St. Peters Surgery
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Cactus C. 4 years ago • From Google
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Proceed with caution. Registering with this practice is deceptively complicated. The initial form seems straightforward, but after three weeks, you'll discover you've only completed half the process. They'll insist on online registration, followed by another week of silence. You'll find yourself physically visiting the surgery to confirm your registration status, only to be left waiting outside despite ample space. When you finally manage to inquire about your registration, you'll be met with the stunning revelation that they haven't received it. The absurdity becomes almost comical - why do something efficiently when you can repeatedly complicate it? En route home, you'll receive a fleeting phone call lasting mere seconds. Attempting to return the call becomes an exercise in patience, explaining your missed call while being informed that your alleged swearing might jeopardize your registration - for a registration they claim never arrived. The frustration stems from their incompetence, not personal attacks. Ultimately, 111 becomes a more reliable option. This bureaucratic nightmare perfectly illustrates why our nation struggles with mounting mental health challenges, constantly navigating systems designed to exhaust and frustrate at every turn.
Paul H.