Popular homeopathy clinic returns to Norwich with new GP at the helm

By | April 24, 2019

A charitable clinic offering affordable homeopathy to the people of Norfolk is set to reopen this week (Thursday 25th April). The clinic, based at The Rowan House Centre in the village of Hethersett, six miles from Norwich, is funded by the British Homeopathic Association (BHA) and originally opened in 2011. When the GP in charge, Katalin Borbely, left the area earlier this year, the service was forced to close until her replacement was found.

Dr Michel Raggoo, a homeopath and GP, will take over the running of the clinic from tomorrow (Thursday 25th April). Dr Raggoo has worked as a local GP for 15 years and began practising homeopathy in 2013. He said:
“I feel very privileged to be taking over the Norwich clinic. I think the BHA is a really worthy charity and I am delighted to be able to focus on an area of medicine that has become really important to me”.

Originally funded by a generous legacy made to the BHA, the clinic is run on a charitable basis. Although patients are not charged, they are encouraged to make donations towards their treatment. All donations go directly to the clinic.

Cristal Sumner, Chief Executive of the BHA said: “Everyone has the right to choose high-quality healthcare and with the limited availability of homeopathic treatment within the NHS, services like Dr Raggoo’s clinic are more important than ever. Patient numbers at the clinic have steadily increased year-on-year and we’re proud to be able to continue to offer affordable homeopathic treatment to the people of Norfolk”.

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Editors notes
The BHA Norwich Homeopathic Clinic is situated at Rowan House, 28 Queen’s Road, Hethersett, Norwich, NR9 3DB and opens on alternate Thursday mornings 9:30–12:30. Telephone 01603 813 999 or visit www.britishhomeopathic.org for details.

The British Homeopathic Association is the principal homeopathic charity in the UK. Founded in 1902, it ensures public access to homeopathy through provision of information, education, research and direct access to care. The BHA operates a number of charitable clinics throughout the UK.

For more information please contact Chris Burton, Marketing and Communications Manager at the British Homeopathic Association: cburton@britishhomeopathic.org tel. 07533 913589

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