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17 years ago
Amazing Service, easily the best clinic I have visited in London or Manchester. Claire is an amazing professional and I dont hesitate recommending C2 Feet to all of my friends. Jane Wright Knutsford read more
Unit 32 Barton Arcade
Deansgate
Manchester M3
United Kingdom
City Centre
0161 833 2233
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I consider myself extremely lucky not only to have my doctor's surgery so nearby it's almost the…read moresame building as my apartment block, but this doctor's surgery. I'd travel to it. Located adjacent to the Angel Centre, a place so lovely and charitable you feel better about humanity just walking past, Trinity Medical Centre has a good vibe to it from the get-go. The staff here bend over backwards for you and make you feel safe and comfortable. An example is when I realised I'd run out of something, I called in to get my blood pressure taken for a repeat prescription and although they were mega busy, when I explained the situation and said I needed it for tonight, the receptionist said, 'Ooh, you are cutting it fine aren't you!' and managed to squeeze me in with a nurse. However this meant that the prescription was only an emergency one and some pharmacies wouldn't accept it - not only did the receptionist know of a pharmacy that probably would, she rang them up, checked, and when they confirmed she told them to expect me in about an hour. She was doing her job and then some. The nurses here are spot on. When I went for my first smear, a well-known uncomfortable experience at best, the gentle, calm lady with a terrific sense of humour talked me through every single step of it and told me what to expect. As a result, I don't fear my next one. She was both professional and reassuring. She even talked me through what would happen to my sample and how they'd analyse it, with medical knowledge and enthusiasm, a winning combo. Trinity Medical Centre exudes an aura of tranquillity. Even if you're stressed out you'll soon be put at ease. When I returned from France having been in hospital there for a knee operation, my mother was obviously somewhat frantic about getting my aftercare and physiotherapy sorted. Again, the superb receptionist (Paula) sorted it all out. We were worried about the French medical notes, she said they have translators at the hospital as 'this sort of thing happens all the time'. She rang the orthopaedic ward at Hope Hospital on our behalf and bagged us an appointment for literally the next morning (this was done the day I'd flown back from France). With the sheer amount of students that descend on Salford every year, any that need to visit a doctor regularly for prescriptions should register with this local one. I did, and I still use it to this day. Heck, even if I move I'd probably jump back up here for appointments, I trust it that much.
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A well run, friendly practice which makes visiting the doctor a more pleasant experience…read more The Range Medical Centre is conveniently located on Withington Road, and is easy to access from Chorlton, Hulme or Whalley Range via bus. The reception and admin staff are polite and courteous, making efforts to accommodate your appointment and work around your schedule, often calling you back if a more convenient slot becomes available. They are very professional and maintain patient confidentiality, and speak about patients respectfully when talking to each other (which I have seen reception staff fail to do in so many other practices). The waiting rooms are clean and comfortable, displaying useful information and calling you to the surgery rooms via a large screen. There is even an electronic check-in desk where you can sign in for your appointment when the reception desk is very busy. All of the doctors and practice nurses I have seen have been professional and caring, and I would recommend this surgery to anyone living in the catchment area.
Needed a physio as i pulled my achilles and found city-physio on the interweb…read more Based on an initial consultation; the amount of information, treatment (sports massage and ultrasound) and exercises that fitted into a half hour session was phenomenal. The consultant appears to be honest, but time will tell (as long as I do what he says!!).
They also have a Yelp review with their London address in Harley Street…read more The operators at the call centre are wonderful. The doctor responded quickly and was very professional. They were very expensive but I was desperate. The thing that let me down was that when I called back for a re prescription of the medication I had gotten before, they tried to charge me for a phone consultation and to fax it. Their fees were extremely high for the service offered and most doctors will re prescribe medication without the need for a further consultation. They are obviously trying to maximise their profits as any ruthless business would do. If you use their services you will be considered a client and not a patient. Only to be used in desperate situations and if you are prepared to pay extortionate prices.
