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    Queensbridge Group Practice

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    Spitalfields Practice

    Spitalfields Practice

    2.5(2 reviews)
    1.7 mi•Brick Lane, Whitechapel, Shoreditch

    Innumerable mistakes to do with my medication/doses. It took over six months to get my monthly…read moreprescriptions correct. Staff on the front desk are mostly useless and at times downright rude. I have had to explain simple medical terminology in notes from my private GP to a GP at this surgery. I have just rang to ask for help with regards to ordering my prescription online, explaining that I am abroad and need the prescription ready for when I arrive back. I was not asked for any of my details nor the medication in question - you'd imagine this to be rather important information. The response was: "sorry we don't take requests over the phone" ... yes but can you help me register online? "No, I can't see your screen. Please come into the surgery" .. I am abroad "well when you are back you can put a request in at the surgery"

    I'd had much better experiences with this surgery since 2013, coincidentally, the same time as I…read morewas allocated to a new GP. Waiting times have been cut down, and my GP listens and does seem to take my ailments seriously, no matter how embarrassed I am to speak about them. I've been able to get appointments within a few days (it helps that my office is near enough that I can go during working hours) and the online booking system is pretty decent as well, allowing you to book and cancel appointments online. The only complaint here that I have now is that, if you have to call for any reason whatsoever, the chances are that you will spend a long time on the phone on hold. I suppose that it's inevitable though. The NHS is a free service available to all, and it's only to be expected that it's busy!

    Mill Street Surgery

    Mill Street Surgery

    3.0(2 reviews)
    2.8 mi•London Bridge

    If you are lucky enough to be able to register here than you can be safe in the knowledge that you…read morehealth will be in the best possible hands. I wish that I didn't have to move from this surgery as it is the best I have experienced in London. It is a small and friendly surgery where the receptionists are very pleasant and helpful. They also open at either 7.30am or 8am in the mornings and 9pm on Tuesday which avoids the whole hassle of taking time off work to visit the doctor. My doctor was Dr Ana Viejo who was fantastic and on the one occasion I couldn't see her, I had a terrible throat infection and the practice manager on walking through the reception could see my discomfort. He then immediately saw me despite not being on duty as the doctor I was due to see was running late. Efficient, friendly and as pleasant as going to the doctor can be.

    The Porsche driving doctor in charge of this surgery does not give a flying... about patients. Golf…read moreclubs and his car are all that matter. You'd be better off self medicating. Amongst my complaints are incorrect diagnosises, incorrect prescriptions being issued, the doctor constantly missing appointments (mostly due to his supposed illness - but that is where the golf clubs come in) and insisting that my 8.5 month pregnant wife walk 2 miles to get £10 from a cash machine when I had already said that I would personally bring the cash round straight after work.

    City Doc

    City Doc

    2.4(8 reviews)
    1.5 mi•Barbican

    Yikes. I must update…read more My superbug raged on (see previous review) for several more weeks -- as CityDoc "doctor" mis-advised me to take my antibiotic pack for 5 days, when it should have been 7. The pack had SEVEN days worth in it, but he wrote on the pack -- "take for 5 days." WTF. It's a pretty basic task. I followed orders, my infection flared back up (into strep throat, OMG THE WORST) -- and I was back at the GP 2x after. They tsk tsk'ed the poor recommendation by CityDoc and I can't disagree. Not cool at the tune of 75 quid, either. LAME. Skip this place.

    There was nothing really wrong with this GP…read more I came because of a very strong and persistent cough. My appointment was arranged on the same day (Saturday) and upon arrival it only took 10 minutes until I was seen. I thought the examination was very brief, perhaps because the male GP didn't want to have me undress my upper torso fully. His diagnosis was on the brief side and he suggested antibiotics. Upon my remark that the mucus would be clear, wouldn't this suggest something viral rather than bacterial, his reply was "if it is viral, the antibiotics won't do any harm and if it is bacterial the antibiotics will do the trick". Hm, antibiotics not doing any harm? When I later checked, they were also broad spectrum so I would beg to differ. I had to ask whether I should adjust the medication I have taken so far if I take the antibiotics (sudafeed, ibuprofen). He was like no, they shouldn't interact. He failed to mention possible interactions with the pill which I have told him I was taking. Somehow I thought this was a bit aggressive, "dump the strongest drugs into your body and see" and he could have introduced himself or taken a bit more time to actually explain things and consult my opinion. Then again, what would have been the alternative? Him saying "it is probably viral and antibiotics mess with your body big way, drink lots of fluids and come back if it doesn't get better" may not go down well with most people given that a consultation is GBP75. Kudos for brushing off my suggestion of whether I should be worried of Tuberculosis at all - even though they do offer a test, he did not go for the opportunity to offer to do it (and cash in). So all in all, while I prefer my GP "back home", I don't think this one is bad within the context of the UK health system.

    Queensbridge Group Practice - physicians - Updated October 2026

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