My GP practice is somewhere else, but I come here for blood tests, and was extremely delighted to…read morefind a well-organised place that did not keep me waiting long. I was in and out within a few minutes! Now I am thinking of registering here to see a doctor, but probably not, as the parking is very minimal and always presents a headache as there is usually nowhere to park.

It can be pretty stressful moving to a new area and trying to work out which of the many GPs are…read moreworth signing up to! I personally had a good look through the NHS choices website, but as most people only bother to review places when they are angry... so it can be scary reading!! It makes it sound like all the doctors in this area are useless with reception staff that have been replaced by trolls - eep! This review is in case other yelpers move to Walthamstow and have a similar difficulty choosing a GP! Addison Road Medical Practice is just around the corner from Walthamstow Village...it is quite a residential area, and there aren't many sign posts nearby, so take a map the first time you attempt to get there! I called ahead to find out the best time to come in and register. I had to fill in quite a few forms...and then needed to set an appointment with a nurse to finish the registration. The Brilliant bits: * I have never been kept waiting for a long time here. There is a sign in screen at the side of the reception. This morning I signed in, and was called to the doctor within 2 minutes...then I was out with a prescription within 10 minutes. * They always keep some appointments free each morning. If you call at 8:30, you can get one pretty easily. The downside of this is that you might need to wait for a non-urgent appointment. * The building seems new-ish and clean * The reception staff are friendly, although have little time to help as they are so busy. * It's NHS, so fixes you up for free (^^) The less-brilliant bits: * You aaaaalways need to hold as the phone line is always busy. * The place seems pretty big, and can be daunting the first time you go here. No-one bothers to instruct you how to get to rooms...so I just wandered around looking at signs until I spot the right consultation room. * There is a board that tells people the doctor is ready to see them...but no announcement. The first time I went there I was not told to sign in/watch the board, so I nearly missed my appointment. * I found my doctor quite unapproachable...He did give me antibiotics for my chesty cough, but his brisk manner made me unwilling to ask him other questions. *sigh*

I've just had one of the most unpleasant weekends of my life after having my wisdom teeth out here…read moreunder general anaesthetic last Friday - so while I'm not sure you can really say 'yay i'm a fan' of a hospital(!) I can say this place did an excellent job through the whole process. My op was as a day-patient but I still got a private room, with enough perks that I almost felt guilty that I was covered by private medical insurance. Aside from the giant disposable pants (apparently they only had size XL left), it was a very comfortable setting for the long (and starving) wait pre-theatre and the less pleasant recovery time post-theatre. I'll spare you the gory procedure details but I was treated with impressive courtesy by everyone I had contact with here, from the receptionist to the nurses to the catering staff. The right information didn't quite flow between the various parties as well as it could have, but they did an amazing job of making the whole situation just about bearable. I'm sorry if you do ever have to come here, but if so take comfort you're in good hands :)

Went to see Dr Goll after being referred by my dentist. The clinic is located just on the corner of…read moreHarley Street and Weymouth street in a couple of combined ex residences. The staff there were professional and they had some state of the art equipment (never had a full x ray taken of my head before, it was like a panoramic shot). After the film was ready, we discussed options and booked in surgery. Maggie, Dr Goll's secretary is a pleasure to work with, she was so organised that I was almost unnecessary to the entire process. Even when my health insurance didn't want to pay for it or ask for local anaesthetic, Dr Goll asked for the phone number and 10 minutes later I had my authorisation. Great work!

I have always had perfect service! I go here for massater botox, I have had this treatment in NYC…read moreand CA but the doctor here gives best and longest lasting results.

The best clinic for anti-wrinkle botox treatment. Always perfect results. Very happy with the whole…read moreteam.

I recommend staff really nice the dr Deborah very good I am doing a 6 month smile I am very happy…read morewith the results I never had any issues really accommodated with the tomes for appointment s don't think twice and booked Alicia Martínez-lopez

