I came across Knotstressed as they very generously donated a gift voucher to a raffle i was holding for my fundraising (side note, i'm raising money in aid of Mind for the london marathon in april 2016!) when looking to book a massage out with my usual therapist i decided to give this place a try as the prices were quite reasonable and it was nearby my flat. booking is fairly easy, i dropped them an email with what i was looking for and they came back with a list of times to try to suit my availibility. i asked for a 60 minute massage initially but they explained i would be better taking a 75 minute slot so that the therapist would have enough time to discuss my massage needs and still provide a 60 minute massage. quite good advice as this meant i could talk about what sports i do and the areas i was having problems with so they could focus on that. my massage was heavenly and it's the first time in months my shoulders don't feel like a bunch of balled up knots attached to my ears! the whole experience was so incredibly relaxing as the new location is done up really nicely. it looks like they have a room for yoga and exercise classes to the front and then treatment rooms at the back. the room was nice and cosy and warm which makes such a difference when you're on a massage table just covered by a towel! there is also water and hot drinks on offer in the reception area if you come early or want to sit and relax after your treatment. a really lovely business with a huge range of services! i can't wait to book in for another massage :)

Incredibly central, accommodating owners and a massage tailored to what you need. I'm a bit of a…read morespa fiend which is quite evident after 3 separate people gave me vouchers for massages at Christmas :) my bug bear about a lot of generic spas is that they have a set massage, time and technique that they use. Here is different. Steph chatted with me for a time before the massage to understand what I wanted from it. Already off to a great start. She also asked about what excerise I do which is actually quite relevant! Basically I said that I wanted a relaxing massage. It didn't take her long to say that my muscles really needed ironing out so I said for her to crack on. I can't tell you how relaxed and loose I felt the next day. She was intuitive and new exactly what I needed even though I didnt! Great service. Would really recommend this place for a great massage.

I am her client for nutrition and I've lost 10lbs. I am so chuffed with myself and with her…read morebusiness as a nutritionist. It's taken a few months but it really took this time to change my way of eating and exercising more. Her emails and watching over my food diary .... Invaluable. I plan to lose another 10lbs. I've been losing steadily for 4 months. No plateau !!!!

My feet were hurting all week from walking in the cobblestones, and I was desperate to find a…read morelast-minute massage right before another walking tour. I came upon Ruan Mai Thai by chance and I am so glad I did. They were able to fit me in for a foot massage and it was everything I needed. The pain was so bad that I couldn't really walk, and my masseuse gave the best gentle but firm massage. It was so good I almost cried. Definitely would recommend.

Absolutely fabulous massage. Clean and professional staff. We went in after 4 days of walking the…read morecity and had the 90 min massage. One of best massages ever! Came out so relaxed.

Walked in with my recently acquired cold & sore throat from being a tourist yesterday needing some…read morehelp. Two lovely ladies at the counter were most helpful as I was advised on two meds to alleviate my symptoms. Sudafed & Tyrozets lozenges. I popped a lozenge and felt immediately relieved, the Sudafed also cleared my nose. Staff here definitely knows their products! Thank you for the assistance

I think it's about time to bump Lloyd's into the four star range…read more.. This little store is now my go-to spot to pick up prescriptions, mainly because they 1. fill the prescription while you wait and 2. always have my medication in stock. Boots down the road isn't a bad option, but they don't tick these two boxes and for someone who is perpetually behind the eight ball, the speed and ease of Lloyds wins out. It also helps that the folks behind the counter are always helpful and friendly. Going to the pharmacy is an errand, not a chore and Lloyds makes that a reality.

I left Castle Craig two years ago, I went on to the aftercare programme which is online and also…read morecame back for the reunion this summer. I can only recommend Castle Craig as the best rehab (having been to a couple of others in England) I wish I had come straight here the first time round. But I appreciate that addiction recovery is a journey and most of us relapse along the way. The care here was second to none, thank you Jess, Ross, Duncan and team!

