12 results found for GENETIC COUNSELLING Clinics in NORTH LONDON, LONDON

Nice atmosphere in all areas, friendly staff. Well organised

My care for my breast cancer has been second to none at the Wellington. The hospital is staffed by some of the friendliest staff I have come across. All my appointments (outpatients and admissions) have been efficiently arranged and progressed). Staff have taken the time to explain processes to me and ensure that I feel at ease. It is really evident that the hospital works under a multi disciplinary approach and at no point have I felt that one part hasn't known what the other is doing around my care (which I feel is being steered and monitored by Cheryl Lobo and Kate Newson at all times). From the nursing staff on the South Ward, to the administrative team and all specialists around this - anaesthetists, radiographers, physio's, oncologists etc, too many to list by name - I feel incredibly well cared for. The rooms for my operations have been comfortable, clean and tidy and the food lovely. Thank you to all! (JMc, London)

Very efficiently dealt and super friendly receptionist

Very good experience although much longer wait than anticipated. Staff all extremely friendly and helpful

On the video consultation I found Dr zkrell quite brusqueand dismissive.

The reception from Andre and Shabana set the tone and calmed us in a stressful situation

Friendly staff

I had a positive experience of my surgery and stay. The hospital is lovely very comfortable and clean. Certainly made a stressful time for me much easier. The nursing staff that cared for me were wonderful. Including the intensive care team who were truly amazing. I felt so safe and that the nurses genuinely cared and did everything they could to keep me comfortable. The surgical team were great at keeping me calm and talking me through what was happening. Would recommend treatment here.

As a clinician I found the whole process incredibly easy and the presentation and discussion very informative and practical. The information obtained will help guide treatment and is information that previously we would only identify by chance. Thereby this will better ensure that patients achieve the best possible outcomes from their treatment