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An emergency department (ED), also known as an accident & emergency department (A&E), emergency room (ER), emergency ward (EW) or casualty department, is a medical treatment.
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Mon – Fri
08:00 – 21:00
Sat – Sun
08:00 – 19:00
WHAT WE DO
Comprehensive healthcare solutions tailored to you
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Providing compassionate healthcare with trust, dedication, and warmth, treating patients like family
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Emergency Services
Providing immediate medical attention with expertise, compassion, and trust during critical emergencies
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Qualified Doctors
Our team of highly qualified doctors delivers trusted, compassionate, and professional healthcare.
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Experienced Nurses
Our experienced nurses provide compassionate support, skilled care, and dedication to patients.
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Excellent Support Staff
Our excellent support staff ensures seamless care, assistance, and comfort for patients.
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Advanced medical machines provide precise diagnostics, effective treatments, and patient safety.
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3rd Floor, Allied Health Care London, UK. Expert brain and nervous system facilities.
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2nd Floor, Allied Health Care London, UK. Complete oral health and dental care.
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Ground Floor, Allied Health Care London, UK. Support for mothers and prenatal care.
Cardiology
4th Floor, Allied Health Care London, UK. Advanced heart and vascular services.
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Ground Floor, Allied Health Care London, UK. Reliable prescriptions and medical supplies.
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Opening hours
Our team is available throughout the week to provide reliable healthcare services
Mon – Fri
08:00 – 21:00
Sat – Sun
08:00 – 19:00
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Suggestions
Top tips from doctors
- Brush twice daily with fluoride toothpaste
- Floss once a day
- Limit sugary snacks and drinks
- Visit your dentist every 6 months
- Replace your toothbrush every 3–4 months
Milan Markovic
General Dentist
- Do 150 mins of cardio weekly
- Warm up before, cool down after
- Stay hydrated during workouts
- Mix activities (walk, run, cycle)
- Pair cardio with strength training
Sophie Patel
Cardiologist
- Get 7–9 hours sleep nightly
- Eat a brain‑healthy diet (fish, nuts, greens)
- Stay mentally active (read, puzzles, learn)
- Manage blood pressure and cholesterol
- Stay socially connected and engaged
Thomas Radcliffe
Neurologist
- Take prenatal vitamins daily
- Eat balanced meals with folate & iron
- Stay active with gentle exercise
- Get regular prenatal check‑ups
- Avoid alcohol and smoking
Amelia Foster
Gynecologist
FAQ
Frequently Asked Questions
Q1. How much exercise is good for my heart?
At least 150 minutes of moderate activity per week supports heart health.
Q2. What foods should I eat for a healthy heart?
Choose fruits, vegetables, whole grains, lean proteins, and healthy fats.
Q3. What are warning signs of heart problems?
Watch for chest pain, shortness of breath, dizziness, or palpitations.
Q1. How often should I whiten my teeth?
Professional whitening is usually safe once or twice a year, depending on your dentist’s advice.
Q2. What foods and drinks should I avoid?
Limit coffee, tea, red wine, and dark sodas — they can stain teeth quickly.
Q3. Can whitening damage my teeth?
When done properly, whitening is safe. Overuse of DIY kits may cause sensitivity.
Q1. What is an oral exam?
A medical checkup where doctors examine the mouth, throat, and oral tissues for signs of disease.
Q2. How often should I have an oral exam?
Usually during routine hospital checkups, or more often if you have risk factors or symptoms.
Q3. What conditions can an oral exam detect?
Oral cancer, infections, ulcers, autoimmune disease signs, and medication side effects.
Q1. What is a dental exam?
A specialized checkup where dentists assess teeth, gums, and oral hygiene.
Q2. How often should I have a dental exam?
Every 6 months for most people, or more often if recommended by your dentist.
Q3. What does a dental exam include?
Checking for cavities, gum disease, bite issues, plus cleanings and sometimes X‑rays.
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Our hospital is proud to have only the best doctors, combining expertise, compassion, and advanced training to deliver world‑class care for every patient.
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