121 results found for RADIOFREQUENCY DENERVATIONS AND PULSED RADIOFREQUENCY TO NERVES Clinics in EAST MIDLANDS, ENGLAND

Clinically excellent with a "family feel."

I found Buckinghamshire Private Healthcare to be very accommodating and the Breast Team at Wycombe were wonderful from start to end. It is quite a devastating time to have found a lump and be uncertain what it is, However, I had been booked in for an Ultrasound within hours of my referral being received, the Health Care Assistant who looked after me was delightful, I had a Specialist Doctor and a Radiologist scan me which gave me an extra level of reassurance. I was given a core biopsy then and there although they did advise they felt there was nothing to worry about and this was just 'belt and braces.' I saw my Consultant immediately after who, once again, was totally reassuring and confirmation of a benign lump was given a week later, but by that point I was no longer too concerned as the breast team had been so wonderful at putting my mind at rest.

Wonderful

Very pleasant hospital and caring staff

The whole end to end service was excellent, very helpful and friendly staff, the procedure went smoothly and was explained, the hospital has excellent facilities and the food is first class.

Positive experience, totally stress free.

Staff were very professional and helpful

Very efficient.. excellent treatment

Extremely friendly patient and courteous reception staff and concierge.

HCA ancillary staff were excellent and friendly, putting me at ease. The one exception is that despite being fully covered by private medical insurance (incl pre-authorisation codes and competing multiple online forms and confirming details) the HCA administrative/ reception staff on arrival were overly focused on (and their primary priority is to) obtain credit card details and associated authorisation for extra procedures and tests which go beyond the scope of the referral and pre-authorisation in case suggested. The requested authorisation is open-ended and requested at a point when patients are vulnerable. The HCA admin staff were unable to explain why authorisation was required in my circumstances with full insurance coverage - all they could manage was a weak “it’s just our process”.