196 results found for NEUROLOGISTS in FENCHURCH STREET, CITY OF LONDON

Dr. Kit Wu is outstandingly professional. Her questioning re my medical history was forensic and her grasp of my answers, instant. She combines professionalism with warmth and reassurance. Her explanations, both before the MRI she organised on my behalf and after she'd seen the result, were clear and easy to understand. I couldn't recommend her more highly.

The appointment with the doctor was great, he answered all questions and wasn't dismissive. He carefully assessed the situation and gave a plan on how to proceed. Helped very much to calm my nerves regarding my issues. Definitely recommend!!

Dr Karunaratne has been always very thoughtful and helpful, he has explained everything regarding my symptoms and reassured me . He has got excellent interpersonal communication skills and he cares about his patient’s wellbeing.

He asked me where I was suffering pain and how it occurred and then checked all my limbs before giving me his opinion.He gave me confidence that I would get better with continued perseverance with my exercise and osteopathy treatments.

Dr Heaney made me feel relaxed from the start, and explained what would be happening

Dr Dahdaleh listens very carefully and has the experience to to put one's mind at ease, he has a very kind and reassuring manner, and has a clear course of action for how to treat my migraines. I feel like I'm in excellent hands!

Very thorough and comprehensive

Dr Cordivari seems highly trained in neuropathy and explained the likely cause of my symptoms in considerable detail. Her advice conflicted a little with the treatment and exercises recommended by the ankle specialist (Mr Charalambides - who is not listed as one of your consultants?) but overall I was reassured.

I found Professor Noyce very professional and welcoming,. He explained all aspects clearly and left me in no doubt he was the Parkinson's expert, and would diagnose my condition very competently.

Very knowledgeable and able to help with a difficult decision