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Liverpool Heart And Chest Hospital located at Merseyside, Thomas Dr, Liverpool L14 3PE, UK Book an appointment or need answers to a question, please feel free to contact us by phone 0151 600 1616

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Rene Melgarejo

5 Google Rating

5/ 5

Kate Hesketh

5 Google Rating

Outstanding treatment,care and kindness. My husbands heart valve replacement by Mr Soppa and his t

5/ 5

Outstanding treatment,care and kindness. My husbands heart valve replacement by Mr Soppa and his team was superb and the critical care team brilliant indeed everyone involved with his stay were excellent from start to finish Many thanks to you all

Maureen Crilly

5 Google Rating

Having just had heart valve repair surgery at LHCH I can't praise them enough..My Surgeon Mr P Modi

5/ 5

Having just had heart valve repair surgery at LHCH I can't praise them enough..My Surgeon Mr P Modi and his team were so kind caring and reassuring, along with all the staff on critical care who went above and beyond.,,once on the ward the care that was given to me was excellent, nothing was to much trouble,you are truly amazing ,and I thank you all

Penis Hazelton

5 Google Rating

This is a great place with very helpful and caring staff.

5/ 5

This is a great place with very helpful and caring staff.

Tammy Nicholls

5 Google Rating

Transferred here from Warrington with covid pneumonia due to return for heart bypass and valve repla

5/ 5

Transferred here from Warrington with covid pneumonia due to return for heart bypass and valve replacement cant fault it

Michael McLoughlin

5 Google Rating

Saved my dad's life, can't say anything more than that really!

5/ 5

Saved my dad's life, can't say anything more than that really!

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