The Clementine Churchill Hospital - part of Circle Health Group

The Clementine Churchill Hospital - part of Circle Health Group 2020-12-22 Person 5 5 0

Friendly staff.

The Clementine Churchill Hospital - part of Circle Health Group 2020-11-23 Person 5 5 0

I Came to do my operation. The service was impeccable and provides fantastic care. All the nurses were so friendly and made my stay a lot more manageable! The catering staff are all extremely friendly and happy to help with any needs. I would highly recommend it.

The Clementine Churchill Hospital - part of Circle Health Group 2020-11-05 Person 1 5 0

I had an appointment today at this hospital. Just before my appointment I see one of the doctors come out and say to the receptionist that he will be just stepping out. I found that strange since the reception hall was full of patients. I keep waiting to be called in for my appointment and over an hour later still nothing. When I asked reception why the delay she informed me that the doctor is just busy. Funnily the doctor who stepped out before came back and it turned out to be one I was supposed to see today. In the consulting room, no sorry for the wait no appology whatsoever. Also he had a very thick indian accent I couldn't even understand. Being a medical professional myself I found it appalling to treat a patient like this. It can happen that there are delays but at least say sorry for the delay or something. Anyway will not be returning to this hospital ever again and prefer to go and see a private specialist.

The Clementine Churchill Hospital - part of Circle Health Group 2020-10-09 Person 1 5 0

I attended this hospital today for a pre admission assessment I was totally shocked at the lack of professionalism and appearance of the hospital The place is very dated and in need of a complete refurbishment It felt chaotic and overly busy ,there was very little courtesy from the staff I had to deal with This is no reflection on my consultant and team I’ve been dealing with they have been amazing The hospital felt very underwhelming

The Clementine Churchill Hospital - part of Circle Health Group 2020-03-27 Person 5 5 0

I was very impressed with the care..

The Clementine Churchill Hospital - part of Circle Health Group 2020-03-26 Person 5 5 0

I was a tad apprehensive after seeing a couple of poor reviews of this hospital but I was assured by my surgeon’s assistant and I’m glad I listened to her. From my pre assessment to my dealings with the finance department as a self pay patient where all my questions were answered fully. I treated with great care. I was admitted to Epping Ward and the staff, all the staff not just the doctors and nurses were very kind and helpful. I found the ward clean and orderly, the staff polite and attentive which is just what you need when you are vulnerable.

The Clementine Churchill Hospital - part of Circle Health Group 2020-03-23 Person 5 5 0

I was really impressed with the level of care offered after my surgery, the staff were extremely friendly and caring. I was also impressed with the room's hygiene and catering service. My first experience was daunting as the rooms was dull, dusty and scary.

The Clementine Churchill Hospital - part of Circle Health Group 2020-03-18 Person 4 5 0

The staff was kind. Only thing to improve was the medical leave sheet i received was not corrected well and caused some issues at my job.

The Clementine Churchill Hospital - part of Circle Health Group 2020-03-09 Person 5 5 0

I was seen by the scanning who fitted us in. Great service all round and supported us everywhere department.

The Clementine Churchill Hospital - part of Circle Health Group 2020-02-17 Person 1 5 0

I was referred by my GP for a routine colonoscopy. Receptionists were friendly and polite enough and that was the end of all niceties! The waiting room, just opposite of the reception was small, dated and you have to sit knee to knee with other people when it's full (it doesn't take many to fill that small space). The nurse asking routine health check questions was through but obviously a smile was too much of an effort for her. I was told to get changed and lie on the bed, I noticed that the floors were very dirty. It took the nurse about a minute to clean my arm and put the needle in. Then another nurse came in and told me very rudely, quote, ''Get off the bed and sit there'', unquote! ('There' was a chair) Is this a private hospital or a prison ward? In hindsight, perhaps I should've walked away but I just wanted it over. She took the bed and disappeared, after a few minutes she came back and told me to go with her. So I walked to the surgery room just to go back on the same bed again. The bed was low and very uncomfortable and I asked if they could possibly high it up, the nurse said that she couldn't high it up but I could fold a pillow in half. They were supposed to give me something to relax me but I didn't feel relaxed at all. Nobody asked me how I felt or if I felt relaxed; actually nobody said a single word to me after I walked in that room. Then they carried on with the procedure and I felt everything and I said so and I didn't even get an answer. It was quick but it was painful and nobody was particularly interested, I didn't feel relaxed at all. I had the same colonoscopy a few years back (thankfully, in another hospital) and the nurses kept asking how I felt, if I was comfortable and so on. No such luxuries in that excuse of a private hospital. The doctor who carried out the procedure was Dr Kalpesh Besherdas; obviosly I can't comment on medical credentials but if you want to go through any treatment without any human compassion, he's your guy! I was in considerable pain but the two nurses took me to the room and the male nurse who came after told me it was just air. It was the only thing he said to me. When I came home, I suffered 10 hours of stomach pain. I was supposed to get the biopsy results from my GP but after two weeks, I still don't have them. My wife called the hospital (I can't even keep polite dealing with the staff of this hospital anymore) after being put through four different departments, they figured it out that they sent the biopsy results to the wrong GP, a surgery I've never heard of! Perhaps we don't need new hospitals or private ones; we just need people who know what they're doing in there. If you're a fee paying patient, you can definitely find somewhere better and if you're considering a remotely serious procedure, keep away!