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- 46 Total businesses
- 4.0 Average rating
- 70% With reviews
- 50% With photos
- 8 Highly rated
- 14 Open on weekends
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Browse diagnostic imaging in Sheffield. Use this directory to compare ratings, reviews, photos, opening hours, addresses and contact details. 46 results in Sheffield. Average rating 4.0/5 based on 6,457 reviews & ratings. The listings below include diagnostic imaging from cities such as Sheffield, Chesterfield, Doncaster, Rotherham, Worksop and others.
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| Business | Rating | Reviews | Category | Best for |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Mexborough Dental Surgery | 4.9 | 178 | Dentist | Cosmetic Dentistry |
| Ooh Baby Baby Pregnancy Scan Clinic | 4.9 | 96 | Medical Clinic | 4D Baby Scans |
| Bupa Dental Care Dronfield | 4.9 | 76 | Dentist | Antibiotic prescriptions |
| Royal Hallamshire Hospital Theatre Admissions Unit | 5.0 | 1 | Hospital | Anaesthesia Services |
βWent for my mammogram friendly staff appointment on timeβ
βThey've been looking after my wife over 5 weeks and 4 visits and one operation.I just cannot find fault with all the staff,Everything was fully explained,nothing kept away from us .The staff are the nicest and most professional I've ever had the pleasure to deal with and this year we've dealt with 5 hospitals who were great but this hospital is on another level. Many thanks to them for their careβ
βOn the 29th of July 2025, while I was at work, my right eye suddenly closed. I went to A&E the same night and was told it was a chalazion. I asked whether there might be a problem with the nerve, and I was reassured there wasnβt. However, it later turned out not to be a chalazion, but Hornerβs Syndrome, which is caused by damage to the sympathetic nervous system pathway. In my case, the cause was idiopathic, but in other circumstances it could have been something serious β such as a carotid artery dissection, which can lead to a stroke. That night, I could have been at real risk, and it makes me realise how easily a human mistake could cost a life. I understand that everyone in the NHS works under great pressure, and I truly appreciate the effort of those who tried to help me that night. I especially want to thank the GP in A&E who referred me to the specialists when I went back for the third time β I donβt know his name, but I am very grateful. I would also like to thank the ophthalmology department, who provided a high standard of care. I saw Dr Anne-Marie Firan, who was a knowledgeable and caring specialist. Thank you to all of you at Barnsley Hospital.β
βCan't thank the doctor enough for the help in getting my daughter straight into hospital without going through A and E as she has a learning disability and autism. Rang and was seen the same day. He was very thorough and compassionate. Turns out her appendix had burst and she needed surgery promptly.β
βThe medical staff are so friendly. Booking in was so fast and efficient, the Dr's and nurses are very respectful and can be very amusing. Nothing was too much trouble and I was kept very well informed as my examination was carried out. I'm not going to say it was a pleasure to be ill but it came close.β
βI have used this practice for 15 years. It has always been good but I now believe it to be excellent. I have never failed to get an appointment on the same day and my experience of the two Nurse Practicioners has been superb as well as Dr Abraham and Dr Mcgroarty. They all listen, take your concerns seriously and deal with them professionally and compassionately.β
βI have been with Clifton surgery for years and have never had any problems at all . The reception staff are lovely ,the GP,s and nurses great . I work at a different surgery in Rotherham not connected to Clifton and totally understand some of the frustration and anger the patients encounter , the waiting times for calls, the lack of appointments to offer and having to use the online services. Unfortunately this is the NHS. and surgeries have little choice when things change. We can't go back to the old ways queuing up in the morning , demanding an appointment with a particular gp.for a sniffle. It upsets alot of patients but im sure Clifton surgery is doing its best to help everyone at a difficult time. It is not the receptionists fault if there are no appointments left or they ask you what the appointment is for, it is to make sure you see the right clinician. Due to some people wanting an appointment a minor cough, cold, sore throat that they only had a couple of days, or hay fever or back pain that a pharmacist or physio can deal with is one of the reasons there are no appointments left for you or your family the genuine unwell patient. In addition to this the people who book appointments and do not attend anyway! again they are wasting an appointment that could be yours. This is across the whole of the Nhs GPS and hospitals . Clifton medial centre are trying their best to help everyone.please have a little more understanding, they are doing the best to help you ! Keep up the good work Clifton .β
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