Llandaff North Medical Centre currently has an open list and they welcome requests for registration…read morefrom patients living in or moving to the practice area which stretches from Whitchurch to the Canton and Riverside areas of Cardiff. You can register by bringing along your NHS medical card or completing a form available from reception. They will make a note on your records if you prefer to see a particular doctor or nurse. Something not quite right with your health? You can call the surgery or pop in to arrange an appointment to see a doctor or nurse. Appointments are available during the hours listed below. You may book an appointment up to two weeks in advance. Alternatively, if you telephone between 8am and 8:45am they can usually offer an appointment for that day. Mon:9am - 11.50am & 3.30pm - 6pm Tue: 9am - 11.50am & 3.30pm - 6pm Wed: 8.30am - 11.50am Thu: 8.30am - 11.50am & 3.30pm - 6pm Fri:8.30am - 11.50am & 3.30pm - 6pm

This is actually not the nearest doctors' surgery in relation to where I live. However all the…read morepracticing doctors here are so good that it's worth a slightly longer trip. The receptionists are also really nice, and are usually able to answer my queries over the phone. This medical center is only around 10-15 years old, and feels very modern and hygienic. The waiting area is big and comfortable, with many magazines on offer, and plenty of toys to occupy children. The only thing that annoys me about this place is that you usually have to wait at least a week for a non emergency appointment (a nasty cough can often disappear in this time), however I believe this to be a universal problem rather than solely the fault of the Llandaff North medical centre.

On my first appointment the doctor started messing with my medication…read more You do not get a regular doctor, instead you see different doctor's each time. This means that if you find a doctor you are comfortable with and open up honesty to, chances are that you will not see them for awhile. You have too explain everything again to a different doctor, even if you are not comfortable with that. Trying to get an appointment is awful, if you do mange to get an appointment chances are that the doctor has not shown up on time. Reorder of medication usually takes 48 hours unless they send the prescription for a signature to a doctor that is on holiday (this actually happened to me). In closing totally unorganised, unprofessional and completely bizarre. 2 stars as I am feeling generous.

Not great. I telephoned for an appointment some weeks ago and was told I had three options - phone…read morea week in advance, two days in advance or a day in advance for an appointment. My first one was booked two days in advance and it was fine. The next time I needed one I was told I needed to book a week in advance or a day - the option of two days had vanished in the space of a week. So I tried again today to get one a day in advance -only to be told to phone back tomorrow when presumably all the appointments will be taken. Do not bother with this terribly shambolic excuse for a doctors surgery. Nobody actually knows what the agreed booking timescale is.

The new Crwys Medical Centre opened on the 5th of September 2005. It is a modern surgery that is…read moreable to provide full and comfortable facilities for all including the disabled. The surgery is situated at the top end of Wedal Road near the junction with Allensbank Road and has ample, dedicated patient parking. Making your life even easier, there is also a Pearn's Pharmacy incorporated into the building. Dr. Davies - (Male) Dr. Johnson - (Female) Dr. Everest - (Male) Dr. Quarry - (Male) Prior to September 2005, the Crwys Medical Practice had been established since the turn of the last century at 151 Crwys Road but you'll be over the moon to hear that the stain glass window panel that was in the front bay of the old building has now been installed in the waiting area of the new practice. It is all in the detail, you see. For this alone, they get an extra star.

I've never been a patient here, but a friend has and I visited the doctor with her a number of…read moretimes. It's fairly posh here, and it's nice and welcoming. It's rather a pleasant place, that feels almost like a private surgery. There's plenty of parking, a bus stop down the road and the pharmacy is in the same building which is extremely convenient. There are surprisingly few doctors considering the size of the place, but my friend never had to wait too long for an appointment. There are a few clinics, including an asthma clinic and diabetes clinic that not every doctors surgery has. As the medical centre is quite close to the Heath University Hospital, there are occasionally medical students sitting in, although you will be informed beforehand and given the option of requesting to see the doctor alone if you'd rather. This is a lovely surgery, and one of the most convenient being completely accessible for disabled patients, having great parking facilities and its own pharmacy. One of the best in the area.

Surgeries are all by an appointment-only system. Appointments can be booked by telephoning the…read moresurgery the day before or on the day you wish to be seen. They try to make sure you see the doctor of your choice but if they are not available they may ask you to see another doctor. If you are too ill to come to the surgery and you require a visit at home, call the surgery before 10am. Doctor: Dr P Kumar Singh (Female) Practice Nurse: Rita Fellows Telephone for test results (eg blood, urine, x-ray) between 2.00pm and 4.00pm each day. The NHS does not pay for some of the services the surgery provide. These include private sick notes, insurance forms, holiday cancellation forms, medical reports, fitness to travel certificates, private prescriptions, passport signing and some vaccination services. Their fees for these services, which are in line with BMA approved national guidelines, are displayed in the surgery.

