Preventative health services in Runcorn

“Receptionists so kind and really put us at ease worrying about our little Zelda! The vets were very kind and gentle with her aswell! Zelda is like a new cat! Thank you so much everyone who saw to her :)”

“Had a filling done today. It was the most comfortable filling I’ve ever had. Didn’t even feel the needle. Staff are always polite and friendly. Highly recommend.”

“Having changed to Sandymoor Vets 12 months ago its the best thing I ever did! The girls in reception are always friendly & helpful nothing is too much trouble. There is an excellent professional team of Vets who make everyone feel at ease. Alaska loves Becky and we always have a stress free visit. With other vets I always felt it was money orientated but not with Sandymoor. They are the best”

“Changed Dentist as wasn't happy with the service elsewhere everyone was so welcoming and had a great experience. I signed up privately and so happy with the service and their prices seem more reasonable than a couple of other local dentists. Definitely recommend to anyone looking to sign up to a dentist.”

“Whenever I take my dog to the clinic I am always welcomed with a smile and a greeting by name for both myself and my dog, normally by Darren the receptionist. He is always super chatty and friendly and makes you feel at ease whilst you wait for your appointment. The staff in general at the clinic are friendly and accommodating and everything is explained really well and they are always very thorough when treating my dog. I would recommend EyeVet to anyone looking for a specialist surgery.”

“Absolutely amazing staff fitted me in with an emergency and chad was great talked through everything and made sure I was ok throughout definitely recommended practice”

“As someone who has had many experiences in different psychiatric hospitals, I never thought I'd ever find myself leaving a review remotely like this... I was on Weaver Ward for approximately 3 weeks and the experience I had as a patient was unbelievable and this is mainly down to the staff. The staff at this hospital are just amazing. Every, single, one of them. They spend so much time and effort in supporting all the patients, and its clear they're all so passionate and caring. They have the highest levels of empathy, and not once did any staff ever react in a bad or negative way towards a patient, even in extreme circumstances. They are clearly all so highly trained, knowledgeable, skilled and compassionate All of the below are things that I have never experienced at any other psychiatric hospital but did here: There were psychological groups regularly throughout the week There were things to do on the wards for entertainment such as a tablet you could borrow and use, a radio, a TV that you could control, extensive art supplies, a pool table, a ping pong table and more...and except for making loud noises at night so that you don't disturb other patients, you could do whatever of the above, whenever you wanted There was pet therapy - the most amazing experience ever. You got to hold and feed and take pictures lots of different animals including a rabbit, a tortoise, a skink, a guinea pig, a skunk, a centipede and more... I got given escorted leave every single day which meant I could go shopping and buy whatever I wanted and even went to a cafe to have coffee and cakes while chatting with staff They provided free disposable vapes if people needed them I actually knew who my named nurse was, and they spent a significant amount of time with me, getting to know and understand me and finding actual ways to help me which worked. Nadine, you are an absolute asset to the NHS and one of (if not the best) mental health nurse I have ever met in the NHS. There aren't words to describe how amazing she is, and how thankful I am to her. I will never forget her for the rest of my life I had the most fantastic experience and actually left the hospital a million times better than when I went in (also a first for me) I seriously hope that if I ever need to go back into hospital again, that I'm sent back to Weaver Ward”