A well run, friendly practice which makes visiting the doctor a more pleasant experience…read more The Range Medical Centre is conveniently located on Withington Road, and is easy to access from Chorlton, Hulme or Whalley Range via bus. The reception and admin staff are polite and courteous, making efforts to accommodate your appointment and work around your schedule, often calling you back if a more convenient slot becomes available. They are very professional and maintain patient confidentiality, and speak about patients respectfully when talking to each other (which I have seen reception staff fail to do in so many other practices). The waiting rooms are clean and comfortable, displaying useful information and calling you to the surgery rooms via a large screen. There is even an electronic check-in desk where you can sign in for your appointment when the reception desk is very busy. All of the doctors and practice nurses I have seen have been professional and caring, and I would recommend this surgery to anyone living in the catchment area.

I have been coming to boundary as a patient for over a year now and each time I have received…read morefantastic, prompt and totally on the money advice and help. I am currently visiting on a regular basis to get my travel vaccinations for various countries and the lovely nurse there Sue is full of friendly questions and great advice. As someone who is terrified of needles she makes me feel surprisingly at ease!! There is a pharmacy a few doors down which opens til 6ish so if you work 9-5 and live close-by this is a perfect medical practice to register with. I usually get a cancellation appointment if I phone early enough in the morning and I usually have no problem making regular appointments.

I have had cause to contact the surgery for assistance in caring for my Mother, and as always they…read morecan never do enough for you, from the clerical staff administering my calls and emails to the GP's especially Dr Capper who's manner is so caring and reassuring. Once all the panicking has subsided by my Mother certainly not Dr. Capper, a calming comment of "I'll follow up on Thursday to see how we are progressing", is enough to let you know your being cared for by professionals who truly care. Thank you for attending today an excellent response to my initially morning email, I received an initial phone call from Dr. Capper who then attended early afternoon, I then received a confirmation text from Dr. Capper reporting the prescription had been sent to Pharmacykwik, a quick call to Muckram who also provides a spectacular service he assured me Mum would have her prescription later today. Now who couldn't fail to agree the team at Urban village along with the support of our Pharmacies are delivery a truly awe-inspiring service. Thank you again for supporting my Mother and I.

I have had at least 5 plus different GP surgeries in the past, I just wanted to say I am super…read moreimpressed with the service and care I get here, not "just from the GP" but also staff, I visited this morning (17/04/2024) and was sitting in the waiting area, after signing in at the machine, the receptionist literally called me out by my name to say hi and ask how I am. I felt very special, desk at 9 am and she was super busy, she also said goodbye to another gentleman. I was also greeted by Matt who was walking past, he is super impressive and always says hi for a few seconds. I love the ease of contacting via forms, I know Dr. Greenlaw was very busy today but within filling out the form, she saw me face to face at 9 30 am. I wish all the other surgeries would follow this surgery examples. I get an amazing care and treatment here.

ask my GP is a hit and miss thing, to use it you need to check times when it is open, only found…read morethat out today, tried Friday afternoon it was offline, tried today Monday only on line 7am-9:25. Phoned surgery waited 11mins to get a response, advised to phone 8am to make an appointment ,7am to to use ask my GP. Not a happy bunny.

Chester Road surgery is located on Chester Road in Stretford and has a branch surgery in Mitford…read moreStreet Clinic a stone's throw away from Stretford Mall. The catchment area covers the Stretford M32 area so those wishing to register must live in this area. This surgery was extended a few years ago and refurbished to a high standard. There are four resident Gp's and three practice nurses. There is also a team of district nurses attached to the practice who attend the housebound, terminally ill and the elderly. A community midwife is linked to Chester Road Surgery and she provides pre and post natal care. The practice nurses run smoking cessation classes, weight control sessions and perform cervical smears (don't forget to keep up to date with these!), immunisations and vaccinations and they see patients for a variety of other reasons. Opening hours are Monday 8am-8pm, Tuesday to Friday 8am -6.30pm. This is a competently run local service with wheelchair access and toilets suitable for the disabled.

