53 results found for FERTILITY MEDICINE Clinics in BAYSWATER, CENTRAL LONDON

We were trying for a second baby for almost 2 years. After the second miscarriage at the age of 39, we decided to get help. We consulted 3 different clinics in London and Bridge Clinic stood out for patient-centered approach & very good initial consultation, explaining risks but also really understanding our personal situation and wishes. It was nice to undergo treatment in a small clinic where you know everyone and everyone knows you. It almost felt like a small family, everyone is very friendly and took the time when needed, sometimes even without appointment. Not to forget to praise the amazing lab team!! We started IVF, but only collected two eggs, so the chances of success were very low. BUT, both made it to day 5 with great embryo quality and we are now 16 weeks pregnant, all scans looking good!! Cannot recommend Bridge Clinic enough!! Thank you to everyone, who is working at the clinic for creating such a nice environment for your patients and for helping us on our journey to expand our family! We are forever grateful!!

Restorative and informative.

Very pleasant waiting area. Staff were efficient and friendly.

Small clinic meant it felt intimate and the staff were always so attentive - much more personable than going to a hospital for scans / check-ups

I had a brilliant experience with the Clinic. I felt validated with my symptoms being taken seriously and I was treated with respect throughout.

Excellent level of service by the team again. Instant response to my query and helped me with my concerns and request for treatment. Wherever I go, can always trust HarleyDoc to deliver.

Found the pre-session questionnaire was great for giving an overview of my health and it was all very user friendly.

The Lister Fertility Clinic at the Portland is a busy clinic, and seems to be generally well run. However we have seen a different nurse/doctor almost every time (apart from our consultant who we saw twice out of the 7 appointments during our first egg collection cycle). If a consistent touch point is important to you then this is something to be aware of. The variety has led to a mixed experience, with some lovely nurses and experiences and some less good ones. In particularly it seems like information isn’t consistently passed on, such as allergies (quite important) to preferred name (important but not vital). In addition its odd after a long appointment to go through details that the same day a nurse calls to confirm questions that weren’t raised during the session. It’s good that they are asking the questions and checking, but a little frustrating that they aren’t raised in the appointment, and it doesn’t project organisation. This may change when they have the app they are developing released. However the care during the intervention sessions, such as when we were doing egg collection was brilliant.

I had an online consultation with Emily Reilly. She was extremely friendly and warm and made my first appointment very pleasant.

Dr Tanwar and team did an excellent job. Friendly and reassuring. However leading up to the appointment was stressful. Over a week ago I received confirmation to arrive for 8am on the day and that I would be 2nd on the list. Few days later had another call that unfortunately the anaesthetist won't be available until later that day so is 11am on to arrive? No problem for me so confirmed several times over the phone to arrive for 11am. On the day of the appointment in the morning I received a missed call around 9.30am. When calling back I was told to leave asap as the 1st person is already in theatre (even though I was told to arrive at 11am). I believe I spoke to Lisa. I rushed to reception and signed in at 10.30am, only to be told that 11am was the correct time. Whilst waiting in reception I had another missed call from St Barts, when calling back Lisa answered again who said don't worry as 11am is the time I'm booked in for and that she couldn't locate who kept ringing me. Funny enough I arrived at the hospital, was greeted by Dr Tanwar who walked in too. Therefore the person who was ringing and told me that the 1st person was already in theatre was lying. Not a good experience at all. Rushing around like this I think resulted in high blood pressure reading when I was admitted to my room. Overall rest of team who I met were great.