I would like to thank all the staff in triage for their dedication and care of my Mother who was…read moretreated on Tuesday 2nd April before being transferred to Ward 4E my thanks to Lucy Derek and staff for their care and compassion to my Mum who became very unsettled your reassured her and l greatly appreciate everything you did, again a big thankyou from the bottom of my heart for looking after Mum so well. Jacqi Crosby

Clean facility, provided good care, although my dad, who was the patient, said he couldn't get call…read morelight answered at night. Great social worker

Can't complain too much about this doctors practice. It is clean, the staff are friendly, it is…read morenever overcrowded although a very busy practice. There are plenty of GP's and they are usually very knowledgeable. Which isn't always the case. My only gripe, well two gripes, is that the parking can be an absolute nightmare sometimes, and also that they make you wait 48 hours to get a repeat prescription. I don't know if all doctors are the same but it's well annoying. lol. Apart from that, I am happy with this practice.

As far as I'm aware I'm still registered to this south Belfast practice which is most popular with…read morestudents living in the surrounding areas. I've been a few times with minor ailments, nothing particular interesting or worth a story. An ear infection was about as interesting as it got, of which I needed two or three different appointments to solve. The staff working at the front desk are all very helpful and courteous. It wasn't too much trouble getting an appointment even though the problem wasn't serious, I think it was roughly a week from when I first called. They have a team of doctors and nurses, of varying ages and experience however all the medical staff I dealt with were fantastic. Quick, to the point but certainly not skimming the surface. They are also very good as far as booking and picking up prescriptions without appointment. If you're living in the south Belfast area as a student or a 'Maaalone' resident then you can't go wrong with this well structured, professional practice.

This is the only GP where I've ever been able to get seen on the same day. I was having serious…read moreproblems with panic attacks and as soon as the receptionist heard this, she booked me in for an appointment at 4pm-I rang 10am or something. The doctor was really friendly and obviously someone who was passionate about his work and helping people. I'd still use this place if it wasn't for the fact that I'm not at university anymore. Highly recommended.

I recently had to attend a few appointments at this hospital and have to say that the overall…read moreexperience was a positive one. The hospital is a mixture of old and new buildings set in a beautiful open woodland area . The older buildings have that wonderful solid but austere impression from the Victorian era . There has been a lot of renovation done over recent years to bring these buildings up to safety standards.The new buildings fit in well with the old and clearly give the onlooker the confidence that behind the doors there is equipment and staff fully trained for the specialist care that this hospital has to offer. Although the waiting lists for orthopaedic operation is sadly longer than we want this is not the fault of the specific hospital and staff are understanding of this . The overall care and success rate is good and thanks to the thorough pre assessment examination there are very few problems including risk of infection. It is very reassuring to know that we still have the best health service with specialist areas like that which Musgrave Park Hospital can provide.

The hospital is widely known as being the place you go to for any major orthopaedic surgery. My mum…read moreattended Musgrave for spinal surgery and still attends follow up consultations there. Its a bit of a maze to drive around but there's loads of parking and pick up spaces by the entrance. The hospital is fairly old now and hopefully in the future there will be more development and investment in it. Excellent staff.

When my girlfriend and I first decided we wanted to make the step to " take our relationship to the…read morenext level" to put it gently we came here, and I am so glad that we did. Brook provides a wonderful service to the Under 19 girls and under 25 males of Belfast. They are open most days of the week except Sundays so they are always there when people need them most. My girlfriend and I were more sensible than most who came through here, and to be honest when sitting in here it kind of looked like some kind of trials for the Jeremy Kyle program, but I am here to review, not to judge! The staff are great. They are friendly and completely down to earth, and they provide a non judgemental, confidential service. The centre is in a convenient place in Belfast so most people can get to it if they need it without their parents discovering if they want to keep indiscretions under their sleeves. The decor is funky on the inside with many amusing paintings, and there are a wide range of leaflets and other information in the place. I hope the Brook continues its great work for years to come.

