Please note, our Bristol clinic will be closed for Christmas from 25 Dec and reopens 13 Jan
The London Orthotic Consultancy's clinic in Bristol is based in Litfield House, a Grade II listed building, located in the Clifton area of Bristol, within walking distance of Brunel's famous Clifton Suspension Bridge.
The clinic provides advice and a range of orthotic treatments, including:
To make an appointment at LOC Bristol, please call: 020 8974 9989 or email: [email protected]
Sat Nav Settings: If using Sat Nav please put the destination as Litfield Place or Camp Road. Litfield House Medical Centre is at the top of Camp Road on the right-hand side. Look out for the red post box which is directly outside the House.
Postcode: BS8 3LS
LOC Bristol
Litfield House Medical Centre
1 Litfield Place, Clifton Down
Bristol
BS8 3LS
Litfield House
Litfield House was built in 1830 and has been used as a Medical Consulting Centre since 1938. It has kept many of the original features, allowing consultants and their patients to feel more relaxed in a non-clinical atmosphere.
For more information, visit Litfield House Medical Centre.
We have the following facilities and amenities at our Bristol location:
For more information, visit Litfield House Medical Centre.
Clothing worn is dependent on which clinic you are attending. You will be sent a letter detailing what clothing to wear along with all other details prior to any appointment at the clinic.
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