Appointment access remains the most significant challenge reported across feedback, with patients describing extensive phone queues, unavailable slots despite early morning calls, and difficulties using online booking systems. Waiting times for callbacks frequently exceed hours, and patients report being redirected to walk-in centres or emergency services when appointments cannot be secured. Reception experience emerges as a secondary concern, with feedback indicating staff discourtesy, poor communication, and instances of calls being disconnected during interactions.
When consultations are obtained, clinical care receives mixed assessments. Some patients report positive experiences with attentive doctors demonstrating compassion and clinical expertise, while others describe dismissive consultations and lack of engagement with their concerns. Prescription management and medication refills present ongoing friction points, with patients experiencing delays and communication breakdowns between reception, pharmacy, and clinical staff.
Facility conditions and organisational systems require attention, including non-functional check-in equipment, cramped reception areas, and booking platforms that malfunction or create barriers for patients. A small number of reviews acknowledge professional communication and supportive staff, though these positive experiences are substantially outweighed by reports of systemic access difficulties and inconsistent service quality across the practice.
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Appointment access remains the most significant challenge reported across feedback, with patients describing extensive phone queues, unavailable slots despite early morning calls, and difficulties using online booking systems. Waiting times for callbacks frequently exceed hours, and patients report being redirected to walk-in centres or emergency services when appointments cannot be secured. Reception experience emerges as a secondary concern, with feedback indicating staff discourtesy, poor communication, and instances of calls being disconnected during interactions.
When consultations are obtained, clinical care receives mixed assessments. Some patients report positive experiences with attentive doctors demonstrating compassion and clinical expertise, while others describe dismissive consultations and lack of engagement with their concerns. Prescription management and medication refills present ongoing friction points, with patients experiencing delays and communication breakdowns between reception, pharmacy, and clinical staff.
Facility conditions and organisational systems require attention, including non-functional check-in equipment, cramped reception areas, and booking platforms that malfunction or create barriers for patients. A small number of reviews acknowledge professional communication and supportive staff, though these positive experiences are substantially outweighed by reports of systemic access difficulties and inconsistent service quality across the practice.
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Kelly B.
2 years ago
Poor!
Frustrating check-in process at the front desk
Check-in kiosk was non-functional for a year and a half, with just a single staff member available at the front desk to assist customers.
Soupdragonism S.
2 years ago
Bad!
Cramped Waiting Area Makes Clinic Visit Miserable
It's absurd that countless patients are compelled to squeeze into a cramped reception area, dodging an automatic door that incessantly swings open and shut. With three reception windows available, why crowd into the one with the most restricted waiting space, impeding access through the main entrance? Today, six individuals were packed in, along with two elderly people using walking aids struggling to navigate through. Previously, a double stroller was left there alongside approximately eight people. Basic logic suggests utilizing the alternative reception windows where patients could comfortably wait to speak with staff. The management and receptionists should experience standing there for ten minutes to truly comprehend the issue. Update. Ongoing problem with repeat prescription for essential daily tablets that I've exhausted. The pharmacist directed me to the receptionist, who insisted I require a medication review schedulable only five days later. The practice pharmacist was puzzled about this requirement since the repeat prescription was already established. Communication was impossible due to a two-second phone echo causing every spoken word to repeat, making concentration unattainable. Complete chaos. Still pointlessly queuing in the tiny entrance while keeping other reception windows closed. The repeatedly opening and closing door frequently fails to open when attempting to exit. Reply to below. This constitutes feedback, no additional form is necessary. Feel free to copy and paste this onto your feedback form if that's what's required to gain attention.
Carel M.
2 years ago
Bad!
Terrible Mental Health Care at This Practice
Extremely disappointing healthcare experience. As a patient dealing with mental health challenges, this practice fails to provide the necessary support or care. Instead of offering assistance, they seem to exacerbate mental health struggles. Their approach is so inadequate that I strongly caution anyone against seeking treatment at this medical practice. The lack of empathy and proper guidance is truly alarming.
Sheeba M.
2 years ago
Bad!
Impossible to Book a GP Appointment
I've been unable to secure a general practitioner appointment despite multiple attempts. Each time I call, I'm told the schedule is completely booked. I wasted two hours of my morning waiting on the phone, only to be told no appointments are available. They suggest using their app to book at 8 PM, but when I actually check the app, there are consistently zero appointment slots open.