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Royal Berkshire Hospital -Opthalmology located at 3-5 Craven Rd, Reading RG1 5LF, UK Book an appointment or need answers to a question, please feel free to contact us by phone 0118 322 5111

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Even during the Covid crisis when medical staff is overstretched,they are very helpful and polite,re

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Even during the Covid crisis when medical staff is overstretched,they are very helpful and polite,reception area is nice and the staff are there to help if you need something.

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