National Hospital for Neurology and Neurosurgery

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London, United Kingdom

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National Hospital for Neurology and Neurosurgery Reviews | Rating 4.3 out of 5 stars (5 reviews)

National Hospital for Neurology and Neurosurgery is located in London, United Kingdom on Queen Square, Holborn. National Hospital for Neurology and Neurosurgery is rated 4.3 out of 5 in the category hospital in United Kingdom.

Address

Queen Square, Holborn

Phone

+442034567890

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Ricky Pat

Excellent. Possibly, the best hospital in the UK. Expert Dr's and clinical staff. Seems to attract and have the most knowledgeable and high quality staff all round. Thanks for your care to my family in October 2020. Hopefully we can visit personally one day to thank you. Best wishes to everyone in the current situation.

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Nails By Olusesi

My husband was here for 7 weeks and I couldn't be more happier with all the nurses and doctors who dealt with him. They were all amazing and so very caring. If it wasn't for them my husband would not be with us today so myself and the family are forever greatful

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Hadyn Clark

I have been here many times, I was here for 7 weeks last year with a shunt infection. The nurses and doctors are so so lovely and caring. I feel 100% safe here, and actually felt quite sad to leave! The food here is also top notch! Especially for hospital food, this is the best hospital I've ever been to.

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Crusader X

Very intimidating to be confronted by a panel of 4-5 people when you attend an appointment on your own. It would be helpful if people introduced themselves. They laughed at me when I said my brain tumour is exactly where I used to hold my mobile phone. Was told 18 months ago my case would be discussed at a management meeting with a view to treatment, this gave me (false) hope– but it never came up again. Consultants would do well to understand the impact of creating false hope. I took the initiative and asked for a low-cost non-invasive treatment and was told no – without a substantive reason. My request and the denial were omitted from my medical record. Consultant claimed I was anxious in his report after I described my first seizure, a pretty terrifying experience. Yet he provided no evidence to support his claim and I have no history of anxiety. He claimed I had not experienced a seizure despite not witnessing it. I have been warned I am at risk of seizures. I’ve been waiting almost a year for them to deal with my complaint and my care has been undermined as a result; I’m supposed to be seen every 6 months but have not been seen for almost a year. They also breached the GDPR after promising me 2 x in writing they would adhere to the law.

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Keith Finch

First visit today to the NUEROLOGY department. Excellent visit with a kind and considerate doctor.