The doctors here go by the names of Bowen, Rees, Lane, Scolding and Davies. The area covered by the…read morepractice includes Roath, Penylan, Llanedeyrn, Lisvane, Llanishen, Cathays, Pentwyn, Birchgrove, Heath and Cyncoed. You can make an appointment to see a doctor. Or a nurse. To make an appointment telephone 029 2048 8299 during opening hours, or call in personally at reception. They offer a range of services over and above General Medical Services, including Maternity Medical Services (Antenatal, Post Natal), Child Health Surveillance (which sounds a lot more sinister than it actually is), Baby and Childhood Immunisation Clinics and more. The building has access, through the car park at the rear, for disabled patients.

It is for the use of little; local companies like this one as to why we need the help of websites…read morelike yelp to tell us all about a place, locally from a personal perspective. I say this because I have found it hard myself when I've been trying look up certain companies information and details about the place and to have a good photograph on hand to know what the company looks like. So it is great to have people like us going out and about experiencing places like this surgery. Or by simply taking a trip down memory lane; by writing about where we have been in the past. This surgery is a small place where it has a reception desk and a waiting room for you to wait and here your name be called for a doctor's appointment. Swine Flu Vaccinations are taken place here at this surgery now. This is particularly for those people who are 65 years of age or older and women who are pregnant. You need to go to the surgery to make an urgent appointment. The building has access for disabled patients, but be aware that this is located through their car park at the rear. All records for every individual are kept confidential and this company is a part of the NHS. I recommend this place to all locals to use as the staff are very caring and kind.

Gosh, it's really odd going to a doctors surgery that is obviously just two houses converted…read more.. Going into the waiting room it is a little unnerving, feeling like you're going to be diagnosed by a slightly addled auntie with seven cats. But, having said that, the receptionist I spoke to today was lovely. You know you sometimes get those receptionists who look at you like you're wasting everybody's time, you aren't really ill? Well, she was the complete opposite - in fact, I'm fairly sure she called me lovely. What a nice way to start the day! I actually saw the nurse who led me down a little twisty path to her office (in what must have been an extension). She was efficient without being brisk. Her manner was very friendly and I felt at ease. Also, she gave me a prescription! That might make me sound a little bit like a junkie but I do find that some doctors will tend to dole them out willy-nilly while others keep their forms rather close to their chest. It's almost pot-luck as to whether you actually get one. However, I really felt as though I needed an inhaler, and now I've got one. She also booked an appointment for me to come in again in two weeks so that was all sorted. I must remember to ask her how her holiday went the next time I see her. She's going to New Jersey.

The place you really want to have a good experience is a doctor's surgery. I'm pretty well most of…read morethe time but I had the misfortune to be poorly for a month or so a couple of years ago. When I needed it, I had an appointment and I saw a kind and interested doctor who was "bang on the money" with the diagnosis. I had to have some investigations and staff bent over backward to accommodate. The practice nurse was reassuringly congenial, knowledgeable and helpful. I've very grateful. I love the NHS!

I'm not the type of person to like going to the doctors very much. I guess it's being from America,…read moreit's entrenched within me to avoid the doctor whenever possible. However, when a mysterious swelling and itchiness started showing up on my legs and feet (no bug bites, didn't resemble an allergic reaction either) I decided to forgo my stubbornness and head over to a walk-in session: (Walk-Ins are available from 9 to 11 every morning, but I recommend getting in before 8:30 opening time to register your name early to avoid longer queues) I met with Dr Simon Braybrook so this review is primarily for him. 1 star off because I haven't had much experience with any other doctor to know if the experience I have is consistent throughout the practice (but will be happy to update my review if I find this to be the case). Dr Braybrook was VERY good + He walked me through all of his thought process so I understood what was going on instead of just blindly following instruction (that I just can't do! My nerves won't be able to handle it). ( ie: He thought the simplest solution would be that it's a possible bacterial infection such as cellulitis so prescribed me antibiotics but said that if it hasn't gotten any better or returns then he wants a blood test to test for auto-immune. It wasn't just a "ok here's some antibiotics off you go", I felt involved in my own diagnosis and treatment! ) + He answers all questions, no matter how silly they might sound. And he answers them fully - this is probably why during my first appointment with him, he was training medical students! He's really great at explaining the entire process. + He took me seriously. I have a family history of lupus so even though I don't experience any of the major symptoms, the fear or auto-immune is always at the back of my mind. I've heard about a lot of doctors who brush off these worries because of the slim likelihood but he definitely seemed to understand where I was coming from with my fears. --- They also have a conjoining pharmacy that handles all your prescriptions. Overall, I leave Butetown Medical Practice feeling very informed about my health and the thought of "going to the doctor" isn't such a bad thing after all. If you've just moved into the area and you're in need of a clinic, I highly recommend requesting Dr Braybrook - a great practitioner!

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.

New Moors Surgery is next door to Mark Roberts Dental Surgery on Splott Road, in the heart of the…read moreretail district, which, of course, makes everything very convenient! It's entirely possible to get your teeth cleaned, your blood pressure tested, and do the weekly shop in a matter of a couple of hours, leaving you the rest of the day to smile generously (flashing those glinting white teeth), and charge about enjoying yourself, safe in the knowledge that you have taken care of business and possess the kind of health that lends itself to this kind of exertion! (That is, unless you expect to do all of this on a Wednesday... on this day the surgery is closed all day). Open surgery takes place between the hours of 8.30 and 10.30, meaning that no appointment is necessary. All you have to do is simply turn up no later than 10.30 and wait to be seen. It is possible to book a morning appointment by phoning at 8.00 on the day you wish to be seen by a doctor. It is possible to make an afternoon appointment in advance between the hours of 2.00 and 4.00.

Worst GP surgery I have ever experienced. Found it near impossible to get hold of a repeat…read moreprescription as they kept sending it to either the wrong place or forgetting to request it at all. The young female receptionist is incredibly rude and hung up on me multiple times throughout my time there, I always dreaded her answering the phone. The doctors kept blowing me off saying nothing was wrong as far as they could tell/too young for medication so ended up having to go privately to get listened to and got told I should of been treated years ago for my problem. My advice, do not choose this surgery.

It is quite reassuring when a doctor's surgery mission statement is something like 'Making It…read moreBetter.' Meet Meddygfa Canna Surgery. The Practice opened in 2003 at 27 Wyndham Crescent, Canton, Cardiff. It is purpose-built and suitable for patients with physical disabilities with ramp access and all consulting rooms are located on the ground floor of the building. They have a large waiting area with a play area for children. There are parking spaces for 22 cars as well as a cycle parking area, which are provided for the use of patients. There are currently five partners caring for approximately 6800 patients. The practice caters for patients residing in the Canton, Pontcanna and Riverside areas of Cardiff. Our boundary extends south of Western Avenue into the City Centre as far as Tudor Street. Meddygfa Canna Surgery is also a training Practice which provides training for 3rd and 5th Year Medical Students at different times of the academic year. If you do not wish a student to be present during your consultation, you can tell the Receptionist who will try to arrange another appointment.