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Royal Free London NHS Foundation Trust london

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Royal Free London NHS Foundation Trust located at 17 Lyndhurst Gardens, Hampstead, London NW3 5NU, UK Book an appointment or need answers to a question, please feel free to contact us by phone 020 7794 0500

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Barbie Drillsma-Milgrom

5 Google Rating

Had to attend A&E and was very impressed by and grateful for excellent care and service I received.

5/ 5

Had to attend A&E and was very impressed by and grateful for excellent care and service I received. It was obvious that the dept was short staffed and the wait was long but everybody was polite, thorough and professional. I watched the security guards in action and again they were polite even when faced with aggression. Well done all NHS staff, keep up the good work.

Zaharos Gonis

4 Google Rating

Good neurology department

4/ 5

Good neurology department

Mr. Knowing

1 Google Rating

1/ 5

nat v

5 Google Rating

RFH and the branches are excellent in providing safe and quality care. The range of services are exc

5/ 5

RFH and the branches are excellent in providing safe and quality care. The range of services are excellent. The staff is professional, caring and helpful. Also all the professionals worked hard throughout both pandemic lockdowns. Well done to all of the staff.

Harry L

5 Google Rating

Nothing but love for these incredible staff doing the most they can in spite of a government working

5/ 5

Nothing but love for these incredible staff doing the most they can in spite of a government working against them. So much respect for every member of staff. Thank you to the nurses, doctors and everyone else here. Don’t vote Tory

Janet Hollyoaks25

1 Google Rating

Disquisting oncology.they don't care about the cancer patient.5 min in the office and then kick you

1/ 5

Disquisting oncology.they don't care about the cancer patient.5 min in the office and then kick you out.its better to go the other hospital.

Fiona Tuite

5 Google Rating

Friendly and helpful staff. Have attended several appointments here. I would recommend!

5/ 5

Friendly and helpful staff. Have attended several appointments here. I would recommend!

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