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Wolverhampton Black Country Foundation Trust located at Penn Rd, Wolverhampton WV4 5HN, UK Book an appointment or need answers to a question, please feel free to contact us by phone 01902 444141

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I have never encountered a more dishonest, disorganised and dangerous organisation in my fifty-two y

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I have never encountered a more dishonest, disorganised and dangerous organisation in my fifty-two years. Nothing they say they will do ever happens. They have not one but several psychiatric doctors with the most obnoxious and hostile of attitudes. Management ignore open misconduct and do little but tell lies. They have only contempt for patients and are incapable of considering the interests of anyone beyond themselves. Avoid.

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