All patient activity at Park Attwood Clinic ceased on 30 April 2010. As from 17 May 2010 Drs Maurice Orange and Maria Fonseca are available for out-patient services at the Raphael Medical Centre in Hildenborough, near Tonbridge in Kent (main telephone number 01732 833924 or click here to email us).
We are delighted that we have found a new home for the out-patient services - which formed an important part of the unique medical work at Park Attwood over the last three decades. Although the Raphael Medical Centre currently specialises in neuro-rehabilitation, it shares a similar ethos to Park Attwood and has at its heart the same holistic and anthroposophic approach to healthcare. At the Centre we will offer integrated cancer care, with mistletoe therapy and hyperthermia treatment as the core activity. It is envisaged that we will also develop a wider range of general and specialist medical services and therapies.
Inevitably there will be some disruption during this period of transition and adjustment. Please accept our apologies in advance for any inconvenience caused.
Medical records will move with us and will continue to be held in the required confidential circumstances for patients who wish to continue their care at the Raphael Medical Centre. A copy of records can be made available to patients who wish to transfer their care, please contact us for more information.
Please note that a new administrative and secretarial team will be in place that will initially not be as familiar with arrangements, so we thank you for your understanding and patience in advance as everyone adjusts to the change.
We look forward to continuing the work with you from our new location.
Dr Maurice OrangeDr Maria Fonseca Clinical Lead
"Park Attwood demands and offers something completely different. It presents an opportunity to confront yourself and your illness. It can be incredibly difficult, - any distraction is preferable to shining a light on yourself. It can be lonely - but you are not alone. The therapists, nurses and doctors all seem to have enough time for you; with empathy and sensitivity you are held through each crisis - towards a deeper understanding. For those of us lucky enough to find Park Attwood it is the most creative way we have of approaching our illness."
"Park Attwood demands and offers something completely different. It presents an opportunity to confront yourself and your illness. It can be incredibly difficult, - any distraction is preferable to shining a light on yourself. It can be lonely - but you are not alone. The therapists, nurses and doctors all seem to have enough time for you; with empathy and sensitivity you are held through each crisis - towards a deeper understanding. For those of us lucky enough to find Park Attwood it is the most creative way we have of approaching our illness."
