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.

I actually went here by accident once, when I was trying to find which doctor's office my husband…read moreand I were supposed to register at since we were new in the area. This was the wrong one, and therefore I can't say much about the doctors. However, the staff that I saw were friendly, and the place was very clean and tidy. And there is also a pharmacy right next door which is very handy. I love the building as well. I think it may have been a church once. It's very ornate.

Walton Medical Centre has recently moved to a new location in Breeze Hill which is just down the…read moreroad from its previous location. It is now in a better position and more easily noticed nowadays plus it has that new fresh look about it. I have to say that it is a lot more improved in terms of the interior which offers plenty of seating areas and appears what a surgery should look like in comparison to the old and dull looking one. However, the service has not changed much and as in the previous review, it does take a while to make an appointment because there always seems to be a reason that the doctor is on holiday or they are fully booked. I would advise to book about 1 month in advance as about 80% of the time, you will not get your preferred time unless you are an emergency patient.

A new build to the area, Breeze Hill Medical Centre houses the old Walton Medical Centre and Grey…read moreRoad Health Centre as well as other NHS services. Located on the flyover where Queens Drive and Rice Lane meet in the Walton area of Liverpool it is hard to miss. A Bus Stop is conveniently located close to the onsite chemist outside and there is also a medium sized car park located round the back. Medical services are to be found on the first two floors of the building with a ramp and lift providing disabled access for all. GP services are located on the ground floor with treatment room nurses, counseling, phlebotomy, diabetes clinics and podiatry being just some of the services offered upstairs. Not all services are offered Mon - Fri, so it is best to phone first to make an appropriate appointment.

Yew tree Doctors is a fantastic place but staff seem to put people on fauls promisesread more

Dr Rodriguez is highly recommended for his cardiology and echocardiogram expertise. He has a…read moreprivate practice, no referral necessary.

There aare a few problems with the position of the surgery. First of all, parking; there is none…read more The surgery is situated on a very busy road next to Hearts Gym, on a corner. if you're luck you will get a parking space on Cooks road, around the corner. If not, you could always go to the Siansuburys car park across the road and pay 60p. Blink and you will miss the entrance as its a single door not very well marked. There is a small, shabby entrance hall and reception and the usual receptionists; fairly friendly, but definately 'gatekeepers' to the GPs. There is a practice nurse aialable several times a week and separate appointments are available to see her; she can deal with minor injuries, ongoing monitoring, and family planning. The GP's are frequently locums- None of my family who are registered with this GP have ever met him! So it can be difficult if you're a frequent user and want some continuity of care. The other main gripe I have is the appointment system; to get an appointment you have to ring on the day at 8am for an appointment the same day; if you cant get through befor 8.15am then dont bother trying, all the appointments will be gone, and no, you can't book an advance appointment for the following day, you have to ring back the following morning at 8am! If you can get through If you do manage to get through, you may be offered very little choice of what time of day your appointment is, making it very hard for people who work or have a life!