Scarborough hospital has been my 2nd home for the past year so I know it quite well now! It's a…read morefairly small hospital, split into several different buildings with different entrances which can get slightly confusing. Just inside the main entrance is a small shop run by volunteers selling newspapers,magazines, sandwiches,snacks,gift items and the usual bits and bobs you might need to get for a patient you are visiting. There are a few table and chairs too where visitors can sit for a bite for eat. Reception are only to willing to help with directions.usually in the form of following a certain colour line on the floorbeware though as these lines are wearing away and totally disappear altogether now and then lol. Staff are lovely, helpful and do their best to put you at ease, the place is warm and welcoming. Some parts are quite old now and need a bit of TLC but there are staff constantly cleaning and i've not seen any signs of dirt and grime in all my many visits. I spent a week on Holly Ward a few months ago and the ward was spotless, the staff were great and there are plenty of them too. The only let down is the foodit's not very nice, best meal of the day was breakfast..cereal and toast, as you can't really go wrong with that haha! I've had many appointments and only been kept waiting past my due time once. Parking is quite expensive and car parks are patrolled often so don't try park without paying or you might just end up with a ticket! Visitors aren't rushed out at the end of visiting hourspeople regularly came early and left late but if you're quiet and respectful to others then they don't seem to mind a few extra minutes. A newspaper trolley visits the wards (except weekends) so make sure you have some change if you're being admitted. The days are very long, many a day I was up at 5am so take plenty to read and keep yourself occupied. It can be hard to sleep with people back and forth and the uncomfortable beds so if you get chance then nap through the day!!

My husband bought me a vouher for my birthday. Visited The Olive Tree on 28 January and had a great…read moretime there. A very popular place as there were a lot clients visiting but the standard of service was excellent. Would recommend to anyone.

Jackie from Quintessential is very knowledgeable and happy to give advice re natural products. All…read morethe products come with a 60 day money back guarantee too!

I would Highly Recommend this Complimentary Health Clinic…read more Brendan O'sullivan is an Acupuncturist that not only has the Skills and Expertise in this field, but also genuinely Cares for each and every one of his patients, making them feel at ease, and going the extra mile to give an all-round quality experience, he is a Very Gifted individual, who has over my weeks of treatment helped me to recover beyond what standard medical treatment alone could provide, which has given me a new lease of life, and allowed me to achieve what would have been near impossible if it wasn't for this treatment. I have recommended this Complimentary Health Clinic to the people I know, as many others have clearly done, with this being such a popular place of treatment, which speaks for itself, as even without any advertising, many patients would have been informed by word of mouth, and are very gratefull, as I am, to have found such a special Practise!