Patient feedback reflects a mixed experience across the practice, with significant variation in service quality. Appointment availability emerges as a persistent challenge, with patients reporting extended waiting periods ranging from weeks to months, alongside difficulties reaching reception by phone. Communication barriers are frequently cited, including delayed callbacks, gatekeeping of access, and limited alternative contact methods for patients with accessibility needs. Reception experience is notably polarised, with some patients praising courteous and supportive staff whilst others describe dismissive, unprofessional, and unhelpful interactions that create barriers to care.
Where medical care is accessed, feedback on clinical expertise and compassion is generally positive, with patients appreciating thorough examinations and attentive listening. However, concerns about dismissive attitudes, lack of empathy, and rushed consultations appear alongside these positive accounts. Several patients report feeling their concerns were minimised or inadequately addressed, with some describing experiences of being denied appointments or removed from patient registers.
The practice demonstrates inconsistent service delivery. Positive experiences highlight responsive urgent care, professional medical staff, and welcoming facilities, whilst negative feedback emphasises systemic access issues, poor communication infrastructure, and occasional lapses in professional courtesy. Accessibility barriers for patients with hearing impairments and those requiring non-telephone contact methods represent specific service gaps requiring attention.
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Patient feedback reflects a mixed experience across the practice, with significant variation in service quality. Appointment availability emerges as a persistent challenge, with patients reporting extended waiting periods ranging from weeks to months, alongside difficulties reaching reception by phone. Communication barriers are frequently cited, including delayed callbacks, gatekeeping of access, and limited alternative contact methods for patients with accessibility needs. Reception experience is notably polarised, with some patients praising courteous and supportive staff whilst others describe dismissive, unprofessional, and unhelpful interactions that create barriers to care.
Where medical care is accessed, feedback on clinical expertise and compassion is generally positive, with patients appreciating thorough examinations and attentive listening. However, concerns about dismissive attitudes, lack of empathy, and rushed consultations appear alongside these positive accounts. Several patients report feeling their concerns were minimised or inadequately addressed, with some describing experiences of being denied appointments or removed from patient registers.
The practice demonstrates inconsistent service delivery. Positive experiences highlight responsive urgent care, professional medical staff, and welcoming facilities, whilst negative feedback emphasises systemic access issues, poor communication infrastructure, and occasional lapses in professional courtesy. Accessibility barriers for patients with hearing impairments and those requiring non-telephone contact methods represent specific service gaps requiring attention.
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Diana D.
3 years ago
Average!
Compassionate staff mixed with unprofessional mental health care
The front desk staff consistently demonstrate warmth and helpfulness, even when clearly overwhelmed by their workload. It's truly disheartening that when seeking mental health support, some physicians lack the necessary psychological and emotional understanding, with one even making the absurd claim that neurodiversity precludes academic achievement. Today, Dr. Nipa Bavishi took the drastic step of removing a child patient from the appointment roster after just two brief calls regarding mental health concerns. This is absolutely unacceptable! It's no surprise that such approaches contribute to systemic failures affecting our children and broader community. Dr. Kudary stands out as an exceptional healthcare provider - compassionate, attentive, and genuinely supportive. I wholeheartedly endorse him and his medical practice.
Valentina V.
3 years ago
Bad!
Inefficient healthcare system fails patient completely
This is utterly ridiculous. I contacted them yesterday after being directed to A&E by 111, requesting my scan be expedited. Their response? A telephone consultation scheduled three weeks from now. When I explained I've already been to the hospital and simply need the GP to review the hospital's recommendation to move my scan forward, they insisted on a complete appointment. So now I'm forced to wait 21 days just to have a doctor look at hospital notes recommending scan acceleration - how incredibly inefficient! Essentially, they don't care, and their attitude is "just wait." The healthcare system in the UK is completely absurd. I'm left wondering exactly what my tax contributions are funding.
Tracey L.
3 years ago
Excellent!
Fantastic healthcare with caring and professional staff
This medical center is exceptional. I've been a patient here for an extended period and always feel completely secure. The physicians are top-notch, and the front desk staff are incredibly welcoming and warm.
Samuel Z.
3 years ago
Bad!
Terrible service with rude and incompetent receptionist
This GP practice is absolutely terrible, and their receptionist, particularly someone named S., has an attitude that could fill a room of five people. As someone relying on daily medications, I experienced a frustrating incident where they failed to send my prescription to my chosen pharmacy, even after approval, forcing me to chase them down. When I followed up, they incredibly expected me to personally collect the prescription instead of simply sending it - an utterly lazy approach. This morning, they pulled the same nonsense, claiming my address didn't match, despite me being continuously registered with them and having my address previously accepted. The clinic is a complete embarrassment. While the doctors themselves might be okay, the management is so incompetent and unwelcoming that it makes you never want to step foot near the place. Absolutely shameful!
Sas T.
3 years ago
Excellent!
Caring doctors and staff make this practice exceptional
A truly exceptional medical practice. The front desk staff consistently demonstrate courtesy and professionalism. The physicians are genuinely committed to providing excellent care. When you call at 8am, you can expect a GP to return your call that same day. Dr. Shepard is particularly outstanding. I feel incredibly fortunate to have such a wonderful healthcare team. I'm deeply grateful for their support and dedication. My sincere thanks to everyone involved.
Mert B.
3 years ago
Bad!
Gp practice with zero urgency and zero care
With an average rating of 2.5 stars, this medical practice in the "royal" Greenwich borough is nothing short of a comedic tragedy. Despite boasting gleaming new, spacious facilities, obtaining proper medical care here feels impossible. Walking through corridors lined with examination rooms, there's a noticeable absence of energy or purposeful activity. One can't help but wonder what percentage of these facilities actually get used on any given day. Each appointment (after an arduous wait) feels hurried and detached, with GPs seemingly more focused on their computer screens than on listening or making a meaningful diagnosis. The standard response is invariably "you're fine", "drink fluids", or "take paracetamol" - only to have your condition deteriorate to the point where you're eventually redirected to urgent care or A&E. I'll never forget one GP's dismissive response to my request for further investigation: "Well, when you keep digging, you'll obviously find something" - to which I thought, precisely! Isn't that the entire point of medical examination? People often rationalize this subpar care by citing funding constraints, but I've experienced far more attentive medical treatment in developing countries with far fewer resources.
Nastasia E.
3 years ago
Average!
Embarrassing medical visit with unprofessional doctor
so basically, one of the doctors was really kind and understanding, but then another physician came in and publicly announced my weight in front of everyone, making me feel incredibly uncomfortable. Their demeanor was visibly judgmental and they gave me these passive-aggressive looks throughout the entire appointment, which was totally humiliating
Ewa P.
3 years ago
Bad!
Worst healthcare experience ever avoid at all costs
This establishment is an absolute mockery. If the rating system allowed for a zero-star option, that would perfectly capture their abysmal service. Every aspect of their operation is dysfunctional, with communication being virtually impossible and scheduling appointments a nightmarish experience. In-person consultations are out of the question, and securing a telephone appointment requires an interminable waiting period of weeks... Practices like these are single-handedly destroying the reputation of the NHS...