Medial Branch Nerve Blocks clinics in Ham, Richmond (29 results)

All very good - clean, welcoming and organised.

Very friendly, very professional. Ambience in need of modernisation

Excellent facilities. Every member of staff exceptional.

The hospital is conveniently located, the receptionists are welcoming. The hospital building is well-kept and clean.

I can’t speak highly enough of Dr Nikolaos Panagiotopoulos and the team at Cleveland Clinic. From my very first consultation, Dr Panagiotopoulos demonstrated exceptional professionalism, compassion, and expertise. I was understandably anxious about having a pericardial cyst removed, but he took the time to explain everything clearly and honestly, putting me at ease every step of the way. The surgery itself went smoothly, and I felt truly cared for — not just as a patient, but as a person. Dr Panagiotopoulos combines world-class surgical skill with a warm, approachable manner that inspires total confidence. Thanks to him, I’m now recovering well and finally free of the discomfort and uncertainty that came with the cyst. I’m incredibly grateful to have been in such capable hands. If you’re facing a similar condition, I would wholeheartedly recommend Dr Panagiotopoulos and the Cleveland Clinic team. They gave me not just excellent care, but real peace of mind.

Good and efficient experience.

It’s a very good hospital and very convenient for me to visit from work I’ve been impressed

For pre and post consultations I was seen by Mr. Aho in Devonshire Street whilst the operation was at The Princess Grace Hospital. My experience on all three occasions was very positive from Mr. Aho himself, staff and facilities.

Amazing

Very, very impressive all round. I was apprehensive ahead of my operation (it involved significant surgery and general anaesthetic), but every single person I interacted with was extremely professional, courteous, thoughtful and reassuring. I was extremely impressed with Mr Pollock, his anaesthetist (Mike) and the two orderlies who looked after me pre-op (Sam) and post-op (Marwan).