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Chelsea Pharmacy and Medical Centre, 61-63 Sloane Avenue,, SW3 3HF, London, United Kingdom
"I recently visited Effect Doctors London and was blown away by the exceptional service! 🏥 The staff were incredibly hospitable and made me feel at ease. The doctor was thorough and explained everything clearly.
Special shout-out to Marck, the nurse - he was outstanding! Took great care of me and made the experience super comfortable.
Great customer service, excellent staff, and a welcoming atmosphere. Highly recommend ed
Effect Doctors were fast and efficient, sorting out prescribed IV antibiotics out of hours. They went far beyond my expectations. Hilary, specifically, was amazing—she came up to 3 times a day, organised everything (even the pick up of our prescription) was very caring and great to chat to. The entire team was friendly and excellent at their job. I would highly recommend them!
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