TACHER ROBERTO

TACHER ROBERTO has the feel of a personal medical listing, where the main thing is the named professional rather than an elaborate organisation. By our assessment, that can be useful because it puts one clinician up front and keeps the presentation simple. The downside is that almost everything beyond the name is left open: no specialty, no team, no visible service range. In practice, that makes it a very light listing, the kind people use when they already know which person they want. It sits closer to an individual office than to a wider healthcare system. It is spare enough to be useful as a contact, but too bare to explain much else.