St Leonards is an outpatient's only hospital with a front entrance on Kingsland Road. I have in the…read morepast visited the dental service, which is NHS only, but otherwise works like a normal dental practice (it is not a drop in emergency service like at some hospitals) and is quite large. Unfortunately they can be difficult to get into if you drop off the list like I did, as they are so popular the waiting list tends to be closed. They run a well woman clinic which was round in the prefabs out back last time I visited for my 'MOT'. Perfectly nice prefabs and the doctor I saw last time was great. I've also been on several occasions for physiotherapy. It's a busy clinic. You visit several times, and see the same person each time. They also run a 'core stability exercise class' which I was lucky enough to be referred to. I was actually sent for problems with my knees, but it helped my bad neck as well. It included a fair amount of pilates with some added help and advice. Very good and great to be prescribed it on the national health! The hospital is in an old building, which means access is sometimes a bit creative! Some of the sloping floors make getting to physio a little uncomfortable for those with achy pins! I guess that's what you pay for being in a really rather nice old building There is a café, right in the middle of the building, which I always seem to just miss. When it's open you can walk through it to get to most departments. When closed you have to go round via a partitioned off corridor down one side. So, not the most convenient building. But it has character, and I've had lots of excellent care there.

Excellent facility just outside of the town centre, they carry out a wide range of medical…read moreprocedures. They also provide many free services from the NHS, from family planning to stop smoking, they're willing to help wherever possible. Car park is never busy and is right outside the clinic itself.

Allum medical centre is clean, friendly and professional. They have a large team of qualified,…read morecaring and knowledgeable doctors, the best i have ever had. They also have on site nurses and you can be seen the same day. Its hard to find a good doctor these days, but you will definitely find one here.

Professional but pricey. The clinic is very clean and well-kept…read more The best part of their service is that you get a reminder note to tell you to come back for your next cleaning or check-up.

a dingy looking surgery but the staff are quite helpful and professional too…read more not many doctors and you can be kept waiting, my personal experience was not the best one to be honest, i found it depends on whether or not you get on with the doctor. they can be very blunt, and seem to rush you through. again, they do have a nurses area for astham clinics and vaccinations, with ample of room to wait for your appointment (which is just as well). parking is available but limited.

I had a bad experience. My hernia was very painful and failed three months after surgery. I tried…read moreto discuss my options but the centre seemed to be frightened of legal action, so I think their success rate is lower than they claim on their website. This clinic rents space in an NHS hospital (St Mary's Hospital). I would not recommend this clinic.

Absolutely fantastic medical care! I flew all the way from Seattle to get my hernia repaired…read moreproperly here. Top notch staff and physicians. If you are coming in from out of the area stay at the Hilton . It is very close to the hospital.. The facility is very modern and the food was excellent. I would recommend this medical center if you need a hernia surgery.

Avoid if you have allergies and do not want to go anaphylaxtic. Also completely ignored request for…read morenon-halal food. The catering staff forced food on me after general anaesthetic that I could not eat due to intolerances. In pain all evening due to this. Then argued with me, yep, argued with me I could eat a sandwich that was full of chemicals I had an intolerances too. Any food allergies or intolerances please bring your own food. This is a tragedy waiting to happen.

NO A&E…read more Leads the UK in Orthopaedic treatment, surgery and physiotherapy. Rural setting - quite restful, once you've made it up the hill. Free car parking, though it sometimes takes 15 minutes to actually find a free spot that isn't staff reserved parking. Four places to eat and drink for visitors, that I've found - Broccles, Spice Of Life (in the same building on the entrance road), the Friends Centre (near Outpatients) and Cafe Tazza (inside Outpatients). None spectacular, but all offer reasonable food and drink. Outpatient staff were very friendly and helpful, and considerate. Nursing staff very considerate and, with the small experience that we've had of physio, skilled. Good accessibility, as you'd expect. Take care when driving around, as there are quite a few wheelchairs zipping around (well, zipping down the hills and labouring up them).

This is a well organised doctor's surgery and when it comes to your health, that's exactly what the…read moredoctors ordered! The surgery has a computerised system so that you can check in yourself to save queues but of course, as easy as it is, if you prefer, you can still check in the old fashioned way. The waiting area is massive and there are 2 rooms. There is also a children's area with toys supplied to keep those little ones amused. Your names are presented on a screen when the doctor is ready to see you and tells you what number room you need to go to. There are numerous doctors to choose from in this practice and you don't have to stick to the same one each time. A special mention should go to Dr. Ramanathan though, who is hugely knowledgeable, keeps up to date with the latest medical trends, has time for you and is thorough.