This is the other branch of North Cardiff Medical Centre. The one that is not at Excalibur Drive…read moreSurgery. The one that is actually at 67 Thornhill Road. Apart from that most things are the same. Things like this: 'At present we are not accepting any applications, except from immediate family members of existing patients.' An Advanced Access appointment system is in operation at the surgery for all clinicians which aims to enable all patients to see a Health Professional within 24hrs. A number of appointments can be pre-booked up to two weeks in advance. All other appointments can be booked on the day. Additional Services include: * Cervical Screening * Contraceptive services * Vaccinations and Immunisations * Child Health Surveillance * Maternity services (excluding intra partum care which is an enhanced service) * The minor surgery procedures of curettage, cautery, cryocautery or warts and verrucae and other skin lesions Disabled Access is available at both surgeries to all patient areas. Both sites are equipped with Hearing Loop. Somethings are different. Parking at 67 Thornhill Road is restricted. Please do not wait in the entrance or exit drives and respect the coned areas. If possible please park elsewhere when visiting the surgery. This branch also closes half an hour earlier. That is all.

The doctors here go by the names of Bowen, Rees, Lane, Scolding and Davies. The area covered by the…read morepractice includes Roath, Penylan, Llanedeyrn, Lisvane, Llanishen, Cathays, Pentwyn, Birchgrove, Heath and Cyncoed. You can make an appointment to see a doctor. Or a nurse. To make an appointment telephone 029 2048 8299 during opening hours, or call in personally at reception. They offer a range of services over and above General Medical Services, including Maternity Medical Services (Antenatal, Post Natal), Child Health Surveillance (which sounds a lot more sinister than it actually is), Baby and Childhood Immunisation Clinics and more. The building has access, through the car park at the rear, for disabled patients.

It is for the use of little; local companies like this one as to why we need the help of websites…read morelike yelp to tell us all about a place, locally from a personal perspective. I say this because I have found it hard myself when I've been trying look up certain companies information and details about the place and to have a good photograph on hand to know what the company looks like. So it is great to have people like us going out and about experiencing places like this surgery. Or by simply taking a trip down memory lane; by writing about where we have been in the past. This surgery is a small place where it has a reception desk and a waiting room for you to wait and here your name be called for a doctor's appointment. Swine Flu Vaccinations are taken place here at this surgery now. This is particularly for those people who are 65 years of age or older and women who are pregnant. You need to go to the surgery to make an urgent appointment. The building has access for disabled patients, but be aware that this is located through their car park at the rear. All records for every individual are kept confidential and this company is a part of the NHS. I recommend this place to all locals to use as the staff are very caring and kind.

Visited there 12/3 2025 I made a review for the Tuesday informed receptionist dirty toilets wee…read moreon floor had to go back Wednesday expecting any change any change but no main toilet mould fungus under the ink mold on pipes to toilet sink dirty skirting boards dust debris so it went bk to the receptionist who abruptly told me it's getting sorted I said you said this yesterday it's still the same except the big rusty bin was changed to a small rusty bin I asked for practice manager the reception then abruptly again sed not available so I asked her to ring me straight away I got a call they said we are aware of it it's being sorted the receptionists are still rude getting away with distressing patience the toilet should be gutted I think kid going there the offer you masks wipes at reception but I feel you could catch more with the appalling standard no soap in toilet nothing to dry hands slightly shocking it says Swansea on top but I live in cardiff

This isn't great at all…read more When you're ill, the last thing you want is to wake up at 8 to have to fight for an appointment. Because everyone is calling, you're left just calling back - which takes time and can easily run into 50, 60 calls. Also, they don't allow you to order a repeat prescription by phone. So, you've got to go to the surgery, which takes time, wait 48h for the script to be prepared and then go back and collect it, which is just a bit backwards when a call could save a journey and hours of time. I was given this doctor by Uni - I'd advise moving if you have the choice.

All Kings Road surgeries are booked by an appointment-only system. The earlier half of the morning…read more surgery has routine appointments bookable in advance, the latter half of the morning surgery has appointments bookable on the day. The earlier half of the afternoon surgery are bookable on the day. The latter half of the afternoon surgery has routine appointments bookable in advance. Patients will need to contact the surgery early in the morning for a "book on the day" appointment. This can be done over the telephone or in person at reception (the phone lines are open at 8.30am). If you are too ill to get to the surgery and you require a visit at home you can call the surgery before 10.30am and see if a doctor is available. BONUS: Acupuncture appointments are available with Dr Glascoe during routine surgeries for acupuncture treatment, for registered and non-registered patients.

Consistently shit at answering their calls and calling if I'm honest. Been trying to get hold of…read morethem for the past 2 hours to see if a perscription for antibiotics would be ready but no. Seems to me they must finished on a Monday at 4 instead of 6pm

The Whitchurch Road Surgery is one of those suburban surgeries that are really friendly and…read morewelcoming, especially when compared to the more mainstream, larger clinics that seem to be growing in numbers. A lot of them are so big these days that they have lost their human touch, and tend to see the patients as numbers on a list, rather than people with a medical condition, that need caring for. The practice is comprised of six doctors two of whom are female. They offer all of the usual services, but also provide a specialist student facilities also. These include: Sexual Health Services Pill checks Smoking Cessation Counselling, mental health and advice services Travel vaccines and advice Immunisations and vaccinations The surgery is not operating at full capacity at present, which is great if you have just started Uni, or have moved to the area for a different reason. New registrations are performed between 11.00am and 3.00pm.

