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1. Dr Harsha Bilolikar - City of Leicester
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Address: Scraptoft Ln, Leicester, LE5 1HY, United Kingdom
Schedule: Closed ⋅ Opens 9AM
Telephone: +44 116 218 1208
Business type: Doctor
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Dr Harsha Bilolikar is an exceptionally experienced consultant paediatrician who offers private paediatric services at the renowned clinics of The County Clinic and Nuffield Health Leicester Hospital.
Dr Bilolikar has dedicated more than 25 years to diagnosing and treating conditions in newborns, children and young people up to 18 years old. Over the course of his career, he has gained leading knowledge and expertise in all aspects of general paediatrics and subspecialist skill in managing paediatric allergies, including milk allergy and nut and food allergy and anaphylaxis. He is also an expert in eczema, urticaria, asthma and hay fever (allergic rhinitis) - diagnosis treatment including immunotherapy. He is the local lead for asthma, allergy, and tuberculosis. He has many years of experience in managing congenital hypothyroidism.
Dr Harsha Bilolikar is an exceptionally experienced consultant paediatrician who offers private paediatric services at the renowned clinics of The County Clinic and Nuffield Health Leicester Hospital.
Dr Bilolikar has dedicated more than 25 years to diagnosing and treating conditions in newborns, children and young people up to 18 years old. Over the course of his career, he has gained leading knowledge and expertise in all aspects of general paediatrics and subspecialist skill in managing paediatric allergies, including milk allergy and nut and food allergy and anaphylaxis. He is also an expert in eczema, urticaria, asthma and hay fever (allergic rhinitis) - diagnosis treatment including immunotherapy. He is the local lead for asthma, allergy, and tuberculosis. He has many years of experience in managing congenital hypothyroidism.
2. Spire Leicester Hospital - Oadby and Wigston
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Address: Gartree Rd, Oadby, Leicester, LE2 2FF, United Kingdom
Schedule: Closed ⋅ Opens 8AM
Telephone: +44 116 272 0888
Business type: Private hospital
Daniel Smith: I had a procedure at spire today, and it was honesty a lovey experience. All staff incredibly welcoming. I felt safe and comfortable the whole time. Thank you 🙏
Susan Crowther: Very happy with the service received from the Spire GP Service at Oadby.Dr Philip Green, associate GP, was very knowledgeable and helpful and made ‘going to the doctors’ a pleasant, enjoyable experience.His detailed summary letter arrived in the post 2 working days later too.It was easy to book a 30-minute appointment online for a Saturday.
Chris: Contacted them as a quicker alternative to using the NHS. Response email I received was so cold and impersonal I immediately decided I wouldn’t want to take my enquiry any further.
Jan McNulty: After 3 years of being in pain and no luck with NHS, 20 mins with pain management consultant we got a diagnosis and treatment sorted for my husband carnt thank you enough
Neil Kirk: I attended this hospital in order to have a Greek Visa medical form completed and paid £130 to see a GP there.He requested blood tests and an X ray to be done before he could sign the form. The price quoted for the tests was £411 and another £130 for the X-ray. This would make the total cost £671.My employer refused to pay this and I attended Harley Street where I saw a Dr, had an X ray and blood test completed for £222.The staff, Dr and other communications with this hospital have all been perfectly pleasant but in my circumstances it was £130 wasted due to the excessive prices or perhaps a low appetite for risk before signing a form.
Stormin Norman: Had a Nhs scan here service was very good
Julie: A year ago we decided to have our daughter assessed for ADHD. We were a little ambivalent about the decision at the time but thanks to the care of Dr Mooncey we are now extremely glad that we took the plunge. She was really empathetic and supportive and made every effort to really get to know and understand our daughter and to help her to recognise her strengths and to support and thus minimise her weaknesses. With online meetings available the whole process was straightforward and unstressful and has helped our daughter onto a really positive path.
Tom James: 5 star service from all of the team at Spire Leicester. I could not have asked for better care during my knee operation. Thank you
mattie4141: I attended Spire Leicester Hospital 2 weeks ago for surgery for an Umbilical Hernia. Like a fool I had left this problem for years without getting it attended to - and it was now protruding the size of a tennis ball9 year waiting list on the NHS if your lucky - hence the visit to SpireTo describe myself as a nervous patient is a major understatement - I was terrified!All my concerns were unnecessary. From arriving to leaving - the treatment was second to none.The receptionists, nurses, anaesthetist and the whole team that looked after me were nothing less than fantastic. Can’t thank them enough.2 weeks later I’m feeling great up and about, driving, back to work etc. I thought I’d be out of action for 6 weeks or more…Can’t thank them enough and highly recommend Spire LeicesterOh - I almost forgot. One last special thank you. Professor Lloyd that did the surgery. I knew from the start I was in the very best possible hands. Somehow carried out a big procedure with absolute minimum invasion. GENIUS!Many thanks to everyone at Spire!
