NHS Centre for Integrative Care Medical services in Glasgow

Reviews

1. grant hopkins ★☆☆☆☆

   I have just received a letter saying I haven't interacted with letters. So angry just now as I haven't received any letters and now i have been taken off the waiting list. How is that helpful. No email address to take this matter up. No one answering telephone. Surely this is not the way to treat people looking for help. Please send all copies of such letters as obviously need to take this up with royal mail! Please contact me asap

   almost 10 months ago
2. Gerrard Doherty ★★★★★

   I would like to thank intagrative Care music therapist Breanna for her patience & her professionalism. wishing you a bright future. Mr G Doherty

   1 year ago
3. Norman Ford ★★★★☆

   Lovely people trying to treat the whole person through mindfulness, homeopathy and other alternate practices. Always leave feeling up. The only problem with the whole Gartnaval Hospital site is parking.

   more 7 years ago

1. Aileen Hillis ★★★★★

   If you suffer chronic pain and fatigue you will not find better support and care than at the Centre for Integrative Care. You are given coping mechanisms where you will not get anywhere else in Glasgow. You are well supported but never judged.

   more 8 years ago
2. Craig Ross ★★★★★

   If we fund this why won't we fund goat sacrifice? This is Scotland - the home of the Enlightenment. Let's all get a grip. I've given this five stars because, i) I don't believe in pixies, and ii) I wouldn't want the pixie worshippers to complain that I'd unwarrantedly reduced the pixie score. This rubbish can be condemned on a number of grounds, but John Stuart Mill's notion of the "spirit of an institution" really hits the nail on the head. The "spirit" is the impression some arrangement makes on the mind of the citizen. How many thousands have died because we've built a monument to stupidity and funded it through taxation? How many people have been misled about the way the universe works, to their terrible disadvantage, by this nonsense?

   more 8 years ago
3. Jean Marment ★★★★★

   The way the staff looked after you. They helped you to feel better, the treatment they gave helped you to feel better quite quickly,my own gp didn't know how to help me the homeopathic doctors did. It would be a crime if the hospital was closed or curtailed. When I was in there was quite a few patients with ms and they all said it improved their quality of life. You should interview people who have had positive results through the year's using homeopathic remedies. I hope people realise the positive benefits of this treatment,the help it can give them.

   more 10 years ago

1. Joyce Harvie ★★★★★

   I have recently been an inpatient in the ward of the homeopathic hospital and although it is impossible to quantify the benefits I have gained from it, I can say without hesitation that it is the most wonderful healing enviroment I have ever been in. The care from the staff, from the doctor and the nurses is exemplary and every patient is made to feel safe and cared for. Nothing is too much trouble. The treatments are amazing and the physiotherapy staff make it their mission to help you with whatever illness ails you. I know from previous and recent experience that I always feel better for months after a stay in the hospital, which is why it would be a travesty if the hospital/ward closed. I hope with all my heart, that if I am fortunate again to have the chance to experience that enviroment again as an inpatient, that the ward is still there to welcome me.

   more 12 years ago

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