As an amputee experiencing phantom pain and sensation, I have faced major difficulties. The doctors…read moreat this medical centre gradually reduced my medication, aiming to stop it altogether without offering any alternatives. During this period, I felt unheard, especially as I was grieving the loss of my aunt to cancer. After seeing a pain management doctor, it seems that this practice doesn't like supplying number of other pain medication and have been referred to them I had surgery on my remaining which was leg knee replacement. This practice removed me after being formed I had the operation. I only received 1 weeks of meds from the hospiworth of pain medication and at home after being in for one practice does not care about their patience especially if they are on certain medication it's clear to me what is happening at this GP and I will be speaking to to the relative regards to serious negligence

I'm not the type of person to like going to the doctors very much. I guess it's being from America,…read moreit's entrenched within me to avoid the doctor whenever possible. However, when a mysterious swelling and itchiness started showing up on my legs and feet (no bug bites, didn't resemble an allergic reaction either) I decided to forgo my stubbornness and head over to a walk-in session: (Walk-Ins are available from 9 to 11 every morning, but I recommend getting in before 8:30 opening time to register your name early to avoid longer queues) I met with Dr Simon Braybrook so this review is primarily for him. 1 star off because I haven't had much experience with any other doctor to know if the experience I have is consistent throughout the practice (but will be happy to update my review if I find this to be the case). Dr Braybrook was VERY good + He walked me through all of his thought process so I understood what was going on instead of just blindly following instruction (that I just can't do! My nerves won't be able to handle it). ( ie: He thought the simplest solution would be that it's a possible bacterial infection such as cellulitis so prescribed me antibiotics but said that if it hasn't gotten any better or returns then he wants a blood test to test for auto-immune. It wasn't just a "ok here's some antibiotics off you go", I felt involved in my own diagnosis and treatment! ) + He answers all questions, no matter how silly they might sound. And he answers them fully - this is probably why during my first appointment with him, he was training medical students! He's really great at explaining the entire process. + He took me seriously. I have a family history of lupus so even though I don't experience any of the major symptoms, the fear or auto-immune is always at the back of my mind. I've heard about a lot of doctors who brush off these worries because of the slim likelihood but he definitely seemed to understand where I was coming from with my fears. --- They also have a conjoining pharmacy that handles all your prescriptions. Overall, I leave Butetown Medical Practice feeling very informed about my health and the thought of "going to the doctor" isn't such a bad thing after all. If you've just moved into the area and you're in need of a clinic, I highly recommend requesting Dr Braybrook - a great practitioner!

This is now part of the North Road Medical Centre group following the closure of Llwynbedw Medical…read moreCentre on 1st December 2017. http://jomec.co.uk/thecardiffian/2017/10/31/thousands-limbo-gps-centre-closes/

Cathedral View MC is a branch of Llwynbedw Medical Centre, Caerphilly Road - a partnership of four…read moreGP's working from two sites. The Practice Area extends from Thornhill and Lisvane in the North; to Roath in the South, Whitchurch and Llandaff to the West and Cyncoed Road to the East. Head of Practice: Thomas MJ (Male) Other GPs: Watson MR (Male) Adams B (Male) William BW (Female) Clinics and services include: Child Health and Immunisation Clinics, Cervical Cytology Clinics, Ante-Natal Maternity Clinics, Contraception and Family Planning, Well Person Clinic, Asthma Clinic, Diabetic Clinic, Influenza Vaccination Clinic, Travel Health, Minor Surgery, Phlebotomist, and Counselling. To make an appointment telephone Cathedral View Medical Centre on 029 2052 2811 or call in to the surgery. There are no parking restrictions in Cathedral View Medical Centre.

Built on the site of the former Victorian St David's Hospital, which closed in 1990, the all-new…read morehospital opened in March 2002 offering brand new facilities to their mainstay: older people and rehabilitation patients. It is the first new hospital to have opened in Cardiff for 30 years. Today the 100-bed building includes a range of purpose-designed facilities including a 25-place day hospital and four wards dedicated to the care of older people. Patients have been relocated from the Royal Hamadryad and Lansdowne Hospitals. The Day Hospital is open five days per week and provides all-new amenities and furniture. St David's also offers: *Podiatry Services *Child & Adolescent Psychiatry Services *Respite Care *A community-based children's centre for West Cardiff *A primary dental care unit *A range of out-patient services.

My experience is only of the Acute Response Team, based at ST Davids…read more Parking is easy and convenient (remember to log your registration number at reception). Reception staff are very helpful and friendly, the hospital and grounds are very, clean quiet and relaxed. I cannot speak highly enough of the acute response team - caring, efficient, friendly and treat you with respect.

If you or your loved ones are feeling poorly then you can actually see a doctor on the same day!…read moreObviously you have to be registered and living in or around Radyr. There's two systems - if you are having a bit of an unexpected event - chicken pox, an inexplicable rash, the baby won't stop crying and throwing up - then you can call at 8am and be seen that morning. You have to take your chances with which doctor it is. Or, if you have a more organised ailment you can make an afternoon appointment for some specified date in the future. And if you ever wondered what phlebotomy is - then now you can find out with a handy clinic just for that. There's other clinics too - for things you've heard of like pregnancy or stopping that happening.

Doctors don't just try and make you better when you are sick. This particular medical centre…read moreoffers all sorts of lifestyle advice and screening services including diet, weight management, smoking, cholesterol and sexual health to improve your day to day and keep you healthier longer. These may be accessed by making an appointment with the practice nurses. Here's the other usual doctor surgery whatnot info: The Practice Area: Pentyrch, Morganstown, Radyr, Danescourt, Gwaelod-y-Garth, Llandaf and parts of Fairwater Practice Team Radyr Medical Centre is a four doctor partnership and holds a fully valid GMS Contract with Cardiff Local Health Board to operate as an NHS Primary Care Medical Centre. Partners: * Dr Timothy Jenkins * Dr Margaret Price * Dr Helen Lawton * Dr Huw Thomas * Dr Jamie Mark Boyce Nurses: * Sister Debbie Lavin * Sister Sally Jenkins The surgery operates as an open system each morning whereby you need to ring on the day you need to be seen and you will be given a time to attend.