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1 year ago
Haven't been but this place has been open for years and always looks good when I pass. Seems to have lots of options. One day I will do and update this review. read more
Camelon Medical Centre
Newlands Road
Brightons
Falkirk FK2 0DY
United Kingdom
01324 715876
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A medical practice situated within walking distance of various bus stops & Camelon Train station…read more There is about 6 doctors who work together with the practice nurse & local midwifery team to deliver care to patients. Appointments are released 2 weeks in advance as well as same day & emergency appointments being available each day if you phone between 8.30am and 9am. The reception staff are friendly & helpful. The waiting room has plenty of comfy chairs & there is a tv & books/magazines available for paitents to read while they are waiting. ~There is a small selection of toys & an activity table for children.
Dr Stephen Feltblower!!!! If I can give any advice to anyone please stay away from this doctor (or…read morebutcher as I call him) went in with stabbing feeling in groin. I hadn't slept for 3 nights because of the pain, my testicle was swollen and raised. This doctor made it very clear that I was an inconvenience to his day, he man handed my testicle whilst I squirmed around the bed in pain, he told me there was nothing wrong with me and sent me out the door with antibiotics (which made no difference to my symptoms). I made an emergency appointment with my gp the following morning to be told that my testicle had swelt to a size larger than it was the previous week. My gp was so concerned she made an emergency appointment to get an ultrasound done on my testicles. I'm now 3 months down the line and still struggling with daily life. I made a complaint to nhs forth valley regarding this and the doctor in question has lied through his teeth in his response. We're meant to be able to feel safe and trust these people and after this I have no faith in the system in place. Its embarrassing enough to have to get your penis and testicles out for complete strangers but when your made to feel the way this doctor made me feel, when I should be able to trust him is absolutely shocking.
My boyfriend had sudden back pain which was severe. He could hardly walk or talk from the pain…read more Owing to the severity, we called a taxi to the Larbert Accident and Emergency. As we waited, there was a general atmosphere of being dissatisfied by the long wait time and lack of communication from staff whilst patients waited. My boyfriend had gone to the toilet when his name was called. I explained, but the staff member insisted on calling another patient's name immediately after. Annoyingly, it was a matter of seconds till my boyfriend returned. It wasn't long till my boyfriend's name was called again. We felt lucky because we had waited a relatively short time. However, he was in for minutes; the doctor had refused to look at him because it was back pain and they do not consider this an emergency. Surely, this is not a case of black and white, and there are cases when back pain is, one: severe, and two: a symptom of something more serious underlying. We'd paid £18 in taxi fares, and were sent away to the Stirling Minor Injury Unit for an appointment later that evening. We walked a mile to Larbert train station as we couldn't afford another taxi regardless of how much pain my boyfriend was in. To add to the confusion there's a sign in the Minor Injury Unit which states that they do NOT treat back pain. The doctor there assessed my boyfriend's ears, stomach and back after apologising; she assumed that they would have already done this all quickly at Larbert. This wasn't the case. - My boyfriend was only told there was nothing he could do for them. I think there definitely needs to be clearer guidelines as to which unit is appropriate for your circumstances. At the moment, the information currently available has the risk of getting you in a right pickle. And I can't think of much worse than being in a pickle when you're feeling poorly.
The receptionists and staff are disgraceful! You will be bullied, threatened and laughed at…read more Shocking! I left the practice in tears. Please avoid them.
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Whole Works is situated on the Royal Mile of Jackson Close, beautiful location and the interior is…read moregorgeous. I came here for a massage and it was the best massage I have ever had,
The Whole Works hosts a number of different holistic / alternative therapies from acupuncture to…read moreshiastu. I have used theraists for both therapeutic massage and acupuncture and have always had an excellent experience. Tucked away on Jackson's Close, just off the Royal Mile - you would never know it was there and as you need to buzz a door to enter it can be a little off putting. Nonetheless once you are in, it's a lovely welcoming environment and very calming. I would heartily recommend for massage and for acupuncture and based on my experiences would try out different treatments. I would advise making an appointment well in advance to make sure you get the time and date you want.
Great service in our community. Willing to help. Well stocked. Notify me when prescription is ready.read more
Lloyd Pharmacy is a little like your old fashioned chemist, with a strange combination of things on…read moresale (as well as your normal everyday pharmacy type things). All stores I have been in are clean and I would say, quite newly refurbished. The staff are always friendly, and knowledgeable and happy to help with queries, or indeed ordering in items for you that are not stocked in store. I recently had myself checked for diabetes by the pharmacist and think this is a great additional extra that is offered by this chemist Am fairly sure they offer other health checks but I am not sure which ones.
Started attending WW at Hillhouse on Tuesdays in July and have not only lost, but also kept more…read morethan a stone and a half off. Stacey Muir who heads the meeting up is full of life and ideas on how best to lose weight. Unlike many others she also gets weighed in front of the whole meeting so all her members can see her own journey to maintain her own weight. Customer service is great with helpers who are personable and friendly and also take part in their own Weightwatchers journey. From being totally unsure whether I could lose weight, Stacey's help and support along with that of her helpers has made me much more confident in my own weightloss struggle. Even better is that I can eat normal food and the plan fits in with my lifestyle very well.
