This has been my families GP practice all my life. The doctors and nurses are great - as in they…read moreactually listen to you and don't fob you off. The reception staff are fantastic - always really cheerful and willing to go well out of their way to help you.

I have recently moved to a different post code and will be extremely sorry to be leave this GP…read morepractice after 25 years. Reception staff could not be more helpful. Doctors highly professional, ask the right questions, listen to your response and give excellent advice. They are quick to refer to relevant specialist where appropriate. Clinic staff are also well trained, polite and professional. You may have to wait a bit beyond your appointment time but remember it may be you that the Dr. spends a bit more time with too. There are times they are extremely busy but they always try to get you an appointment as soon as possible or a home visit if you are incapacitated and can't make it to the surgery.

Was a patient for a long time, no longer. Doctors refused…read moreto take my partner seriously or further investigate many issues - dismissing due to stress, what turned out to be varicose veins in the pelvis. Most doctors have a very poor manner in dealing with patients, acting as if our presence was an inconvenience, rushing through each appointment with solemn faces. We would be heavily chastised and even refused appointments for being no more than 3 minutes late, and yet were usually expected to wait at least 10 minutes after appointment time to actually be seen, which happens yes, but the attitude towards such minor lateness shows they value their own time much more than ours as patients. The best doctors we both dealt with were always locums, who would show the gulf in service with both bedside manner and time given. Receptionists, with the exception of one that we encountered were all severely rude, hugely poor in dealing with the public in person, and would always make you feel unwanted or like a waste of time. Again only seemed to value their own time. Would make you feel stupid for asking questions. Got to the point we actually put off going to the doctor because of the atmosphere and treatment we would receive, when we should feel happy and free to visit our doctor with any health concerns. Genuinely seems as if everyone has given up, doesn't care, and just does their job because it's their job - 'careerists'. No level of empathy or understanding to be found anywhere. The positive difference was obvious in almost every way once we switched doctors. Do not recommend if you want a doctor that cares.

I have to admit this is my local doc's. Hence, this meaning that most of the times I have been in…read morehere, it has been due to ill health. Despite, this I do find this the best doc's around - it's clean, modern and has a comfortable waiting room. You nearly never have to sit directly next to another sickly patient and there is even a kiddies table with enough toys to keep the little ones excited and quiet! The staff are lovely and very efficient, while the service is fast and up to a high standard. Similarly, you are also always taken right on time, if not earlier. Definitely, the doctor's to visit (if you have to visit one).

This used to be my doctor surgery but i'm not sure why the hell i choose to come here. I reckon it…read moremust have been the open surgery that appealed to me as i am notoriously poor at keeping appointments and like the idea of just being able to drop in between certain hours. This place is, without mincing any words, grubby. It had the feel, look, smell and taste (don't ask) of a doctors surgery......does anybody else feel instantly ill as soon as they walk into these places...even if your just waiting on somebody else... Anyway, there are a number of doctors on attendance, i think a few regulars, but it seems to change quite regularly. All of whom as professional, pleasant and doctor like. Not much else to say really, like most surgeries i have visited this one is in need of a bit of TLC, some new magazines, something to take away the faint smell of pee and maybe a telly, just to alleviate the abject boredom one suffers whilst waiting to be seen.

I recently moved to this medical practice, this is more a drop in service where you do not need to…read morephone or book in advance to be seen by a nurse or a doctor. This is a training practice for medical students and as a patient you are not assigned to a particular doctor, but just whoever is there on the day, this is probably a downside to the medical practice that you don't get to know your doctor, another downside is the split opening hours, they are only open a few hours in the morning and then a couple of hours in the afternoon.

When I moved to Glasgow earlier this year, I found myself with the prospect of finding a doctors…read moresurgery. I did a quick search on the net and wrote down a few addresses, and then headed off to do a bit of a reccy. The first few surgeries on my list looked so awful that I didn't even go in. I was starting to wonder whether they had ANY nice looking surgeries in my area when I finally came across one that looked just about alright. I went in to find a very crowded small room, and dubiously asked the receptionist whether I could register with them. Unfortunately, she told me that they weren't registering patients at the moment - and pointed me in the direction of Abingdon Medical Practice on Stewartville Street. When I reached Stewartville Street, I swear a breathed a massive sigh of relief. Not only was it very clean and pleasant looking, when I got in it was bright airy and nearly empty. Registering was really quick and easy. It's easy to get an appointment, once you get there you don't usually have to wait for too long, and they have a large selection of magazines in the waiting room. The receptionists are also really nice, not like the grumpy ones you normally find in health practices. Basically, just about everything you could ask for from a doctors surgery.