Surrey Lodge is a lovely medical centre based on Anson road (just after Upper Brook Street). The…read morereception staff are helpful and always make their best effort to get you an appointment which suits you. The practice itself is clean and friendly with a family feel. The building is an old house rather than a custom-built medical centre so the rooms are a little dingy and cramped compared with modern hospitals, but the service and standard is great. The major draw back is the stairs, but if you have difficulty climbing steps the staff will book you an appointment in one of the ground floor rooms. I've been lucky enough to only have to come to the practice a couple of times, but on both of my visits the reception staff and doctors have been pleasant and efficient and I never felt rushed in my appointment as I have done before with some other GPs. There is also a pharmacy next door to the practice which is very handy and stays open past the last appointment so you can always pick up your prescription there and then. If you live nearby I'd recommend Surrey Lodge over other medical practises I have visited.

I've been with this surgery for 2 years....should have run a mile when I first joined them! On day…read more1 they mucked up my prescription from my previous surgery and since then many things there have been just not kosher. I've had dealing with 3 of their doctors each worse than the other. The top floor is the worst. Many's the time I sat there (most appointments are never on time), and listened in sheer embarrassment as some poor client who probably doesn't realise, has his personal details broadcast to all of us outside. So be aware that there's no soundproofing, and this particular doctor is very loud and very obnoxious, and the few times I've been forced to see her, she happily eats her meals during your consultation. Professional behaviour clearly is not top of their priority. I myself am in the medical field, so maybe I have a bit of a bugbear about respect and client confidentiality! More worrying and what made me actually leave this surgery and look for another one, any one...........was when I was started on a medication and when it ran out, they refused to continue the treatment until I had another review (I already had about 4 and this was now to be on a repeat), except with this particular medication, it's dangerous to stop a dose and the side effects are as bad as someone coming cold turkey off heroin. I called the surgery in a flat panic, they took my number and never called back...nice! For 5 days I was unable to function at all, my sugar levels dropped dangerously as I could keep nothing down, I shook so much I couldn't even hold a glass of water without dropping it. The pharmacist was horrified as any doctor should know better than discontinuing this medication without tapering the dose down slowly. Parking is a nightmare too, many a time I've seen cars almost collide as one goes in and one drives out. All the windows are sealed so people sit in sweltering heat be it winter or summer. The magazines are a hundred years old. If you're not good on your pins, those stairs are a nightmare...I mean bloody hell, who has stairs in a surgery for goodness sakes, fine if there's a lift or something! Final rant has to be the receptionists who loudly announce what they do in their private lives, gossip loudly about how inept their doctors are (LOL...even if I agree) but personally I have no truck with them apart from their lack of professionalism. Finally, this is Manchester...very multicultural, so I did think it a tad odd that there was no sign of it amongst their staff...hmmmmm. Goodbye and good riddance :-)

I consider myself extremely lucky not only to have my doctor's surgery so nearby it's almost the…read moresame building as my apartment block, but this doctor's surgery. I'd travel to it. Located adjacent to the Angel Centre, a place so lovely and charitable you feel better about humanity just walking past, Trinity Medical Centre has a good vibe to it from the get-go. The staff here bend over backwards for you and make you feel safe and comfortable. An example is when I realised I'd run out of something, I called in to get my blood pressure taken for a repeat prescription and although they were mega busy, when I explained the situation and said I needed it for tonight, the receptionist said, 'Ooh, you are cutting it fine aren't you!' and managed to squeeze me in with a nurse. However this meant that the prescription was only an emergency one and some pharmacies wouldn't accept it - not only did the receptionist know of a pharmacy that probably would, she rang them up, checked, and when they confirmed she told them to expect me in about an hour. She was doing her job and then some. The nurses here are spot on. When I went for my first smear, a well-known uncomfortable experience at best, the gentle, calm lady with a terrific sense of humour talked me through every single step of it and told me what to expect. As a result, I don't fear my next one. She was both professional and reassuring. She even talked me through what would happen to my sample and how they'd analyse it, with medical knowledge and enthusiasm, a winning combo. Trinity Medical Centre exudes an aura of tranquillity. Even if you're stressed out you'll soon be put at ease. When I returned from France having been in hospital there for a knee operation, my mother was obviously somewhat frantic about getting my aftercare and physiotherapy sorted. Again, the superb receptionist (Paula) sorted it all out. We were worried about the French medical notes, she said they have translators at the hospital as 'this sort of thing happens all the time'. She rang the orthopaedic ward at Hope Hospital on our behalf and bagged us an appointment for literally the next morning (this was done the day I'd flown back from France). With the sheer amount of students that descend on Salford every year, any that need to visit a doctor regularly for prescriptions should register with this local one. I did, and I still use it to this day. Heck, even if I move I'd probably jump back up here for appointments, I trust it that much.

