Litfield House Medical Centre, 1 Litfield Place, Clifton Down, Bristol, BS8 3LS
Office opening hours
Mon-Sat - 8:30am-4:30pm
The Newmedica Bristol - Litfield House eye health clinic and surgical centre at Litfield House, Clifton provides a range of services for both NHS-funded and private patients in the South West.
The clinic is led by consultant ophthalmologists, Johannes Keller, George Kiousis and Will Sheehan, alongside operational director, Julian Phillips.
Litfield House is located on Clifton Down Road, satellite navigation systems will not direct you to Litfield House, it will take you to Litfield Road. If you are taken to Litfield Road, follow Litfield Road until you come to Camp Road. Litfield House Medical Centre is at the top of Camp Road on the right-hand side, look for the red post box this is directly outside the house.
M5 Junction 19: Follow the A369 and then onto the B3129 following signs for Clifton. Cross the Clifton Suspension Bridge (requires a £1 toll each way). After you cross the Bridge take your first left and at the next junction turn right onto Clifton Down Road. Litfield House is located on the left-hand side of the road at the corner of Camp Road next to the red post box.
M5 Junction 17: Follow the A4018. Follow signs to the City Centre. Continue along the A4018 for around 4 miles. You will cross a large open area, The Downs. At the end of this follow the short one-way system around the roundabout and follow signs for the zoo along the A4176. Continue along the A4176 passing the zoo on your left and then take your second left. Follow this road (Clifton Down) up to the top of the hill and Litfield House is situated on the left-hand side on the corner of Camp Road next to the red post box.
8: Temple Meads via Broadmead & the Centre, to Clifton Village
505: Southmead Hospital via Horfield & Henleaze, to Clifton Village
9: Temple Meads via Kingsdown, Cotham & Redland, to Clifton Village
The closest bus stop to the clinic is Clifton Village (the same for the Suspension Bridge), see map for walking directions from the bus stop
General ophthalmology
Cataracts
Oculoplastics
Medical retina clinics
Ocular hypertension
If you think you have an eye condition, you should see your optician or GP for a detailed assessment. They’ll go through all the options available and tell you where you can have your treatment.
The referral process will differ slightly depending on whether you want to be an NHS or private patient. You’ll find all the information you need on our NHS and private patient pages.
Find details about our private
options and how to get started.
Self-referring? Call 0800 4096 792
I felt very safe when I was there. There were no fears about COVID. It’s all very professional and well organised. I can’t praise them enough.
June’s story
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It’s made a big difference to my life and I couldn’t believe how quick it all was. The change is amazing and I now drive without glasses.
Tim’s story
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There’s no pain and you’ll be treated with the greatest respect and kindness by all the staff at this clinic. It’s all handled so well.
Queenie’s story
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I love to drive, but it had become less enjoyable for me before I had the operations. The difference in my vision now is incredible.
Kelvin’s story
Read storyThis service is delivered by Bristol Newmedica Limited, a joint venture partnership company within the Newmedica Group. Bristol Newmedica Limited is registered with the Care Quality Commission, Provider number 1-4752978345.
Directors: Mr Johannes Keller, Consultant Ophthalmologist; Mr George Kiousis, Consultant Ophthalmologist; and Mr William Sheehan, Consultant Ophthalmologist; Mr Julian Phillips, Registered Manager.
