Having seen this doctor recently I thought I would write her a review. She is a very caring,…read morethorough doctor who puts you at ease as soon as you walk in. I have seen this doctor at Hillview Medical Centre and Goldsworth Park Health Centre and have nothing but praise for her

Dr Clayton is an excellent female GP based in the Goldsworth Park Medical Centre…read more She doesn't work every day and will often spilt her practice between Parkside in GWP and York House in Pembroke Road. She is particularly good with children and female issues. She takes her time and will always offer a friendly ear. You are never wasting her time.

Just the most difficult surgery to deal with. Getting an appointment is impossible and the staff…read moreare rarely helpful if you call the surgery. I have desperately tried to find alternatives but the other surgeries won't let you register unless you're within their allocated postcode area.

I'm trying to register with them as I need some vaccinations done, and I'm not getting anywhere. At…read moremoments, I think they're being purposely unhelpful. Their process involves filling in a get me registered form, which is put onto the system within, maybe, a week. It requires photo ID, and TWO proofs of address. Don't bother going there unless you have all of those. Then you have to call them to check if you've been registered, and schedule a checkup appointment with your new GP. If you need travel vaccinations (as I do), it's only after the GP has seen you that they will deign take the travel form you've filled, and spend a few days looking at what vaccines you may need. They you have to call them to check if they're done, and schedule a vaccination appointment. I made my first call today, as instructed by them, only to be told that they need a week, I should call back next week to check, and that if i need vaccinations I should go to a PRIVATE clinic in Guildford and pay for them, as they're giving travel appointments for the end of JUNE, and that's too late for me. I tried to ask how far the clinic was, as I don't have a car, but the lady didn't even pretend to care, urged me to take the phone number down, and bid me good-day as quickly as she could. Sadly for her, I know she's lying as someone (who is already registered with them) took their travel form to the centre 2 days ago, called today, and was offered an appointment for TODAY. It was only by asking that it got rescheduled to early next week. End of june indeed!! I am not impressed. If I do manage to get somewhere with this, I will be updating my review. Until then, my experience with Hillview Medical has been unhelpful at best.

Woking Community Hospital is based in Pembroke Road beyond the Police Station. It houses a number…read moreof units. There is an NHS walk in centre which is aimed at non-emergency care. The facility tends to be well used and is staffed by nurses in the first instance who will refer on as appropriate. Very young children cannot be treated here although they might be referred to the clinic run by the outsourced emergency care provider ThamesDoc. Emergency dental care is available. Physiotherapy has a unit here which is excellently run. The facility is large. Minor procedures are carried out at the community hospital and there are a number of specialist clinics. New Mums can make use of the health visitor and paediatric service in the form of a number of clinics including feeding clinics. In patient facilites exist, mainly for the elderly, those with mental health issues and those on dialysis. Car parking at the community hospital is in hospital car parks and charges apply at all times. This can be an issue at times and there have also been occassions when a space is hard to find.

Situated on the Heathside Road Woking Community Hospital is locatd. The waiting times are often 24…read moreto 48 hours, both for routine procedures and for appointments with doctors. . The staff is very friendly, some less so - seem to be trained to varying degrees. Regardless, the facilities are often clean and pleasant, and the waiting area is large and suitable for both the elderly and children, even if in some cases small children cannot be treated.

The Goldsworth Park Health Centre is essentially a building housing many of the communities local…read morehealth needs. There are three GP practices housed together. The waiting room is more than adequate and has a good range of reading material and children's books. There are toilet facilites and privacy is maintained as a number system is used (rather than having your name called out). A number of NHS clinics also operate from here including audiology and community nursing. The midwifery and health visitor functions are housed here and there are rooms for clinics and classes. Infant innocculations are also carried out here. A community nurse is available and all departments can be contacted by telephone. There's no phlebotomy facility - this is dealt with at the community hospital.

Received a letter for my son, have no idea what it's about, just a time and date, no mention of…read morewhere to go, rang for some info the very rude reception lady said she would find out and ring back, well 6 days later nothing, so I ring again, same lady, said the same thing so just told her to cancel the appointment as I have no idea about information, terrible service for a first time parent, glad to say never been there and never will. What a mess about!!