69 results found for UNDESCENDED TESTICLE Clinics in GREEN PARK, CENTRAL LONDON

Very welcoming and efficient staff

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.

Reliable and very easy to contact. It all went very smoothly

The culture promotes confidence and a sense of security. The corporate objective of “putting patients first” has real meaning for clinicians and other staff.

Other than a long wait for a bed, exceptionally well looked after. Post op visit by doctor who explained procedure and outcome very much appreciated.

From the welcome at reception to the team of each procedure (scans, blood tests), the team were professional, kind and welcoming.

Rapid procedure, nice meal after procedure. Only issue is getting through to admin team on phone. It is too difficult.

It was clean, well organised, staff were friendly

Everything was great

The Hospital is efficiently run and clean and welcoming. The only downside was the postponement of my operation from 7 to 21 March because a machine had broken down.