Adare Medical Centre

Had my ingrown toenails removed at the sides. Apart from initial numbing injections stinging a little bit, I can genuinely say I didn't feel a thing. The staff are lovely, Dr Morrissey is a star. Reassuring and quickly carried out procedures. Hopefully not too long before I can wear some of my footwear again. Would have happily given 10 stars. A quick addendum to my review. I have been one of the unlucky people whose nails have grown back. Apparently this can happen to an unlucky few. When they get to be too painful to cope with, I will be getting them done again.

Thank you pat for all the care you provided to me post partum, I didn't expect a male dr to be the one who would be the most understanding and kind especially since there's a felame dr who specialises is post partum care. I wish you the best of luck with the IMC and will keep you in my prayers, in the hours I was most vulnerable you were always there, and understanding, I appreciate it and I know God sees all Good acts done, and I hope God will be with you through this tribulation. Katie bonfield,Siobhan and fiadh.

As a freshly postpartum mother of a 2 month old baby it’s difficult enough to decide to have a procedure done for your child without ending up having to do it alone because your partner is disgustingly looked down on and told to wait in the reception area because of wearing work trousers, all after the nurse said there was a smell in the room and opened the front door. To hand your child over to a medical professional is hard enough without her then handing your child to the receptionist without asking your consent for a random stranger, which has no connection to you or any need to even be in the room, to hold him while she sets up the equipment needed, (the same receptionist who looked at you with a disgusted angry face when she was trying to answer other patients ringing the centre just because your baby started slightly whinging, not even a full cry). Then as if this wasn’t all terri