Falcon Outpatients

Falcon is on the ground floor of the Zayed Centre for Research at 20 Guilford Street, around the corner from the main hospital building.

Falcon has two levels. On the ground floor there are nine consulting rooms, including a lung function and negative pressure room. On the first floor there are seven consulting rooms, five echocardiogram (echo) rooms and two electrocardiogram (ECG) rooms. The first floor also has a sensory room, which provides a restful environment to reduce sensory overload.

Falcon is run by our experienced clinic staff, comprising Clinic Assistants, Health Care Assistants, Phlebotomists, Staff Nurses, Senior Staff Nurses, and a Sister.

Who can help

The following members of staff will be available on the below extension numbers to help you during your visit:

• Matron - Lesley Nelson - 020 7405 1768
• Assistant Service Manager - Zehraa Al-Khafaj - 020 7405 0384
• Sister - Helena Willans - 020 7405 38020
• Service Manager - Donna Richardson - 020 7405 34619 or 07841333823

Outpatient clinics are held by these various teams and specialties:

• Respiratory
• Immunology
• Cardiology (including Inherited Cardiovascular Disease)
• Genetics
• Dermatology
• Infectious diseases
• Endocrinology
• Specialist Neonatal and Paediatric Surgery (SNAPS) 

There are two levels within Falcon: on the ground floor, there are nine consulting rooms, including a lung function and negative pressure room. On the first floor there are seven consulting rooms, five echocardiogram (echo) rooms and two electrocardiogram (ECG) rooms. We also have interview rooms for confidential conversations or a quieter space to wait.

There are toilet facilities within Falcon including a disabled toilet with hoist. There are also baby changing facilities and a room where you can feed your baby.

The play area on Falcon has a range of activities for children and young people of all ages – it is supervised during clinics by members of the Play team supported by Play Volunteers. There is also a sensory room which you can use for a more restful wait. Please keep an eye on your child while they are waiting – you are responsible for their behaviour at all times.

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