Snoring Problems Specialists in Dacorum, Hertfordshire (16 results)

Excellent experience from start to finish. Very professional & has really helped to relieve my symptoms through his recommend course of action. I’ve been suffering with my nasal symptoms for over a year which Mr Hughes has finally helped to find a solution for me which has worked without any further issues. I highly recommend Mr Hughes if your looking for an expert in his field!

Since the first consultation to now me being discharged Dr Marais has helped me endlessly in ensuring that I am finally clear of recurrent sinus infections. After years of suffering Dr Marais was able to help me instantly and for the first time in winter I have not got a sinus infection! He explained everything in depth and ensured I was fully informed throughout the whole process. Even during my hospital stay he checked up on me and helped when I had a side effect from the medication (unrelated to the sinus operation). I’m so grateful I was able to have him as my doctor as I’m finally cured after years of antibiotics. Even post op he made sure to only discharge me until he was fully confident I was ok!

Kind, caring and thorough. Good communication throughout - explaining procedures and results.

Very good explained everything made me feel at ease

Listened and was extremely patient.

Excellent approach, super professional , explaining everything,xx the best

I had an extremely disappointing experience with Prof Dhillion at The London Digestive Centre regarding my sleep apnea treatment and feel compelled to share my concerns so others can make informed decisions. I was charged £750 for a sleep study, which I later discovered could be obtained online for £189. In fact, the doctor themselves later recommended the same online provider to purchase a CPAP, and the report I received from the doctor appeared identical to the one generated by this company. Additionally, I was sold a CPAP machine for £1,350, only to find the same model available online for £649. When I questioned these charges, I was told this was simply the price they had always charged. I was also informed that the additional cost of the CPAP was due to an extended warranty and three months of follow-up care with the doctor. However, this was never explained upfront, and I later discovered I was separately charged £350 for nurse practitioner support. Thankfully, I was able to return the CPAP and get a full refund. I then purchased the same device directly from ResMed, a trusted specialist provider, and received three months of monitoring for under £1,000. I strongly believe that this provider is taking advantage of patients who are already struggling with sleep deprivation. While I understand that private healthcare providers must make a profit, these charges seem excessive and unjustifiable. If you are considering treatment for sleep apnea, I urge you to research your options carefully and to contact the Sleep Apnea Trust to get advice about private treatment to avoid unnecessary overcharging.