The Docs in Manchester is one of the few GP surgeries in the city centre, located on Bloom Street…read more Due to ongoing issues with my current GP surgery, I planned to relocate hopefully to one of the surgeries in Manchester city centre, with one of them I had under consideration being The Docs. I was upset with the service: I found the staff to be rather rude, unhelpful and uncooperative which made me have second thoughts about joining the practice - which again shows not much has changed in that regard since this place was last reviewed, stunningly that was over nine years ago. The building its-self opened in the mid-1990s from the outside, you truly couldn't tell it was a doctor even though the name states so, it looks more like an old converted pub compared to everything and isn't too modern either. I find the opening hours of the practice restrictive, they do only have 3 doctors and 2 trainees which is rather small, especially for a GP surgery in a central location. They aren't open on weekends, and although this is sadly common for an NHS GP surgery, the fact they only seem to be open until 1:30 on a Thursday is pretty ridiculous. If I had to sum up The Docs, Manchester in three words I'd say lazy, unprofessional and poor from the service to the building, the website to the process of signing up new patients (it made me want to leave before I'd even signed the paperwork to sign up which I didn't do in the end), it's just a pretty ridiculous mess. 1*

The pain of the doctor, literally. Registering was a pain, the lengthy forms about who you are and…read morethe rest but also an alcohol and smoking survey which then they use to judge you on. Unfair. The Docs is a city centre doctor's surgery which I'm glad of at that. But getting an appointment here seems to be a nightmare, mainly because of the receptionist. She is not the helpful of them all considering she works at a doctor's surgery. What did we ever do to you? Me and my flatmate agree we just hate ringing up or going if we're going to get her. But well what to do. Medical staff are otherwise thorough and professional and the surgery itself seems very capable of diagnosing and curing the best of us all. There's a lot of literature and free things and advice lying around and pointing you to. Competent but slightly unfriendly.

Next time I move house I will register with a GP immediately. I will learn from the horrific…read moreexperience I had at the Oswald Medical Practice. I was referred to a GP by a dermatologist at the local hospital. She advised me to pick a GP near to my house and go there until I found one that was taking on new patients. In hindsight, this wouldn't have been the Oswald Medical Practice. The Doctor I saw was friendly enough but seemed quite incompetent and for some reason I didn't trust a word he was saying. He told me to come back the next week to pick up my prescription. I went back on the day he had told me, only to be told that the Doctor no longer worked at the surgery, they had no prescription, none of the records that had been faxed by the hospital, no record of my appointment and couldn't help me any further... thank you and goodbye. Although I could tell that the receptionist was inconvenienced by my presence, I couldn't leave it at that. After some persuasion from myself she agreed to go and check with 'the lady upstairs' to see if there was anything she could do. 'Computer says no,' was basically her answer, and as I finally gave up and decided to leave this joke of an establishment she told me not to bother coming back. I swiftly registered with Chorlton Health Centre around the corner. To this day even walking past this medical centre makes me shudder.

In my opinion this practice has improved slowly over the past few years. The appointment system has…read morechanged from a "day before" system to a standard one, with mixed results. Getting repeat prescriptions ordered is simple and the reception staff are now a lot friendlier and more likely to go the extra yard for their patients. They have a fairly efficient nurse system for blood sugar level, cholesterol level checks etc. The length of time spent in the waiting room can still be quite long and frustrating but as a whole I think most patients are happy with the service at Oswald Road Surgery.

My local doctors surgery. The morning is open surgery and the afternoon & early evening is by…read moreappointment. They have a website which you can use to order a repeat prescription or gather other information about the surgery. The doctors seem to be changing quite a bit at the moment since Dr Neville passed away. The nurses are very friendly & helpful.