The type of care I got through Healy Medical center was disastrous due to the lady working the…read morefront desk doing calls on 4 Feb 2025. First of all, lady says "hello???" one second after she asks a question-time after time again-not giving one time to think. As an autistic person, I don't expect the neurotypical world to accommodate me but phone calls are hard as it is, no need to rush things. No matter how clearly and slowly I said "her", ', and "she", for my girlfriend, she just couldn't grasp that someone is able to identify differently than her. I wasn't able to speak to the doctor for her test results even though she was next to me in the end because that kind of invalidating behavior at reception makes it very difficult to continue conversation with someone-my girlfriend heard everything and is now distressed. This kind of rude behavior is why the trans suicide rates are so high. On top of this, if her name is Janet, we have asked for her to be removed from my girlfriend's care, so I have no idea why she was even there in the first place.

I have to rate it with a star even tho i originally had none!! I switched to another surgery last…read moreyear!

To be blunt this "medical practice" is undoubtedly responsible for many avoidable premature deaths…read more The reception staff when present completely ignore your enquiries and pass you on to a wheel of irrelevant processes and ways in which to see a GP whom we have paid handsomely through our taxes. They make everything so difficult. I asked to see my GP and the receptionist only knew one word of English. Over and over with no listening skills used on her behalf she ordered me to "ring". I stood outside and phoned the practice while discreetly observing her ignore the phone call on three occasions. This place is draining money from the system by employing absolute morons who couldn't care less about the profession they are in or the patients who pay their wages. It needs investigating as the repercussions of such slack service are very likely fatal and jeopardise good people's lives.

I have been on the phone waiting for someone to pick up the phone. 17 minutes I have been 1st in…read morethe queue and no one has picked up. Ridiculous

Really great doctor's surgery. The receptionists are lovely and always really helpful. I have seen…read more2 different doctors and they were both great! Sometimes it can be quite difficult to get an appointment but that's London for you!

Sniff cough cough, sniff…read more... I knew the say would come when I would be feeling a little under the weather and think to write up about these guys. Basically this is a NHS walk in centre with a proper doctors surgery attached. It's a little bit of a weird building anyway, like a little portable home that has been plonked behind a large fence and had a NHS sign plonked on it. I have to say that the people who work here are lovely, you can catch them on an off day and yes if you do just walk in expect to wait 3 hours, but as far as centres like this go, this is one of the best. There is loads of waiting space and a pharmacy right next door in the Morrisons so it's super continent. There is the Brooke Road surgery about 10 minutes walk from here but it's not a patch on this place. Oh and the doctors are friendly and the nurses caring! :O)

Sorry, are we talking about the same place? I've had the total misfortune of using this 'care…read morecentre' for the past year, and I've found the staff on every occasion to be at best rude, and at worst totalky incompetent. I'd recommend to anyone thinking of using this centre to avoid at all costs- there are other centres in stamford hill and stoke newington where you will be treated with a little respect and sympathy.

Despite all of the hoops you have to jump through to get anything NHS related done, the Holborn…read moreMedical Centre is pretty good. Surgery hours have recently been extended so that working patients are more likely to be able to get appointments. They have also recently changed their booking system, allowing patients to book appointments up to two weeks in advance, as previously they only had an on-the-day booking system. The staff I have come across have been friendly and helpful, and the surgery is easily accessible. Overall, I would give this place a thumbs up, which for an NHS joint is pretty impressive.

Very impressed with this surgery! The receptionists are friendly and the GPs that I have seen are…read morecaring, knowledgeable and efficient. I would thoroughly recommend it.

Bureaucratic NHS bullshit…read more Visited Tuesday (have been sick for 4 weeks). Takes a swab of my throat, tells me to call Friday. I call Friday. They tell me I needed to call before noon. They tell me to call back Monday. *I tell them to piss off. *i didn't tell them this. I just died ever so slightly more inside.

Very pleasant surgery. Reception staff is not the friendliest one but the doctors seem to be…read moreknowledgeable, nice and caring. I have needed them twice and they have been efficient and helpful. The appointments seem to be more or less on time. I rarely waited more than 10 minutes past my scheduled appointment. You have to book in advance but they do give you an option to be seen on the day if urgent. I actually find the level of service at this surgery to be quite good.

Dina and the staff at the Vale practice are caring friendly and helpful, all you want in a local…read moreG.P not to mention professional and knowledgeable. You will get treated as a person not a symptom here.

Located on the South West patch of the Hackney borough, the area is seeing a renaissance of…read moreactivity, including the re-emergence of the market itself, and the continuing influence of resident local artists and designers. On site they have a full team including Practice Manager, two Practice Nurses ,Reception Manager, and five part time receptionists as employed staff; we also have an attached District Nurse, attached Health Visitor, attached Midwifery Team, attached Clinical Psychologist, attached Health Advocates (Turkish/ Kurdish and Vietnamese), named Social Worker, named CPN, and named Occupational Therapist. Phew thank the lord for that! Not technically my borough, but came in handy for a recent stomach bug consultation ;-)

Had tele-consultation yesterday. Doctor was lovely but was meant to consult her colleague and come…read moreback to me with advice but never called back. Which means I actually got zero advice about what to do next. Then I get a random email asking me to get a blood test (which is a little scary/random and wasn't mentioned on the call) but can't open the doc as supposedly I was sent a password via text (I was not). overall quite disappointed and definitely confused about my medical situation. I suspect I will have to call up and get another appointment - not the best use of anyone's time.

I had my appointment with Dr Nazir at 10:50 am. The appointment was brief and he prescribed me some…read moreantibiotics. I went to the designated pharmacy to pick up my prescription at 13:30 pm. My prescription was not sent to them. I have wasted a trip to the pharmacy, wasted my time, petrol (I drove) and I paid for parking as it was in the high street. I suffered from a broken ankle due to an injury back in March and I still need the support of crutches. So in conclusion this journey was not an easy one to make. I am disappointed and now I dread the feeling of having to go back to the pharmacy again

not my favourite doctors surgery but unfortunately its my local one. very tired exterior and…read moreinterior. doesnt feel hygeinic -especially the doctors consulting room in the shop window. reception staff are inept at best!