P: Good hospital but does not take American Express. When I questioned this with the management, it was due to higher fees. I explained that my local hairdresser takes Amex and that I usually visit Nuffield because they also take Amex. But they do not see the longer term picture in that I would visit them more often if they accepted Amex.The penny pinching can also be seen in the reception area as every time I visit, the queue is often going outside with the reception desk being manned by two receptionists.As a result, they are losing out due to their penny pinching. Their loss, not mine, I will continue to visit Nuffield more often.
Sarah H: The car park at this hospital is an absolute disgrace. To say many consultant appointments are now around £200 for 15 minutes you do not expect to have to circle around for half an hour looking for a space and leaving your vehicle at high risk of damage due to the overly cramped conditions. A lot of the spaces seem to be taken by staff but it makes what is a stressful experience anyway so much worse when you can’t just park. I now go to Spire Nottingham instead it is far better organised and more friendly reception staff too.
Andrew Maslin: First class service in every area.Very efficient check in process, on time appointments and incredibly friendly and professional staff.
Nasim Dedat: I saw Consultant Ophthalmologist at Leicester Spire Hospital who gave me a treatment which differed to what they wrote to my Doctors and my Health Provider. When I complained, their response was this is due to my recollection. Not only did they disregard my concerns they belittled me. I would never recommend the Consultant I saw. Having to place trust in someone with regards to one's health, requires courage and I have let down.
Holly Westmoreland: Unbelievable level of service- every single member of staff went out of their way for me, made me so welcome and comfortable, and I was cared for impeccably. Would recommend to everyone.
Chris Connors: Excellent service throughout.
Holly Burton: Really pleased with my experience so far. Everyone I have come into contact with has been very helpful, professional and friendly.
Sebastian Pawlowicz: Very clean and good looking private hospital. The staff is very professional and competent. There is huge range of specialists and consultants available.
Sally Hughes: Knee replacement cancelled at last minute - their excuse - my kidney condition - which my NHS consultant says is stable so not a problem- this hospital has NO BACK UP facilities- do NOT consider going here!!
sharon jeffrey: I wouldn't know where to begin regarding my journey and a knee replacement, a very anxious and nervous patient I had put this op off for 5 years. I needn't have worried, wow what a team, from the reception staff, the porters, and catering team to the nurses doctors and consultants. I felt like I was in a 5 star hotel, the care and professionalism was unbelievable. I would not hesitate to return or reccomend
David Fuller: The experience could not have been better from start to finish. The staff were amazing, truly lovely people.
ben ward: Ruined me
3. Leicester Royal Infirmary - City of Leicester
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Address: Infirmary Square, Leicester, LE1 5WW, United Kingdom
Schedule: Open 24 hours
Telephone: +44 300 303 1573
Business type: General hospital
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Leicester Royal Infirmary is close to Leicester city centre. The hospital has approximately 1,000 beds and provides Leicestershire’s only accident and emergency service (our Emergency Department). It is also the base for our Children's Hospital.
The Emergency Department has separate adults’ and children’s entrances and waiting areas.
You can access the Adults’ Emergency Department from Aylestone Road. There is a 20 minute drop-off zone outside the main entrance, or you can use the multi-storey car park on Havelock Street. Please follow the signs. You can also watch this video about what to expect.
The Children’s Emergency Department entrance is completely separate and can be found on Infirmary Square. There is a 20 minute drop-off zone outside the main entrance, or you can use the short stay car park between the Balmoral, Jarvis and Kensington Buildings. Please follow the signs. You can also watch this video about what to expect.
Remember you should only visit the Emergency Department if it is a real emergency. If it is not an emergency but you still need healthcare advice, there are a wide range of suitable alternatives:
O If you are registered with any GP practice in the City you can get an appointment with a GP or prescribing nurse at one of three Healthcare Hubs, including during evenings weekends and bank holidays. Call 0116 366 0560 or NHS 111 to book your appointment for the same day or up to 48 hours in advance. Visit www.leicestercityccg.nhs.uk/healthcare-hubs for more information
O there are Urgent Care Centres, primary care hubs or walk in centres across LLR, information on how to access these can be found online via NHS Choices or by calling NHS111
O Call NHS 111 for free healthcare advice if you are unsure where to go or what to do, they will be able to assess your needs and arrange onward care including booking appointments or arranging a home visit if this is required.
