Mar 5, 2020
March 05, 2020 - /PressAdvantage/ - The Smart Clinics in Wandsworth is one of London’s three most respected and fully integrated private healthcare clinics. The clinic offers private GP consultations as well as other integrated private healthcare services.
When someone in Wandsworth or Battersea seeks an appointment with an NHS general practitioner, they can at times have to wait a very long time before they can get to see a GP. And when the time finally comes for the appointment, the NHS GPs hustle through the short appointment time that the NHS allows for in the system. On average an NHS GP appointment lasts about 12 minutes. The patient often feels rushed and may at times get the feeling that their concerns may not have been registered properly due to the brevity of time allocated to the appointment under the NHS system.
To help the community in Wandsworth and Battersea, The Smart Clinics offer the option to book an appointment on the same or next day with the choice of a morning or afternoon appointment. Walk-ins are also accommodated, subject to availability. Saturday appointments are made available on a rota basis between the three Smart Clinics locations in London.
The best part for patients seeking a GP appointment at The Smart Clinics is that they will not be rushed, and their concerns will he heard. A GP appointment is scheduled for a full 30 minutes.
More information about that clinic can be read here: http://gotothis.one/thesmartclinics-wandsworth.
An advantage that a private GP offers versus the NHS GP is individual confidentiality. An NHS GP has to file the details of an appointment into the medical records. Any information exchanged during a visit to a private GP does not require to be entered into the NHS records, unless the patient asks for it.
Medical tests, prescription medication as well as X-ray or other types of scans can be had either on location or via a private referral.
The Smart Clinics have a unique approach to healthcare needs. Following an initial consultation, one of the experienced medical professionals will recommend a tailored treatment programme that may encompass both medical and complementary services as appropriate. For once, patients have their own multidisciplinary healthcare team accessible at one clinic.
Whether a patient requires immediate access to a family GP, dentist, nutritional advice or minor surgery, The Smart Clinics can provide these services and many more to the very highest standard at its clinics.
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Patients like the experience they receive at The Smart Clinics as evidenced by the reviews left by patients on Google.
Sally C. wrote: “Amazing and friendly surgery in the heart of Wandsworth! Can not recommend this surgery enough, especially Dr O'Brien!”
Another patient, Colin C., left a glowing Google review: “Very happy to recommend the doctors and nurses at The Smart Clinics on Bellevue Road in Wandsworth. I can always get an appointment when I need one and service is superb throughout. After a previous health scare it’s invaluable to know you’ve got care when you need it.”
The Smart Clinic is located at 15 Bellevue Rd, London SW17 7EG. Tel: 020 7052 0070. For driving instructions to the clinic, visit this link: http://g.page/the-smart-clinics-wandsworth.
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The Smart Clinics - Wandsworth
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