If you or your loved ones are feeling poorly then you can actually see a doctor on the same day!…read moreObviously you have to be registered and living in or around Radyr. There's two systems - if you are having a bit of an unexpected event - chicken pox, an inexplicable rash, the baby won't stop crying and throwing up - then you can call at 8am and be seen that morning. You have to take your chances with which doctor it is. Or, if you have a more organised ailment you can make an afternoon appointment for some specified date in the future. And if you ever wondered what phlebotomy is - then now you can find out with a handy clinic just for that. There's other clinics too - for things you've heard of like pregnancy or stopping that happening.

This is a superb medical centre. From the clear & un hurried phone menue to the warm welcome of the…read morereception staff . The nursing support team and other staff. As for the Doctors they actually listen and are totally supportive. TO TOP THAT THEY SAVED MY MOTHER'S LIFE after being discharged from hospitals in England. She was treated in Llandough Hospital another Welsh gem.

This is the other branch of North Cardiff Medical Centre. The one that is not at Excalibur Drive…read moreSurgery. The one that is actually at 67 Thornhill Road. Apart from that most things are the same. Things like this: 'At present we are not accepting any applications, except from immediate family members of existing patients.' An Advanced Access appointment system is in operation at the surgery for all clinicians which aims to enable all patients to see a Health Professional within 24hrs. A number of appointments can be pre-booked up to two weeks in advance. All other appointments can be booked on the day. Additional Services include: * Cervical Screening * Contraceptive services * Vaccinations and Immunisations * Child Health Surveillance * Maternity services (excluding intra partum care which is an enhanced service) * The minor surgery procedures of curettage, cautery, cryocautery or warts and verrucae and other skin lesions Disabled Access is available at both surgeries to all patient areas. Both sites are equipped with Hearing Loop. Somethings are different. Parking at 67 Thornhill Road is restricted. Please do not wait in the entrance or exit drives and respect the coned areas. If possible please park elsewhere when visiting the surgery. This branch also closes half an hour earlier. That is all.

Avoid this surgery if u have mental health issues, un diagnosed symptoms of anything. Reception…read morestaff are helpful but the GPS are something else! They need to be shut down!!

Danescourt Surgery is located in modern premises in north west Cardiff with extensive parking and…read moredisabled access. It is fully computerised and offers a comprehensive range of medical services. The practice consists of 4 partners - Dr Andrew J P Davies, Dr Elizabeth Ions, Dr Elizabeth Cook and Dr Robert Richards. Consultations are available in English or Welsh. The surgery runs an open access surgery every morning between the hours of 8.30 and 10.30am. No appointment is necessary and you can request to see a specific doctor up until 9.30am. Afternoon surgeries are by booked appointments usually between the hours of 4pm and 6pm. To make an appointment call the appointments line 02920 578686 It is possible to talk to the doctors outside these surgery hours as they are within the surgery building running clinics and other administrative tasks. The doctor may be out on emergency medical matters but you will be given a time to ring back if you so require.

I've just returned from an evening appointment at the Roath Clinic, and once again, my visit was…read moremarked by kindness, respect, and efficiency. A die-hard NHS fan, I'm continually impressed by the level of attention and care given to me, even down to a reminder call placed the day before my appointment. The ladies here are nothing short of stellar!

Is a doctor's surgery for your common aches and pains and fevers and vaccinations…read more Here are a few things it may be useful to know: * To make an appointment phone up or call at the surgery during opening hours. Urgent medical problems that cannot wait for a routine appointment are seen at the end of morning and afternoon surgeries. * The practice covers central and north Cardiff, including Gabalfa, Mynachdy, Whitchurch, Llanishen, Heath and Rhiwbina. * Additional services offered: Contraception & Sexual Health, Cervical Screening, Maternity & Child care, Phlebotomist, Flu & Pneumonia, Travel Vaccines, Carers, and Counselling. * The Head of Practice is Dr Yarr (Male) who heads up the other GPs: Dr Gantley, Dr Mcclean. Dr Meades and Dr Edwards. Get well soon!

Birchgrove Surgery was first established in the 1920's. The Practice is a Partnership of 5 GP's -…read moreDr Jonathan Prichard, Dr Angus Maclean, Dr Jacqueline Graham, Dr Elizabeth Arnold and Dr Jeremy Davies. The Practice also has 4 Practice Nurses and other visiting clinical staff. The Practice provides additional services to registered patients and temporary residents: * Cervical screening * Contraceptive services * Vaccinations and immunisations * Childhood vaccinations and immunisations * Child health surveillance * Maternity medical services * Minor surgery The Practice also provides specialised clinics and services: * Asthma clinic * Diabetic clinic * Coronary Heart Disease Clinic * Baby clinic * Cryosurgery * Holiday vaccinations - the Practice Nurses provide advice, and a range of holiday vaccinations. * Carers - Gaynor Jones, the Senior Receptionist, can provide information and advice for carers The main surgery moved to its present location in August 2005; they also run a branch surgery in Rhiwbina Clinic.