Leicester Royal Infirmary is close to Leicester city centre. The hospital has approximately 1,000 beds and provides Leicestershire’s only accident and emergency service (our Emergency Department). It is also the base for our Children's Hospital.
The Emergency Department has separate adults’ and children’s entrances and waiting areas.
You can access the Adults’ Emergency Department from Aylestone Road. There is a 20 minute drop-off zone outside the main entrance, or you can use the multi-storey car park on Havelock Street. Please follow the signs. You can also watch this video about what to expect.
The Children’s Emergency Department entrance is completely separate and can be found on Infirmary Square. There is a 20 minute drop-off zone outside the main entrance, or you can use the short stay car park between the Balmoral, Jarvis and Kensington Buildings. Please follow the signs. You can also watch this video about what to expect.
Remember you should only visit the Emergency Department if it is a real emergency. If it is not an emergency but you still need healthcare advice, there are a wide range of suitable alternatives:
O If you are registered with any GP practice in the City you can get an appointment with a GP or prescribing nurse at one of three Healthcare Hubs, including during evenings weekends and bank holidays. Call 0116 366 0560 or NHS 111 to book your appointment for the same day or up to 48 hours in advance. Visit www.leicestercityccg.nhs.uk/healthcare-hubs for more information
O there are Urgent Care Centres, primary care hubs or walk in centres across LLR, information on how to access these can be found online via NHS Choices or by calling NHS111
O Call NHS 111 for free healthcare advice if you are unsure where to go or what to do, they will be able to assess your needs and arrange onward care including booking appointments or arranging a home visit if this is required.
Jamiel Lorgat: Hospital for all, great facility
Kelvin Neat: Everything was just great all brilliant
Ibrar Ahmed: People get hope from here
Dread Roberts: A&E is shockingly filthy.. dried blood on the waiting room chairs, up the walls in the toilets and when you get into a consultation room there's more dried blood on the chairs. Huge pool of Vomit on the waiting room floor just left. Infection control non existent They really need cleaners! I sat ten hours and didn't see one in A&E.No indication at all of waiting times or next steps provided, as the old numbered allocation screens have gone.... so you daren't go to the canteen to get a drink or go toilet, incase you are missed... and sitting 10 hours without a drink is no joke. Water machine without cups... coffee machine and soda machine out of order.The staff call out patients names in such an unintelligible quiet speedy murmour and then dash off quickly, it is almost as if they want people to be missed. I watched a huge amount of missed patients. I'm not sure how this is managed....but they don't seem to get called again , at least not for the hours I was sitting there... When I was sent to X-ray, they told me they had sent the request through two hours previous but no one had told me.Having said that, I did get checked over
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GK T: Once the reception knew that I was having chest pain, the examination process was expedited. From ECG , blood pressure test and blood test. The nurses carried out efficiently and professionally. I was told to wait after the blood test. After almost 4 hours, I am still waiting. It is understood that there is a shortage of staff and long queue, but it will be good to let us know the estimation of waiting time to mind set us.Doctor Ibrahim saw me after ~6 hours. He is very friendly and thorough with his examinations. Although the indicators show that I am unlikely to have a heart attack, he ordered X-ray, another ECG and blood pressure check for me. Even the 2nd round of checks are negative, he gave me medicines and asked me to stay in A&E for another hour for observation. The 2nd time I saw him is after 10 hours and he was still on duty! His after care report for me is also very clear and detailed.Dr Ibrahim's dedicated and thorough examinations make the 11 hour stay in the A&E worthwhile.PS: There is a very large nice TV at the waiting area. The people at waiting area were bombarded by the REPEATED advertisements in the advertisement channel for at least 4 hours before it was changed to animal channel. It will be good to have channels more entertaining so as to help to make the long wait easier.
Miranda Priestley: Absolutely fantastic kind doctors and nurses. Thank you so much for your help, care and attention. I really appreciate the care you gave me in A&E and how much better you made me feel with your knowledge, treatment and swift efforts during the nighttime. I’m on the mend now and feeling very appreciative to you all. thank you :)
OldLien1: I hadn’t been near the place for years, had to take my wife to the A&E, well, let’s just say last time I came. It was like a third world country war zone.However, now completely different fabulous new building and extremely kind and helpful staff, they even had the courtesy to observe people that were struggling to use the coffee machine and help them by the way that’s free.Now it’s still took hours and hours to be finally given a bed as she was admitted, but in between she was assessed very quickly and constantly monitored on a regular basis.Which is exactly what you would hope for.So to conclude a awful lot better than it used to be. In fact I would say excellent staff excellent attitude under extreme circumstances. Well done Leicester, Royal infirmary
Daniel: The admin team for ophthalmology should all be removed and replaced. They are an embarrassment to the hospital and the NHS. I had a referral appointment but they failed to send me the appointment information in the post! When I queried it they said I had to go back to the GP to get a new referral, which I did. Then I rang up today to check on that and the administrator said I didn't need to do that and they could have just booked me a new appointment at the time. I can assure you the person who took my call at the time was NOT going to do that. I am not surprised there are so many disclaimers about not tolerating abuse - they deserve it. If you have eye issues I would suggest going to a different hospital as these clowns are just making it up. They deserve no credit for the work they do and like I said they should be replaced.
