I enjoyed going there as a volunteer patient last year and previous years, helping the medical…read morestudents with their examinations. I also helped with the tea trolley rounds on Mondays. They have some nice cakes in the shop there.

I had to get a follow-up eye pressure test to clear me for flying, and so came here initially on a…read moreSaturday to the A&E, where the staff were super nice and directed me back to the main hospital where the eye clinic is located in Ward 9. However when went to the eye clinic was informed they closed at noon on Saturday and while I could be admitted, I was looking at a 4-5 hr wait. The staff at reception instead suggested I should return back on Monday before 8:30am, as waiting times then would be less. So according, my brother dropped me off and I got there at 8:20-ish and was given nos 14. Got called an hour later and my information for registration was provided. Then back in line, when was called a second time and described to a nurse what happened. Then back to waiting, but this time in another space. Finally another nurse came out, examined my eye, said she wanted the Doctor to look at it, and back to waiting I went. Finally the Doctor came, said my eye was clearing up nicely and eye pressure was as it should be. I asked if could get a copy of my notes, as them would see a follow up optometrist in Amsterdam and then waited another 30 minutes after which an officious receptionist staff refused my request cause referral letters can only be addressed to a local GP, and I didn't have one! Whew - my experience here was so different (in a bad way) from Bristol Eye Hospital! Longer wait time of around 4 hrs and then they wouldn't make s photocopy of my notes! Not very pleased but at the same time grateful got my eyes checked and everything was fine. Yelp 176/ 2019

Very friendly staff, lovely well thought out hospital. Lots of toys in the waiting areas to keep…read morelittle ones amused. Clean and good facilities like toilets and cafe's etc.

Very friendly staff, nice waiting area plenty of toys for all age groups, never waited longer than…read morean hour to be seen in the emergency department, and doesn't feel stuffy like a normal hospital.

The Old School surgery is fairly new in it's current position. For years it was in outdated…read morebuilding round the corner with no parking and an awful waiting room. Now it's been 'installed' into this delightful old school it's almost nice to have to go to the doctors. There is ample parking at the back, unless you go at school time as the parents park here to pick their kids up. The waiting area is small but ok with a large mural of animals on the wall and lots to do for the kids while they wait. They've stopped calling your name out now though and instead have an sign that flashes up your name and doctor which is annoying because some seats face away from the reception desk so you don't know when it pops up. This is if you process your own arrival into the computer screen as you come in- if you forget you could be sitting there forever. It makes you wonder what the reception staff actually do now all these little jobs are taken away from them. They certainly don't like answering the phone. The three main doctors are very nice and make you feel at ease.

Not the best GPs I have ever had to be honest. The reception staff are friendly, and one of the GPs…read moreI see is friendly however the other two just quite simply don't listen and I dread going there. Still, not the worst I have ever had either. The health centre itself has a lot of facilities such as phlebotomy, physiotherapy etc, which is great when you can't get elsewhere.

beautiful purpose built building, receptionists down to earth and not on planet zog. helpful and…read moreusually accommodating. i am not a patient here, but have many friends who are and rave about the place, apparantly they have a range of complimentary therapies on offer that you can book privately. parking excellent and loads of spaces to choose from, good disabled access and parking and a chemist next door. what else would you want when you are feeling ill?

Pretty new medical centre with pharmacist at the side. Has several doctors on its list, who work in…read moreconjunction with locums and a team of nurses and midwives. Have never had a problem getting an appointment - they offer a triage service between 8-9.30am, if you call, you get called back by a GP who assesses you and makes an appointment accordingly. Non-urgent appointments can be made up to 2 weeks in advance. All doctors offer high standard of care, especially Dr George, who has seen my children a few times and is always very patient. Midwife is wonderful. Building is new and clean, as are the consultation rooms. Run training courses and health promotion courses from time to time. Only downside is car park is far too small.

I had been coming to this Doctors surgery for 25 years, and think I took them for granted. To be…read morehonest, they have the longest wait ever and it used to drive me mad. However, a few house moves and different GPs later, I now appreciate them for the brilliant GPs that they are, and they are definitely worth the wait. They take the time to listen to you, take note of what you actually want, and seem to want what is best for you rather than to get you out of the door as fast as possible and get a fat salary. I guess this is why the appointment times over run! The surgery in Arley is a little outdated and could do with a revamp, but who cares when you get the medical help you need. In comparison, the other GP I was with has a nice complaint winging it's way to the nhs complaints team after I was told I was "a bit anal" for asking about nutrition advice, and being told you jump up and down after all the pills I take so he could hear me rattle!! So I've managed to get near enough to my old GPs and this time I really value them. I would strongly recommend them. They also dispense if you live in the village. They have their own free car park too.

I'm in two minds about Spring Hill. The doctors and nurses are great, when you can get in to see…read morethem; Dr Shah has gone out of his way get my concerns addressed each time I've gone to see him. Problem is getting in to see someone. The appointment system is ridiculous, to be honest. I'd registered for the online system when I first attended, then they changed systems and have asked me to go to the GP surgery with ID, which I now can't do due to COVID. You're told to call at 8am for an appointment, can't get through, and when you finally get through at 8:20 they're all gone. The admin team are hit and miss; some of them have really gone out of their way to help, but others have just been outright rude on the phone. If there was a closer surgery I'd go there - a great GP is only great when you can access them.

I was just at The Hollies this morning. It's been my NHS Surgery for nearly two years now, and…read moretoday was my first slightly negative experience with it. Not being a morning person, I still had to jump at the chance of being offered an appointment within two days of ringing up -- albeit at 8:45am. (Inner monologue: "Oh dear god, what do the hands of a clock look like that early?") Unfortunately, the receptionist had made a mistake, and didn't have a record of my appointment. I was offered an appointment for tomorrow, which I accepted. The GPs/doctors are all very friendly, with fine bedside manner. They often spend more than the typical doctor's two minutes listening to symptoms and recommending treatments. Though I'm not a hypochondriac (honestly, I don't own a single thermometer), I've been to the Surgery about half a dozen times in the past two years. I've always been seen straight away, with less than a five minute wait. The receptionists are all unfailingly polite and helpful -- not something most patients associate with the NHS! The Surgery itself is a bit dingy, and the building is dated. Unfortunately, there is no parking outside, and the only options are very poor street parking or dishing out £2 for the car park across the street. All in all, if one is sick, it's not a terrible place to end up.

offers many services, including gp, speech therapy and eye tests. attatched is a pharmacy and…read moresexual health clinic