Dulwich Community Hospital

Friendly staff. Old building and needs repairing, but for me the most important thing in a Hospital is the staff and efficiency, and regarding that I have no complaints.

This place needs a proper refurbishment. Despite the building being lovely the interior seems like it’s from the 60’s, not appealing at all for a hospital. The nurses are nice but it really don’t make up for the lack of technology and services. There is no A&E here.

Beautiful building that hosts the bare essential health services. No longer a full working hospital. They have physiotherapy, blood testing and cancer out patients. Still lovely.
Part of the site is going Dulwich Charter school:)

The doctors are very nice however the wait to see a nurse or doctor is ridiculously long and it is quite a scary looking hospital.

Good local hospital, friendly and helpful staff providing a quick and efficient service.

I was born in this hospital 47 years ago as were many of my family.
It has changed a lot since then.

My review is only about SELDOC which is out of hours doctors services for surrounding boroughs.
They have been great, I should give them 5 stars but some doctors in the past sometimes missed diagnosis and I needed to go GP afterwords or A and E afterwords so it is not perfect. However it is great we have this service and mental health doctor was very helpful to listen my problem for a long time. I am still crying but I felt more supported now. Not too alone. Thanks for the italian lady doctor!

Update: Because of the pandemic, I discovered today (4th Sept 20) that the DCH is closed - I was redirected to the Tessa Jowell Health Clinic which is immediately adjacent to the DCH.

**old review**
A diamond in the rough.
From the exterior, this is an impressive Victorian building.
On the interior, the Dulwich Community Hospital is populated with friendly, helpful, 'quick to smile', professional medical staff - to my experience.

Yes it's a little dilapidated on the inside and there's a plethora of peeling paint and long corridors; but, curiously, I found there to be a certain mysterious charm to the place.