I was so nervous for my appointment as I have never been to one like it. I was having my coil…read morefitted for the first time. Staff were so friendly and talkative which made me feel at ease. Many struggle to take my bloods but the nurse was amazing and got it first time. I had a very pleasant experience and would fully recommend. ( sorry I didn't get any names )
The Hathersage Centre is *the* place to go for any issue relating to sexual health. The only things…read moreyou need to book in advance for are the HIV clinics. For everything else you simply drop in, write down your name and date of birth for the receptionist and wait your turn in the queue. The centre is modern - in fact it's brand spanking new - and the staff are friendly and professional. They will give confidential advice (which won't be passed to your doctor or anybody else without your consent), free contraception including condoms, the pill, injections, the IUD and emergency contraception, test for STIs and give information about abortions. On Mondays, Thursdays and Saturdays they run clinic especially for under 25s - check the website for times.
I find Lindsays openign hours very accessible, especially as I am travelling a distance to see her…read more I have been under her care for almost 3 years and she has given me a personal service. Unlike others who tell you want they think you require, Lindsay listens to your concerns and problem solves to get the solution that suits you. She has refurbished my orthotics and promptly replies to my emails when I send them. Onsite parking is easy and when I have visited the clinic it has always been clean and well maintained and my most recent visit during the pandemic was no exception, with current guidelines of masks, gels and temperature protocols being adhered to
This is the senond time I've visited Axis Podiatatry in 11 years, which is testament to how good…read morethe last orthotics were. Lyndsay is very thorough in terms of clinical assessment and history finding. Lyndsay carried out a Gait analysis, combined with identification of foot strike. The second assessment also accounted for the fact that I'd suffered a physical lower limb injury in recent years. Lyndsay adopts a holistic view and this was all taken into account in producing new orthotics. I was also happy in that my old orthotics could be refurbished in addition to the new ones. This means for me, I can leave a pair in my work boots whilst wearing the new orthotics in my own shoes/trainers. I'd recommend anyone suffering from chronic ankle, knee, hip or back pain to have a Podiatatry assessment from Axis Podiatatry.
I was at the Manchester eye hospital tonight as I have had a sore left eye for 5 days. When I went…read moreit everything was easy to find as it was colour coded I just looked for the yellow section, when I reached the eye surgery a&e I was greeted by I gentlemen he was very pleasant and help full he told me the wait was 3 hours. I took a seat and waited 40 minutes to see the first nurse who asked a few questions, I then had to wait in the waiting room again for another 30 minutes then another nurse took Mr into another room and examined my eye she was really nice and calming and explained everything she was doing. I couldn't thank the nurses enough the wait wasn't long and the service I received as great.
This is the real deal. Fully qualified consultant surgeons and they see you before, during and…read moreafter surgery which the high street chains dont do. I felt safe and assured in the Manchester Royal Eye Hospital. I got treated by Arun Brahma, the senior surgeon. Other clinics were not interested in me and all they wanted was me to book in and refer a friend. Definitely recommend this place so my mother is going to see Dr Brahma there soon to have lens surgery as she wants to read and see distance without glasses.
I recently had to visit this hospitals to have some tests. I have never been before as I have just…read moremoved to the area. Parking is at the bottom of a hill so it is a little walk - it is £1.70 for 4 hours, something I begrudge paying, as I feel it is a tax on the sick. There are the usual outpatients departments, accident and emergency and general surgery. I went inside to the enquiry desk and was welcomed by the assistant. She directed me to the blood test section, I took a ticket, waited my turn and was seen within 5 minutes. I went to the x-ray section (just across the hall) and again only had to wait around 15 minutes. The staff were very helpful and the hospital was very clean and well run. There were soap dispensers everywhere to protect against the spread of germs. All in all, a good experience.
My father passed away peacefully at Fairfield hospital last Thursday. The care from the doctors…read morenurses all staff was amazing. The hospital was so clean efficient and caring. I can't thank them enough. Please don't review this business if you received a freebie for writing this review, or if you're connected in any way to the owner or employees.