I was *really* impressed with Buchanan Chiropractic - AND I visted here after purchasing a Groupon…read more So often I have found that Groupon deals result in a sub par experience but that was far from the case here. The girl at reception was lovely and friendly and very accomodating when I was booking an appointment, and the facilities were clean and well set-up. The stand out though, was Isla, my masseuse. She took time to go through my form (I'm used to that never being looked at when I've had other massages!) and ask me a few additional questions about my back pain, causes, etc. She was incredibly aware of the back/body/muscles on me as an individual and tailored the massage for my own aches and pains rather than just running through a routine. She practices a number of different types of massage and clearly enjoys what she does, resulting in what sounds like quite a few regulars who she enjoys working with because she enjoys freeing people from their pain and generally making them feel better. I absolutely didn't want my session to end. Deep Tissue is not generally known as being relaxing but she managed to get deep into my muscles without causing pain and making it a wonderful and relaxing experience. She finished by showing me a few stretches which would help to open up my muscles and help to alleviate desk-job related aches and pains. I was so impressed. I've been to a few masseuses and I've never before been so impresed with someone's skill. I definitely plan to return (though, when they're having a sale... it's a bit on the pricey side!).
Great realignment... Nice and professional staff…read more.. Great massages too!
Bright modern building with friendly staff although it can be slow if waiting for prescription to…read morebe made up due it's popularity in this village. Car parking can be a struggle at times.
Lovely therapy space and great range of therapiesread more
A relatively new boots which means the shop still feels fresh. It's not of the largest in the area…read morewhich means they don't have the full range of make up concessions (try the fort, gyle or princes street). It does have a No 7 stand, a photo counter and a chemist. Can get very busy at the weekends but the queues don't usually take too long.
Down a normal alley (though alleys are always slightly creepy, and this one has a mechanic shop…read morehalf way down it) lies this little dentist office. It is horribly plain and lifeless when you walk in, with white walls and a stale feeling about it. There seem to be too many plain chairs lined up, and the long corridor dotted with closed doors looks more like an interrogation center than anything good. Ok, not that visiting the dentist is harmless, but I had a strange sense that I should leave, and that if something bad happened I would remember that I hadn't left when my instinct told me to. Clearly I was in a strange mood Thursday last week when I visited, because two smiling faces and the best dentist I've ever met worked on me. She told me things no one has told me (not american or scottish dentists) about grinding my teeth and a broken filling (ok this later could have happened recently). She showed me xrays and told me her recommendations. I'm heading back this week for the first part, which is some kind of guard to stop my teeth being worn down due to clenching (how was she to know?). Most importantly, I was not hurried in and out. She answered questions, she was knowledgeable and polite, and I felt like more than anyone before she cared what happened to my teeth. Thanks!
I am so glad that I registered with this dentist. I am particularly picky with dentists and…read morepreviously travelled to Glasgow (where I lived years ago) just because I liked my old dentist. Haymarket dental care is run by husband and wife team Charlotte and David who are both lovely and they have a team of dentists at the practice. My Dentist Lorna Burns is just fantastic! She talkes me through any procedures and options which leaves me at ease. The place itself is spotlessly clean even down to putting plastic covers on the handle of the dentists light above you. This is an NHS dentist but you can opt for paying extra for example paying to have a white filling rather than an amalgalm. There are two parking spaces at the front of the dentists which are free. I reccommended this dentists to two of my work colleagues who hadn't been to the dentists in years as they both had a fear of the dentist and both were reassurlngly and gently eased into it and both have overcome their fear and are pleased with the results. They text you a reminder the day before your appointment which ensures I never miss an appointment. very handy!
Health for Life has a lovely, warm atmosphere. The care is very professional and i have found alot…read moreof improvement in my health and general well being. I would recommend Health for Life to anyone!
Paul and the team were all superb. I can't recommend them enough. They offer a fantastically…read morecomplete service that you're unlikely to get elsewhere. The chiropractor work is complimented well with massage and exercise classes when you need it. Other nutritional and lifestyle support is also provided. Unfortunately I moved away from Edinburgh otherwise I would be continuing my care with them, however they were also supportive in passing on the records of my treatment so I can find someone new nearby.
Lippstreu is physiotherapy centre in the heart of Edinburgh. It offers therapy for common…read morecomplaints relating to posture problems, pregnancy, spinal strains, as well as sports injuries, repetitive strain injuries, arthritis etc. Like an increasing number of physios, Lippstreu offers "alternative" therapies like acupuncture. I have only been for one massage here but it was fine. I would have gone back if I hadn't happened to have found one that suited me needs a lot more (see my FASIC review). It was a fairly standard affair. All I can say is that it was relaxing and acted as pain relief, although I didn't feel it was as satisfying long term form my problem as other physios I've had in Edinburgh. An 45 minute physio appointment costs £40 (slightly above average), an hour massage costs around £40 (unfortunately that's about average). I get he impression that Lippstreu is quiet a new centre, and is possibly still establishing itself. We will need to wait and see if it becomes successful. So far, no complaints, but it doesn't stand out as the best.
As you can see by the five stars, I'm very happy with the service…read more A recent knee injury that stopped me cycling was the reason for a visit to Lippstreu. I'm an avid cyclist and the prospect of an extended period off the bike was daunting. I chose it purely on the basis that it was close to my place of work but would now recommend it on the basis of service received. The problem with my knee was diagnosed quickly and without fuss and then a very effective treatment was proposed and carried out. After two visits my knee has seen a fantastic recovery. I don't normally write reviews, in fact this is my first, but I'm so pleased I felt compelled.