I arrived and the detox was hell on earth I dont feel that castle craig are experienced nor…read moresympathetic toward users of heroin they seemed clueless to be honest and the detox is their way or the highway with bupomorphine or nothing I experienced 4 days of hell and in 2 days had received a 2mg of bupamorphine (didn't touch the sides) i advised that previous tries of this were unsuccessful for me and that this didn't agree with me it made me ill regardless of detox or not iv always had a reaction. It took me 3 days to finally receive 10ml of methadone but the 3 days prior I received 2mgs alone. They also use colonidine to take the edge off this is useless its clear its all about costing and you receive the cheapest possible medication, I have received a stronger detox in police custody and more sympathetic. Finally I felt.slightly better once integrated into the community and met my therapist and started the step work and you embrace it but on reflection there's no TV no phones no books outwith what they provide so ofcourse ur stimulated mentally by the step programme because of not there's nothing else at all so its a mind trick and it works because there is nothing else to do or discuss ur days ar 12 to 14 hours of it. Therapy is meant to be a massive part and it should be however therapists focus on step work not psychology and most therapy is group work so individually you dont really receive the direct therapy alot of us require and when you do have ur therapist appts they either cancel or blatantly ignore the days and times given. The community run the day to day saving wages and the money is ploughed into therapists salaries however they are never available they dont keep appointments etc. I had to have medication same time every morning however it was at a time of a lecture and if I did finish early enough there's a team meeting no regard that you are withdrawing and in pain its just tough luck however YOU must be on time. Still i went with it and actually got my head into it feeling positive and doing the work I won't lie it helped a little to feel emotions etc again and learn small skills but its the community other patients who heal you. Then I had a tooth begin to fall out a front tooth hanging by the nerve and the root the pain was unbearable I asked for pain relief and was given clove oil each time I took matters into my own hands and took cocodamol I had in my handbag that they didn't find searching and I didn't know initially I had however I found them early on into my stay and hadn't taken them. Initially I had asked a friend to bring some painkillers they wouldn't and remembered I had 7 pr 9 cocodamol, next morning went for medication received it and was drug tested therapists and even housekeeping staff couldn't have made it more obvious something was going on that day arousing my suspicion more that this wasn't random testing then came the sniffer dog in a select few rooms, it failed to find any illegal substances or the cocodamol but I was asked if I had drugs dropped.off and told them no but I had cocodamol I took for toothache handed the remaining tablets over instantly. From that moment onward I was treated like a petulant child i was supervised packing an overnight bag removed and put into the detox unit with 4 walls as entertainment as well as the parting words of my therapist saying that this was really bad and she would see me the following morning with an outcome but its really bad. The tone the treatment etc etc was humiliating spoken to like a child told that I can have pain relief for toothache they were unaware. After hours stating at 4 blank walls I had enough I wasn't spending 18hours in what may aswell have been a police sell like a criminal and asked to leave I was upset I asked for my belongings etc and I was visibly upset and in pain with my front tooth hanging out. They called in the doctor and head therapist patronising me start to end and gave me strong painkillers paracetamol lol banished me back to the room and asked me to stay not to be silly and leave unsafely etc. Following morning no therapist visits me with an update but a nurse comes in tells me to go back to my normal programme I oblige. Within 1min of entering the building I was chased down and told off for being there and accused of making it up that thr nurse at detox told me to, when they checked and I wasn't lying no one apologised I was again made to wait 1 hour for my medication and banished back to detox then I got called in to be patronisingly informed im being discharged for cocodamol for toothache. They wouldn't allow me to have my phone to arrange to get home etc no numbers no money etc and fpr 5 hours left.me waiting on discharge papers still refusing me the phone incase I left before hand. They then continued to treat me like a silly little girl demean and speak to me in such a condescending tone I blatantly told them I wanted to go home and use.

This place provides a vital service in eye-care which I rate highly but my review is based on the…read morebuilding mainly and how dated and run down it has become. The interior of this building is literally stuck in the 80's that I'm surprised the lifts still work. It's quite shocking to me that it has been left and been neglected for so long to be in such a sad state, I really hope things change and gets a major refurbishment.

The Eye Pavillion is a slightly strange place to review, simply because, obviously, the only reason…read moreyou're likely to come here is if you have a problem with your eyes, in which case you won't have much choice in the matter and are unlikely to be persuaded or dissuaded by a Yelp review! And, if your eyes are healthy, no matter how much I rave about this place, I'm not sure you'll really be inclined to pay it a visit. Anyway, here I am reviewing it regardless. My eyes are a bit dodgy, so I have to come here about twice a year, and while it's very fashionable to complain about the NHS, I've actually always been pretty impressed, as they're efficient and friendly here, I have a nice doctor, and, because it's a specialist hospital, there isn't quite the same overpowering atmosphere of dying and depression here that is in other medical institutions. My only complaint concerns the name, which I think implies some sort of gracious, royally-endowed pagoda-like building, perhaps with some peacocks outside, or at the very least some bunting. The Eye Pavillion is nothing like this at all. It's an ugly structure made out of concrete. Perhaps the people who built it assumed that everyone who came here would be too blind to notice.