Truly Horrific Experience…read more I first contacted Prodental in May 2017. I booked an appointment and was sent emails with two different appointments - one of the many examples of their shockingly poor administration, which unfortunately is putting patients at risk. I had my first appoint and was told I was suitable for treatment. I was booked in for a scan and another appointment with the dentist for the following week. I had the scan and returned to dentist expecting treatment to start. Instead he took a look at my scan, said I was suitable for treatment based on my results, that I did not need a further CT scan and that I could be booked in for an implant. I was in and out of the treatment room in about a minute. I was then booked in the extraction and implant six weeks later. 3 days before my implant I received a voicemail saying I needed a CT scan - despite previously being told that it wasn't necessary. I had to take time off at short notice for the scan - and was also charged more than I was quoted for the scan. 4 hours before my appointment I received a call from Prodental telling me that I couldn't have the implant at the appointment because I now needed a bone graft. I spoke to the practice manager Nicola Burgess to try and understand what was going on. Like other reviewers of this surgery have experienced, she started shouting at me down the phone, saying it was my fault for not having had a CT scan insisting that all implant patients have one. When I asked her why the dentist said I didn't need one and why, if all patients have one, did they not book me in for one, she kept shouting over me. She was extremely aggressive. I was given no pre-information prior to the surgery telling me if, for example, I should avoid any medication or whether or not I should eat. The extraction of my tooth was, in the words of the dentist 'traumatic'. Now, I love going to the dentist - and I have a great dentist. I typically don't bother with injections (although they don't bother me). The bone graft surgery was brutal. I could feel and see thick thread pulling hard against my lips as I was stitched up and at the same time the dental nurse kept pushing the suction tube so far back I kept gagging. Four times I had to push her hand back. After the surgery I was given no post-treatment guidance to take away. I was given a prescription for 4 items including anti-biotics and steroids. I asked where there was an open pharmacy (it was almost 7pm) and was told 'round the corner'. I had further appointments for check-ups that took me into the following year. I would book 9am appointments but no-one would be at the surgery including during the snow. My gum was opened up a further three times and not once was I given information before the appointment. In November 2017 I was given a document with pre-surgery information 4 minutes before I went in. It contained information I should have had in advance and information I needed afterwards. After signing the form (which I annotated to show I had only just received it 4 minutes before) they took it away from me so I still didn't get the post-surgery care information. That form stated that I should have been accompanied and I was not. I had the impressions taken for the crown in on February 7th. It takes two weeks for the crown to be made but they made an appointment for 3 weeks later due to the snow. The appointment was postponed repeatedly . On 16th March I received the following email (copied directly): "Unfortuatly we will need to cancel your next appointment on Saturday 3rd Febuary 2018 @ 11.30 , We have avalibility on Friday 2nd January 2018 6pm where we can move your appointment." I had to continually chase them to find out what was happening. Finally I was given an appointment on 25th April. At the appointment they twice tried to get me to sign a form saying I was happy with the final results - even though the implant wasn't finished and I had yet to go into the treatment room. I notice in responses to poor reviews they claim that other patients who have had poor experiences have signed that form - no wonder if they are that duplicitous. Further, I understood all medical information to be confidential so I don't know why they publish statements about which forms patients have signed. At the appointment my gum had to be opened up again. The receptionist, who had been typing on her computer, came into the treatment room to act as the dental nurse. She did not wash her hands or put on gloves before handling the injection or the scalpel and for some unknown reason kept giggling whilst leaning over my face. The dentist had to keep repeating instructions, as she did not know what she was doing. Again I got no post-treatment information. My gum was painful and so I went to my regular dentist who showed me how to clean the area and what to buy. Avoid.

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.

Another visit to Centennial and again we were very pleased with the service and particularly…read moreavailability of appointments at such short notice. Seen by another GP who was excellent and completely sympathised.

Without question, the rudest receptionists I have ever had the misfortune to come into contact…read morewith. I almost choked on my dinner when I read "our friendly practise......" on their website. It should read "our rude, patronising and belittling practise....."!! Someone needs to shake them up and realise they are there to provide a helpful service to the very people who contribute to funding the NHS and creating the jobs they are employed (poorly) to do. I am a newly diagnosed diabetic and it is fair to say that I am struggling in finding my way through this life adjustment. A number of times I have been scoffed at when asking them questions about how things are normally done. one example of many: "what do I do about disposing of my sharps bin?" to be responded "look after it yourself, what makes you think we should do that for you?" It is a shame because the Docs are very friendly and helpful - although a little disconcerting when I went to them with a broken insulin pen to be told that they had no idea what to do, I probably knew more about it then they did ..... I rarely take the time to write such reports, but feel these receptionists really are in the wrong profession. I hear "Grumpy Old Women" is casting in the west end - possibly a more fitting career move??

My GP is located here and I couldn't be happier with the service. They're great about fitting in…read morelast minute appointments and are wonderfully kind both on the phone and in person. The doctors I've seen here have been professional and thorough. Best of all, it's right down the street from my favourite place for breakfast, so taking a morning off for a doctor's visit becomes more of a treat than a chore.

A large hospital in Slough serving East Berkshire. It is the sister hospital to Heatherwood in…read moreAscot, and a much larger facility. They deal with high risk pregnancies, general surgery, accident and emergency and clinics. I had my second child here, and overall had a very good experience with labour and the midwives, but the post delivery ward is very busy and I felt somewhat forgotten many times. I found the bathrooms to be exceptionally dirty. The nurses in the Special Care ward were amazing with both the babies they were looking after, and trying to ease the concerns of the parents while informing them of what was happening.

I had four of my six children there and all were a good experience. also when my now twelve year…read moreold was ten month she had to stay in fora week with bronchilitas and whooping cough she nearly died.they were great.better than essex hospitals.