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Berkshire Healthcare NHS Foundation Trust
Skimped Hill Lane, RG12 1JX, Bracknell, United Kingdom
3.9
3 reviews
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Today i had my daughter food challenge appointment I reached at 7:30 in the morning the all staff were available and greeted me with respect and love I really appreciate their service and the way they treated people with kindness dignity and respect i was so grateful to them they gave me a great service and care thank you to all amazing staff bless all
The Berkshire Healthcare NHS Foundation Trust is run and managed by a bunch of sociopaths.
This organisation is managed by the most ghastly-looking and repulsive individuals who undoubtedly feel the need to bully patients in order to achieve a perverse sense of adequacy, all whist claiming an absolute fortune in public funds. Utterly sickening...
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