Dr Jonathan Edwards (Male), Dr Jacqueline Scott (Female), Dr Sarah Davies (Female), Dr Ben Robinson…read more(Male), and Dr Natalie Rees (Female) make up the core team. The St David Medical Centre is a training practice and may also have an allocated GP Specialist Trainee. These are fully qualified doctors who are in the final stages of their General Practice training. Currently Dr Fay Murray-Brown and Dr Stuart Gray are attached to them. They operate an open access surgery where no appointment is necessary on: Monday 09:00 - 10:45 Tuesday 10:00 - 10:45 Wednesday 10:00 - 10:45 Thursday 10:00 - 10:45 Friday 09:00 - 10:45 There are booked appointments on Tuesday, Wednesday, Thursday and Friday mornings between 09:00 - 10:00 and Monday, Tuesday and Thursday afternoons varying from 14:30 - 17:20.

This is a branch surgery run by Birchgrove Surgery. Birchgrove was first established in the 1920's…read more The Practice is a Partnership of 5 GP's - Dr Jonathan Prichard, Dr Angus Maclean, Dr Jacqueline Graham, Dr Elizabeth Arnold and Dr Jeremy Davies. The Practice also has 4 Practice Nurses and other visiting clinical staff. The branch surgery is open from 8.30am to 12.30pm daily, Monday to Friday. Patients are seen by appointment between 8.30am and 11.30am. To make an appointment please phone 02920 614695

This is a family practice with a history of providing medical services to Whitchurch and the…read moresurrounding area since 1916. Dr Jones replaced Dr G Harris on his retirement in 1983 and Dr Hyett joined on the retirement of Dr Thelma Williams in 1992. Dr Maria Johnson joined the practice as part time assistant in 2000. The practice moved to the purpose-built premises of Park Road Surgery in 1993. These premises offer modern facilities and easy parking, with convenient access for disabled people. In 2001 the practice gained the Investor in People Award. Meddygfa Llwyncelyn Practice offers a 'rapid and flexible appointment system' offering contact within two working days for routine matters. Surgeries operate from 08:00 to 11:30 and 14:30 to 18:00, Monday to Friday. Routine appointments are 12 mins long and are available for booking up to six weeks in advance. Longer appointments are available if required. Same day appointments are available morning, afternoon and evening. Requests for same day appointments will be added to the triage list and a doctor will phone you back as soon as possible to organise the most appropriate type of care. The Health Visitors are also available to give advice on minor ailments, behaviour, eating and sleep problems for the under 5's. Contact them direct on 02920 693757

Need a blood test? A general check up? Need injections? Need your Ear's to be syringed due to the…read moreamount of ear wax that is clogging up your ear holes? Then this is the perfect medical centre for you. I much prefer attending this place than the hospital or a Dentistry. Because it is so much more cosy and homely rather than those places, which have cold green, blue and white as there wall paper decorations. I feel this way to all of these colours and there patterns because they make me feel cold and irritable because I often find that they are the signs of the colours that people use to decorate dull; painful, depressing and decorated places. However, this medical centre is wonderful; there are so many pretty and interesting sights to see right around and in front of you. For example; as soon as you enter the building there is a very large fish tank attracting your eyes. They certainly attract mine and young children. They also have a small children's play area and a sitting area down and up stairs. The people are really friendly and careful when they deal with you medical needs. I think they have a couple of locations where they have a medical centre based, but this one is now in Pontprennua. We had to go elsewhere before, in Cyncoed. It is free to attend and for everything else there. If you have previously booked an appointment either there or on the phone, then you just have to press some buttons on a computer that will talk back to you telling you who will see you and whether you have to sit up stairs or down stairs. Very Sci-Fi.

You're looking a bit green, if you don't mind me saying so. Have you seen someone about that?…read more CMC is a Four Doctor Partnership. The Practice holds a fully valid GMS Contract with Cardiff Local Health Board to operate as an NHS Primary Care Medical Centre. The practice area includes parts of: Cyncoed, Lakeside, Roath Park, Pentwyn, and Pontprennau. Doctors: Dr. Guy Marshall, Dr. Anna Maclean, Dr. John Jones, Dr. Manon Kirkwood and Dr. Charlotte Green. Nurses: Nurse Practitioner: Pamela Stacey Practice Nurse: Cathy Bird Practice Nurse: Jan Palmer Practice Nurse: Heather Chappell Health Care Assistant: Julie Sansom Health care Assistant: Karen Male Appointments may be made by telephoning, writing, emailing, (enquiries@gp-w97010.wales.nhs.uk) or faxing however the telephone is the easiest and most convenient method.

My experience so far with this surgery (and I have only been there for a month or so) is not a good…read moreone. 1 reception staff member, has been extremely rude and abrupt towards me. The practise partner (some women) is extremely rude, disrespectful, depraved etc etc, so it isn't good so far. What is wrong with GP surgeries these days. What happened to a goof level of service. I feel a complaint will need to be submitted here. I will see how the levels of service continues, and make some decisions.

Wow. Just tried to book an appointment there, calling at 10.00am on a Tuesday for a morning…read moreappointment some time this week. Told to call back tomorrow at 8am because that's the system, but was offered an afternoon appointment the following week! Entirely inward focused with no regard for what might suit the end user.