Love the Manchester therapy centre I have been coming here on and off for the past 4 years. The…read morecover a wide range of therapies including massage therapy, aromatherapy, Indian head massage, sports massage , reflexology, acupuncture as well as other therapies such as Bowen Technique and EFT. The centre is set in a house on a leafy road in Whalley Range just opposite the Spire hospital. It has a cozy rather than clinical feel to it I went for a 90 minute aromatherapy massage with Emma. The consultation was based around my muscular concerns and any aches or tension I had. Emma then asked what oils I wanted and whether I wanted relaxing, uplifting or a tension soothing oil mix. Oils blended the massage commenced with Emma working her magic on my lower back and shoulders, then thighs, calves and ankles ( I never knew that soooo much tension could exist in your ankles!) moving on to arms, neck, face and scalp. I came out feeling pleasantly relaxed and peaceful and at £48 for the treatment it was very reasonable. I've booked to go back again in 2 weeks time and may see if I can get a cheeky Indian head massage in in between. Would definitely recommend giving the centre a try it's good for your well being!
DO NOT BOOK A COURSE WITH THESE PEOPLE! Absolutely terrible experience. I booked onto the sports…read moremassage diploma back in January. The course was due to start on 28th March. In the lead up and with the coronavirus situation, I contacted them several times to ask what would be happening with the course, with the possibility on pulling out, because I am in a high risk group for the virus. I received absolutely no response from the school and still haven't as of today (5th April). This is absolutely unacceptable. They have £550 of my money and have taken no responsibility for what is going on. I just hope that I can get the money back by going through my bank.
This is my GP practice and I would highly recommend it if you are able to register there and are…read morelooking. The reception staff are very friendly and helpful and the medical staff that I have had dealing with have all been very professional.
A fairly decent Doctors surgery in the middle of Stockport, I've never had any problems here and…read morethe staff are usually on it and pretty efficient! There's a Lloyds pharmacy as part of the whole compound which makes it easy to pick up a prescription if you've just been given one by the Dr. They'll also do electronic delivery to any chemist of your choice which makes it easy if you want to prompt them over the phone. Flu jabs for free are always available from Oct/Nov - my arm is still killing 4 days later but it's worth it not to get ill this winter! They're very in/out and they do Saturday flu clinics in case work is a bit manic in the week. The only prob with this place is that it shuts for a good stint at lunch times when sometimes it's the only time you can chat/pop in so make sure get in late morning before the close down.
Let me first start by writing that The NHS is a wonderful national institution that has seen me…read morethrough many operations safely and I admire and respect its employees. However, when my Dad had his operation cancelled, TWICE, THE DAY BEFORE, enough was enough and he went private. Being admitted to The Spire was like checking into a four star hotel. No queues, no waiting time, no stressed out nurses and sleep deprived junior doctors, No busy wards with dubious bed neighbours telling you all about their prolapsed piles, no, no, no, The Spire is private darling and that would never do!! It had free parking, a lovely, friendly receptionist and pleasant waiting area which we were in for almost a minute before a porter came to fetch dad and introduce him to his room. Quite honestly, having had no experience of private hospitals before, the room was not quite as elaborate as I expected. Maybe the chaise longue and swags and tails curtains in my imagination were a bit farfetched. The Spire's bedroom looked like a nice Premier Travel Inn with a TV and a lovely white en-suite bathroom. I suppose I was regarding the whole situation from the wrong perspective. The Spire is not about the decor, it is about providing excellent quality individual care in an environment where a patient can choose their own consultant, experience tremendous facilities and have their ailments addressed promptly. Actually, it was well posh! Dad had to choose from a menu of full English or Continental breakfast, a typical dinner was chicken and sweetcorn soup and prawn salad- he didn't want to leave!. All the staff were so friendly and there were no visiting restrictions. Dad was more than amused to realise that most of the patients were there for cosmetic surgery and I must say that I did have a look at what procedures are performed there ( boobs, nose job, lipo, tummy tuck, eyelid surgery and bingo wings...... I was just curious). Great hospital, lovely staff and dad received the treatment he deserved.
Had hip replacement surgery recently, completed by Professor Max Fehily. From the start of the…read morewhole situation it has been extremely good. The Professor is a wonderful gentleman supported by a Brilliant team within the hospital. At every stage from appointment to admission through recovery to discharge the staff have been wonderful. The Hospital Director Mr Eadsforth has continued to improve and enhance the experience of both patients and staff, and he is well- liked and respected within the organisation. The food is excellent and I highly recommend this hospital if you are contemplating a procedure in the near future.