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.

This is a good doctors surgery the receptionists are nice and caring also appointments are…read moreavailable every morning in the week the nurses and doctors are also nice and caring to there patients

very good practice. Male and Female Doctors. Can get appointments on morning. practice nurses very…read morenice. health care visitors not so good " very in experienced " this is the only thing that let the practice down.

dr lewis is a really good doctor he will listen to you makes you feel like you could talk all day…read moreto him he is brilliant with babys an small children i know alot of pepole that see him and cannot fault him at all hes at park medical center

my old doctor he was. this surgery has 5 doctors and a…read morenurse. the staff are very helpful and will do there best to help solve any problems. me i went in 10 yrs ago and said i was not that well, 1 hr later i was in hospital for diabetes i stayed for 5 nights as i did not realize how bad i was. as i was on the heart ward. luck to be here and very grateful to Dr clegg for his help. its based on Burton road next to the cricket pitch there is a car park but it can get quiet full and people park on the grass verge in front of the cricket pitch. as woodville is getting bigger places are getting tight as they are now only taking patients from woodville only now.

excellent doctorsread more

this is tories era of chaos and corruption . I hope Labor government will fix it…read more NHS staff are great but the system need to be effective and efficient

TELDOC is the worst thing to happen to this practice. Since…read morethey became TELDOC, the service has gone downhill. The receptionists are rude and put you down. They give you silly reasons why things can't be done or why something has to be done a certain way. You ask to speak to the practice manager and there is not one available there anymore as they are based at Oakengates. I was reassured before the merge that the only thing to change would be more appointments would be available and at earlier and later times as well. I was promised that I would be able to stay at the Lawley surgery as it was my Local surgery and I didn't want to start driving to a surgery. Now, it can take days to get through on the phone to speak to someone. Even to get an emergency appointment. The app that used to allow you to book an appointment online for the following week and with a DR. of your choosing, now has, One available if you are very very lucky. It is usually for several weeks time and is always with the same Dr. And it will not be a face to face it will be a video call or a phone call. I have on going long term medical conditions. I used to be able to see the same Dr every few months. He knew my history and what we had planned. Now I spend so much time having to explain 30 years of history to a Dr I haven't seen before, for them to want to try a new tablet only for me to have been there done that. They get frustrated. They start treating me like a non Co operative patient and I don't get to try the new regimen I wanted to. All because there is now no continuity of care and treatment. But for now, I would just like to get an appointment at my local surgery without calling and holding for several days, only to be met with rude staff of for the phone to be eventually picked up and hung straight back up again. On a positive note, Dr Pringle still rocks and loves and gives his patients all the care they needs if only we could duplicate him. X

Great doctors, lovely staff. Open good hours late on thursday. Phamacy on site so no need to travel…read moreto find a chemist. Lovely clean building. Toys for children in waiting are. Lots of books and litriture to read.

Dr Corrado has been my doctor for the past 30 odd years, she is a very caring doctor…read more The staff are all very friendly and happy to help you with the slightest problem you may have, the waiting time is very minimal.

Bridge Road Medical Center is my and my family doctors. It is just around the corner from the train…read morestation and has a bus stop right in front of it so its easy to get to. I think all together there are about 4-5 doctors stationed here and i have probably seen most of them either myself or with one of my daughter in the 5 years i have been registered there.They are all very professional and happy to see you. To get an appointment at this doctors (after you have registered there) you have to call up in the morning are ask for a time to come,Unless you ask for a certain doctors they will put you with whoever is available. There is also a nurse clinic and the midwife has a clinic there on a Thursday.There is a baby clinic but am not sure when that it. There is a car park but most of the spaces are reserved for doctorsthere are however a few for patients.

lovely doctor, makes you feel at ease. Very thorough and accurate. Would highly recommend.read more

Went to see the fabulously-named Dr Fintan Arthur Romney Last over the Christmas break after…read morespending 5 days in bed with what I had self-diagnosed as "death fever". Despite not being registered anymore, I waltzed in (not literally, I was really sick), and saw Dr Last within five minutes, without even making an appointment. Ten minutes and a truckload of tablets later, "death fever" was confirmed, and I was well on the road to recovery. We even got to chat about my fantastic work on NPfIT back in the day. Tip top!