I've never been a fan of GP's - can't say I've ever really had a 'positive' experience, and I do…read morefear them a little, which isn't something I can really explain... So, signing up at a new GP for me was shaping up to be a bit of an ordeal but it really wasn't. The sign up was painless, the reception was so easy to deal with and friendly too. The following day I got a doctor appointment, even met the nurse who was very warm and friendly, made me feel right at home. So far, great experience with this medical practice. Couldn't ask for more really.

Excellent GP practice- lovely friendly reception staff and a clean bright and spacious reception…read morearea- it even has great magazines! It's really easy to register - you complete 3 forms which you can either collect in the surgery or print from the website. You do have to live in either G3, G11 or G12 postcodes to register. There are advance and on the day appointments available as well as telephone consultations. I've only ever met Dr MacLaren and have always received an excellent and efficient service. This practice offers a really wide range of services including online patient access to repeat prescriptions, online cancellations and the ability to update your personal information. I love a technologically advanced public service! Everything is available here from travel health advice and services, house calls, stop smoking and children's health services. I love the prescription collection service where you can collect repeat prescriptions directly from the dinky wee Boots along the road. I've never really had cause to rave about a GP practice before but this one is truly fantastic!

In just yesterday and met another new doctor. It seems as though they get new ones in all the time…read more Fine by me, its tough getting an appointment as it is, its nice to get one within a day or two of calling for once. Situated in the lovely Broomhill area, in an older building, the practice as a whole is pretty warm and welcoming. One of the receptionists can be a bit ornery at times, but if you're nice, so is she. A while back, they updated their check in procedure with a touch screen check in. Welcome to the modern world Broomhill Practice. I'm moving soon, and out of the postcode that they accept as patients. It will be sad to leave, but that's how things work here in Scotland. No walk in medical treatment unless you live in the postcode they cater to. (Hospitals available to anyone)

Moved in around the corner and the process of registering was simple and fast. The telephone…read moreoperators from the practice have been friendly, knowledgeable and informative. So far, so good!

If you're a student at Glasgow University, then this place is a god-send when you fall ill and…read moresheepishly remember you haven't got round to registering with a doctor. Convieniently located in the heart of campus, this place came to my rescue a couple of times over the past few years when I was too ill to make it to my registered doctors up in Maryhill. The reception staff are friendly, and the doctors even friendlier- which is what you want and need when feeling low. I've been able to get an emergency appointment before, and more recently a lovely nurse took out some stictches for me. It can take a couple of days to get an appointment but if you think it's serious they'll try and squeeze you in.

A few years back, I had a couple of bouts of hypochondria when first I thought I had ADHD, then I…read morethought I was going slowly nuts. According to a guy named Dr Hamiton at the University Health Service, neither was the case, but in the ensuing years I'd visit him on the regular occasions that my sanity appeared to be hanging by a thread. The calm, witty and mentor-like chats I had with the aforementioned Dr sorted me out every time. I respect very few people in this world, but even a few years on, the old doc is still up there at the top of my estimations. And I felt a bit like Tony Soprano sitting across from him. You can't really ask for more.

This place is awful. Dr Duffy is condescending and rude and unhygienic! Her bedside manner is…read moreappalling. She doesn't even wait for you to finish your sentence before prescribing medicine. She touched me without washing her hands or putting on gloves - she's disgusting and I'm shocked that she's allowed to practice at this office. The front office staff try their best, I'm sure they don't get paid enough.

As far as a health centre goes, this is a pretty good one. There's actually several independent…read morepractices in the one building, so make sure you go to the right one! I'm with the Stonelaw Practice, they're excellent; I rarely have to wait more than a day for an appointment, service is prompt and the staff are all very professional and friendly.