I have been apatient at this surgery for a number of years also my disabled son. Also Rhiwbina…read moreClinic. They are fantastic. I have complex health problems also my son they cannot do enough for us especially during a recent crisis. The receptionists always try their best we have aspecial fondness for them also the kindest lady at Rhiwbina clinic. May I wish them good health themselves . I am anot very well carer and they are most helpful if I am really stuck. Bless you all Doctors nurses receptionists everyone From Cian and Jane in Rhiwbina

I have had many an opportunity to visit the Heath hospital. Taking an elderly relative to out…read morepatient care and also A&E. And, I don't know whether it is because of the bad press the NHS has received over the years relating to impersonal service, neglect of patients, mal-practise, dare I go on, but every experience I have been part of during the course of an appointment, has been a more than favourable one. Doctors, well, they are always rushed for time, so you forgive their sometimes curt ways, but the staff from nurses to reception are all incredibly polite, warm, kind and helpful. It is like they all have taken a Florence Nightingale pill. I'm into 'personality' in a big way, because I think it is lacking in today's harassed society, but it means everything and is a wonderful placebo. The negative aspects to my time at the Cardiff hospital, and I think being on hospital grounds, there should be a bit of responsibility taken. Is the WHSmiths store. Every time I go in to purchase a paper, the programmed workers behind the counter refer to the WHS sales items that are blatantly stacked on the counter, so much so, that you hardly have room to place your purchases - These sales items, are always sugar coated treats. But, your intelligence and your senses are insulted completely by 'the hussle' to sell these sugar items, chocolate bars, candies and this is all happening in a hospital. I have pointed this irony out to the sales staff, but it has fallen on deaf and stubborn ears every time and I am brushed aside as if I have not even spoken. With diabetes and obesity running at an all time high, the pushing of such items - ESPECIALLY ON HOSPITAL TERRAIN - is not only an insult but terribly insensitive. I guess if they could get away with shoving cigarettes under your nose, they would do that too without another thought to their surroundings.

University Hospital of Wales, or Heath Hospital, as most locals know it, is one of the largest…read morehospitals in Wales. Due to its emphasis upon education, the hospital is full with students in every area, from nursing to radiotherapy. But this does not mean that the standard in lacking, instead it means that there is an air of learning and team playing that might not be as evident elsewhere. This hospital has a reputation for being understaffed, and this is probably true, as it is of most NHS hospitals these days. However, all my experiences have led me to believe that the staff really try as hard as they can, and I want to commend them for that. A little way to go, but nearly awesome.

This is a family practice with a history of providing medical services to Whitchurch and the…read moresurrounding area since 1916. Dr Jones replaced Dr G Harris on his retirement in 1983 and Dr Hyett joined on the retirement of Dr Thelma Williams in 1992. Dr Maria Johnson joined the practice as part time assistant in 2000. The practice moved to the purpose-built premises of Park Road Surgery in 1993. These premises offer modern facilities and easy parking, with convenient access for disabled people. In 2001 the practice gained the Investor in People Award. Meddygfa Llwyncelyn Practice offers a 'rapid and flexible appointment system' offering contact within two working days for routine matters. Surgeries operate from 08:00 to 11:30 and 14:30 to 18:00, Monday to Friday. Routine appointments are 12 mins long and are available for booking up to six weeks in advance. Longer appointments are available if required. Same day appointments are available morning, afternoon and evening. Requests for same day appointments will be added to the triage list and a doctor will phone you back as soon as possible to organise the most appropriate type of care. The Health Visitors are also available to give advice on minor ailments, behaviour, eating and sleep problems for the under 5's. Contact them direct on 02920 693757

This is a branch surgery run by Birchgrove Surgery. Birchgrove was first established in the 1920's…read more The Practice is a Partnership of 5 GP's - Dr Jonathan Prichard, Dr Angus Maclean, Dr Jacqueline Graham, Dr Elizabeth Arnold and Dr Jeremy Davies. The Practice also has 4 Practice Nurses and other visiting clinical staff. The branch surgery is open from 8.30am to 12.30pm daily, Monday to Friday. Patients are seen by appointment between 8.30am and 11.30am. To make an appointment please phone 02920 614695

This small practice is run by Dr Benedict. He does all the usual run of the mill GP things. Prhaps…read moreof most interest though is that he has an interest in using Homoeopathy as a complimentary form of medicine to treat certain categories of illnesses. The available options will be put to you, during consultations. He also runs a number of special clinics at Pentyrch Surgery. Family Planning is available during normal Surgery hours. Please speak to your G.P in confidence about your requirements. The doctor can also perform minor Surgery from his fully equipped treatment room. Examples include the removal of skin lumps, moles, skin tags, cysts, avulsion of nail, aspiration, cryosurgery to warts and other skin lesions.