As I've previously mentioned, I've gone to the West Lakes Medical Centre ever since I was a kid, so…read moreI've had my fair share of seeing the doctors. Dr. Middleton is usually the doctor I see when I'm there. He's quick and straight to the point. It's funny how the two male doctors there are complete opposites. Just as good as each other, but very different. You can book an appointment or just walk in and you will probably be able to see Dr. Middleton not too long after. If you're going just to get a doctors certificate or a prescription of medicine you will be out in 5 minutes with Dr. Middleton. He really is that quick. Don't get me wrong though, just because he's quick it doesn't mean he's not good.

I've been going to the West Lakes Medical Centre ever since I was a little kid. I've never gone to…read morethe dental section so I can't comment on that, but I am experienced when it comes to visiting the doctor. I've seen all the doctors here at least a few times for different reasons, and they've all been nothing short of great. The customer service is also very much appreciated. For as long as I can remember it's always been the same lady working at the reception desk and she's always been friendly and helpful, and she even recognises me when I call and book an appointment over the phone. What a memory! I rate this medical centre with two thumbs up!

I've gone to see Dr. Lister several times, for many different reasons. If you want a quick check up…read morethen he's probably not the doctor for you. That's not to say he's a bad doctor, because he happens to be a great doctor, but you have to be prepared to spend a little bit of extra time in the doctors office. Dr. Lister likes to be very thorough with his patients. It doesn't matter if you're a new patient, or an old patient, he likes to sit down and go through everything to make sure he doesn't miss anything and so that he can explain whatever it is that he thinks is wrong with you. A great doctor, especially when you want a detailed description of what's going on with you.

I am sure they double book appointments and fit as many as in they can which means it's a 30 to 60…read moreminute wait even with an appointment. I will say I like some of the doctors there so I go and you can't blame them for having to see patients every 5 minutes. I would blame the owners for only having one receptionist there on a sunday . It seems profit is there goal.

Reception structure is so poor, particularly over the single story side. You get hung up on if you…read moretry to call for help, rushed off the phone and spoken to in an abrupt and rude manner (if you get through to anyone at all). So ridiculously poor, don't waste your time here.

Our whole family, including the old mother, is happy with the medical service of Dr. Alex Nacone…read more He is always elegant, very attentive to the client, a good professional. Dr. Alex can solve any medical problem, usually with our 90-year-old mother. We changed the address and we live too far from this clinic, but in any case, we continue to use medical service in this place.   Thank you so much for the quality medical help.

Perpetuators of Adelaide's Ramping Problem…read more 30 year old male presented with a cough, breathless, dizziness and some mild chest pain, wanting an ECG and bloods, as issues had being going on for 2 weeks. Before I could even explain my condition, I was told the only way I can be treated is taken to ED in an ambulance because apparently any chest pain = heart attack and nothing else. A 30 year old man suffering a 2-week heart attack? That's a first. The young triage nurse said I could book a GP appointment, before the older nurse slapped her advice down and chided that "if you say you're having chest discomfort, the GP's will put you in an ambulance as well". "What if it's not a heart attack? It's not just my chest, there's other issues. Could I get an ECG or blood test to see if it's something less serious? "The GP's are not here to go on a "Fishing Expedition". Unprofessional defensive medicine. No wonder there's a ramping crisis.