Julie Taylor: Helpful staff, clean surroundings, and not much of a wait on Sunday.
Eva Sienna: Waited 5 hours and in massive pain nobody in the waiting room have been given no pain medication however when I was seen they did good tests and were very kind and helpful
George Pollard: Was looked after very well overnight. Great staff
Jed Jeddies: Was admitted to SAU ward 16 all staff were so friendly especially staff nurse on the night shift so very sweet and caring after op was transferred to ward 21 my goodness this ward is run with a calm serenity it’s like a truly well oiled machine all the staff are warm caring especially the HCA’s your all do such a great job heartfelt thanks
Pat Taylor: Car parking is horrendous, half the car park is a building site. It's a nightmare.
Gaye Lancaster: I had cataract surgery 15 May. All staff were so thoughtful and caring and good natured and kind - I can’t thank you enough for the treatment all round. Aftercare great.
Aileen White: I have just spent 24 hours in A&E Red Majors. Nothing was too much trouble. I was treated with kindness, compassion and dignity by everyone. Special thanks to Dr Jenny Worrall.Whatever the problems are with the NHS, it certainly is not the wonderful staff on 'the shop floor'Thank you all.
Tahera Alibhai: Was sent to a senior consultant named Dr. Manjiri Kharre to have my anomaly scan during my 22nd week of pregnancy. Showed no professionalism at all - asked for a cup of tea during the scan, measured all the organs wrongly as she kept mentioning she was tired of sitting in one place and pressed my tummy too hard to get the baby to move. She went the extra mile to mention that my baby could have several diseases and issues and abnormalities without identifying any problem in the scan. I praise just the Lord that none of these were true and I would urge all mothers to be careful when they're told they'd be seeing her for the detailed scan (you'll end up having the rest of your pregnancy in a state of anxiety, tears, pain (out of hard wriggling - I recovered three days post this happening) and worry.Also the staff at the NHS maternity care are really really rude. Asked to have the address changed and one of the ladies made a voice to show how irked she was at having to change our home address. We were also seen after one hour twice, simply because they misplaced our documents.God forbid I ever come to this place again! Gave birth in a different country and they handled the situation very very professionally.
namahn hussain: The nhs is finished why is when a woman gives birth they have so many silly procedures about family visiting this is absolute rubbish private health care will most likely have to be a only option as this is rubbish you have silly wait times you have no manners I do not advise anyone to come here to give birth
Aaron: Went to this hospital with chest pain and health care assistants, nurses, doctors were all so calming and reassuring. They did thorough checks, ECG, bloods, chest X-ray and physical examination to rule out anything serious and put me at ease. Yes wait times can be long and Hospitals are seeing an increasing amount of patients and less doctors, but that’s not the staffs fault!
Balamurali Sivasubramaniam: I appointed by emergency servicesand waited ,after 12 hours waiting they say you have been discharged.I was waiting to seen by doctor.They say called me over the phone.but i didn’t receive any call. What a worst hospital.
Susan Weedon: OMG don't ever go there the staff are terrible they don't know what they are doing and really don't care. I would advise you find an alternative. You can't post if you don't put at least 1 star. Personally I would close it down
4. Leicester General Hospital - Harborough
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Address: Gwendolen Rd, Leicester, LE5 4PW, United Kingdom
Schedule: Open 24 hours
Telephone: +44 300 303 1573
Business type: General hospital
5. Glenfield Hospital - Blaby
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Address: Groby Rd, Leicester, LE3 9QP, United Kingdom
Schedule: Open 24 hours
Telephone: +44 300 303 1573
Business type: Government hospital
6. British Allergy Clinic Nottingham - Rushcliffe
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Address: Bay Therapy Centre, 19-21 Trent Blvd, West Bridgford, Nottingham NG2 5BB, United Kingdom
Schedule: Closed ⋅ Opens 8AM
Telephone: +44 7587 840618
Business type: Allergist
7. Immunology - City of Nottingham
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Address: Derby Rd, Lenton, Nottingham NG7 2UH, United Kingdom
Telephone: +44 115 970 9130
