79 results found for SHOULDER TENDINOPATHY (PITCHER'S SHOULDER) Clinics in MILL HILL, BARNET

KInd reception at entrance and friendly asistance at waiting area.

Good and helpful staff

Good service and kept very clean and staff was very friendly

I was looked after at the RNOH when I was undergoing major spinal surgery, March 2024. The staff there were amazing, from when we arrived a day early, they still accommodated for us, to just coming in and checking up on me regularly. They are all really friendly and will come and help you quickly if you need something. The hospital itself is in a really nice area, surrounded by lots of trees and the countryside, so a very nice place to look out of from your window in your room, or when you are having a walk around. The garden was lovely too, it allowed a chance to be able just to have a short walk outside without having to go too far away from your room. The food was good, compared to lots of other hospital catering, and there were always snacks and drinks by your bed if you every get hungry. Overall, it is a really good hospital!

The staff in the reception area were very friendly and treated me with respect. The environment was clean and tidy. The vending machine and seating helped to make my experience very pleasant.

Very efficient.. excellent treatment

Excellent. Reception very efficient and friendly. Doctor Buckman was very personable, and met all my needs thoroughly.

Good clinic with friendly and helpful staff. More parking would be helpful.

One small delay otherwise the operation was timely and the staff very good

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”.