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Brocklehurst Centre for Diabetes, Endocrinology and Metabolism hull

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Brocklehurst Centre for Diabetes, Endocrinology and Metabolism located at 281 Anlaby Rd, Hull HU3 2SE, UK Book an appointment or need answers to a question, please feel free to contact us by phone 01482 675340

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Melinda Morrison

5 Google Rating

The staff are fantastic and surprisingly patient - and know how and when things can go badly. If you

5/ 5

The staff are fantastic and surprisingly patient - and know how and when things can go badly. If you get referred here, you get some of the best care all over East Yorkshire.

david allan

5 Google Rating

Excellent service

5/ 5

Excellent service

allison joyce

5 Google Rating

All staff have always welcomed me with a smiled and been so helpful. I couldn't be without them espe

5/ 5

All staff have always welcomed me with a smiled and been so helpful. I couldn't be without them especially the ones working closely with me to keep my diabetes in line. Just lovely fabulous hardworking people, highly recommend!

Ashley Radwell

5 Google Rating

Been in there many times for been very ill, the nurses are very friendly and you definitely feel lik

5/ 5

Been in there many times for been very ill, the nurses are very friendly and you definitely feel like your in safe hands. I have only seen one doctor and there great as well, waiting times are withing 15-20 mins or less depending on times and reception are very helpful and polite it's far better there then the main building am very lucky lol...

brian macdonald

5 Google Rating

Not the greatest of building owned by the NHS,however staff here are excellent. Thanks for seeing t

5/ 5

Not the greatest of building owned by the NHS,however staff here are excellent. Thanks for seeing to my tumour 🤕

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