I've never actually been to Brook personally, partly because I used the uni health services when I…read moremoved to Belfast aged 18 and partly because by that time I was already very well clued up in all matters sexual thanks to years of reading Just Seventeen in the 90s (ah, how good that mag used to be before it got all celeb and looks obsessed). But I've referred/persuaded/begged/cajoled and threatened young people to go there when working in the homeless sector, and any group doing the thankless work of sexual health information for young people in this godforsaken god's country's religious climate deserves a stonking great medal in my book. There haven't been any in a while, so hopefully Brook is here to stay, but a few years back there used to be regular protests outside the clinic by those types of sour religious people who never have sex, that sadly we in N Ireland are all too familiar with. If these start up again, I'll be down there again, counter-picketing, and I hope everyone reading this would be along too. This is an essential service for young people, and five stars isn't even in question. Go Brook!

So, after a week of eating rich food and drinking beers I decided that it was time to take some…read moreaction. I was browsing online looking at various different gyms and I came across Grove Wellbeing Centre. I was intrigued as I had driven past this 'council style' leisure centre before and never given it much of a thought. But after looking online at their facilities I decided to bite the bullet and join up there and then. The cost for a monthly membership is £26 (no joining fee) but for this monthly amount you get access to the gym, swimming pool, classes and sauna and steam room facilities. I think this is a bargain! I had my first session today and I was really impressed with what the gym had to offer. There were around 15 cross trainers, 15 treadmills, 10 bikes and a few step machines and that's just the cardio area. The free weights section consists of a whole rack of weights from 5kg to 50kg, 2 squat racks, 3 benches for free weights and a few frames for bar bells. The gym was quite for a Saturday, I'm hoping it stays that way. But over all I was really impressed with everything on offer. The whole gym and centre was sparklingly clean and the few staff members I came in to contact with were excellent. All in all a great experience, really looking forward to sorting my life out in this gym!

Having finally closed down the decrepit and rotten building that originally house the Grove Leisure…read moreCentre, as well as putting an end to the ancient library round the corner, the powers that be decided to amalgamate the two and combine them as the Wellbeing Centre. A bit fluffy I know, but what else do you call a facility that has a swimming pool, gym, library, coffee shop, computer facilities, dentists, podiatry and so on and so on. It's got the lot this place, and its spanking new to boot - I just hope it stays that way, because if the previous leisure centre is anything to go by, it could end up a shadow of it's former self. As it is, the pool provides 25metres to swin in, aqua jets, a toddlers area and sauna as well as rooms for other sports and activities. Would recommend it if you live in or are visiting the North Belfast area.

Great doctors practice. It's a massive facility with…read morenumerous doctors surgeries inside up the stairs. The nurses are located on the ground floor. They also do small operations in here. The pharmacy to collet perscription is cross the road. A very disabled friendly place with door button open doors and lifts.

This is a beautiful modern building and has the benefit of a little cafe and lots of comfy seating…read moreareas. However, it doesn't benefit from an appropriate amount of parking. Cars are often abandoned on double yellow lines and whilst it does have disabled spaces, I am yet to come across an empty one. The centre is usually always busy and it often takes a couple of weeks to a get a GP appointment, but then it seems everywhere does. The two things that make the greatest difference for me is the nurses station and the baby clinic. My hubby sliced his finger and fearing hours at a&e, we popped over to the nurses station, no appointment, no problem. He was in and out in 10 mins with bandages, ointment and aftercare advice. It was quick, efficient and easy, as it should be! The baby clinic runs on Thursday afternoons, it's also drop in, where after about a 10-15min wait you can see a Health Visitor and you don't even have to be registered there. Now if only they could sort out the parking...

I've had tennis elbow, from golf, and frozen shoulder from painting, for years and years. After…read moreseeing Gerrard shoulder much better and tennis elbow totally cured. Brilliant service and unexpected cure. I've always been told tennis elbow cannot be fixed. They need to see Gerrard, (sorry, don't know his surname).