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My grandsons and son-in-law are being treated for various issues with their health. Kal-Med have been excellent and I could not have asked for better treatment and customer care. They are one of the best for private medical treatment in West Lothian and their staff are so considerate and kind. They also set aside a quiet room for 2 of my grandsons who are autistic.
Practice Manager is really unkind, uncompassionate, and nasty character. On a power trip. Shameful experience.
I attended with Dr Lifson after I had a relapse with my PTSD when my sleeping pattern was severely disrupted. Dr Lifson listened and advised me on the best course of action and thankfully I managed to return to a restful and full sleeping pattern. Dr Lifson was excellent and would not hesitate to visit him again and would recommend his services to anyone.
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