I love the Natural Health Clinic. It's a co-operative of professional therapists comprised of…read morereally experienced therapist who really know what they are doing. All of them are qualified to the highest standards within their chosen field, and with such a broad team to choose from, they pretty much have all of the complimentary health bases covered. Here's what they do: Acupuncture Allergy Testing Aromatherapy Counselling Herbal Medicine Homeopathy Hypnotherapy Indian Head Massage Nutrition Osteomyology Reiki Reflexology Shiatsu Out of this list I have had a number of treatments for various conditions. Shiatsu is brilliant for rebalancing the system and correcting imbalances on a profound level as well as in a more obvious respect. It will cure aches and pains that emerge from an overuse of the body, but will also assist in improving more subtle conditions such as digestion. I have also received Acupuncture (great for pain of any kind), and Herbal Medicine for infections, sluggishness and even as a form of tropical medicine, (to rid me of parasites when I came back from India - this was precautionary rather than specifically needed as I wasn't showing any specific symptoms at the time).

New Moors Surgery is next door to Mark Roberts Dental Surgery on Splott Road, in the heart of the…read moreretail district, which, of course, makes everything very convenient! It's entirely possible to get your teeth cleaned, your blood pressure tested, and do the weekly shop in a matter of a couple of hours, leaving you the rest of the day to smile generously (flashing those glinting white teeth), and charge about enjoying yourself, safe in the knowledge that you have taken care of business and possess the kind of health that lends itself to this kind of exertion! (That is, unless you expect to do all of this on a Wednesday... on this day the surgery is closed all day). Open surgery takes place between the hours of 8.30 and 10.30, meaning that no appointment is necessary. All you have to do is simply turn up no later than 10.30 and wait to be seen. It is possible to book a morning appointment by phoning at 8.00 on the day you wish to be seen by a doctor. It is possible to make an afternoon appointment in advance between the hours of 2.00 and 4.00.

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.

Been coming to this surgery all my adult life and I have generally found it to be a really positive…read moreexperience. The surgery is well laid out, spacious and clean. There's plenty of car parking space too. Because it's busy it's not always easy to get an appointment but when I do get to see my GP I always feel she is giving me her full attention. Also having seen a number of other GP's at the surgery I feel I have had the same courtesy and care that I always receive. The one drawback when phoning any surgery these days is having to get past the gatekeepers on reception. Surgery receptionists all seem to have been made in the same factory. They all have one aim in mind to stop you accessing their services at all costs. But once you get over this hurdle things always seem to go pretty smoothly.

This is a large General Practice in Cardiff that was initially established in 1903 at the original…read morepremises on Newport Road. Over the years the practice has grown considerably and they therefore moved into new purpose-built premises at the sites in Minster Road, Roath and Brynderwen Surgery in St. Mellons. Both Surgeries have full wheelchair access and disabled toilet facilities. On-site parking is available at Minster Road Surgery, whilst patients attending Brynderwen Surgery are able to use the car park of the Tesco Store adjacent to the Surgery. Head of Practice: Lloyd IW (Male) Other GPs: Edwards RP (Male) Evans MH (Male) Jones NR (Male) Lydon HCM (Female) Mcwilliams JG (Male) Scholey JA (Female) Thomas CE (Female) Carnell J (Male) Owens RE (Female) Paul Gill (Male) Open Access on Monday mornings from 8.30am - 11.00am. Pre-booked appointments from 8.30am - 10.30am and 3.15pm - 5.30pm each day. Appointments are reserved in the surgery for urgent problems. If you need an urgent appointment make this clear to the receptionist.

I was spoken to like I was worthless in my first call to Roathwell as a new patient. I think the…read moreRoathwell receptionist gaslit me as a SA abuse victim (I dread to think what else this surgery will do to me in future. I havent attended an appointment yet). I wanted to try to talk more about issues about booking my smear, including that I tended to throw out my cervical wales letters due to trauma (so I didnt know if I had one left to bring) but the receptionist wasnt making it a comfortable call for me and even booked my appointment too early. I'm traumatised from abuse (I've been to a mental hospital due to mental trauma, where I also got abused) so I havent been able to attend a smear test yet (I'm over 30 years old and women should have smears earlier than this). Towards the end of the call, the receptionist said 'thats ridiculous that is' (the RelayUK handler didnt type it so its not in the transcript). Heres the transcript of my RelayUK call with Roathwell (The RelayUK advisor typed whatever the receptionist said): 'Relay Advisor: Holding... Good afternoon roapswell surgery how can i help GA Me: Can I book my first smear test please? Im spotting blood and Im getting worsening left sided body pain (including my stomach) with constant right sided head pain. Im [I SHARED MY AGE] and I've never had a smear test. Can I have my smear test in a weeks time or mores? Relay Advisor: Okay we need the patients date of birth GA Me: [I SHARED MY DATE OF BIRTH] Relay Advisor: Thank you bear with me, and what is your name GA Me: [I SHARED MY NAME] Relay Advisor: Okay youll need to call us at 8oclock one morning and have a chat with a doctor you cant just ... Explaining Relay UK, please wait... Me: im recording this phonecall now Relay Advisor: Okay you will need to call us at Me: I Relay Advisor: 8oclock any Me: have had many letters from Relay Advisor: morning Me: cervical wales Relay Advisor: ... Okay then if you had many letters you shouldve Me: ok Relay Advisor: called us before GA Me: whats your Relay Advisor: Now you have Me: name? Relay Advisor: stated you have a letter we can book you in bring your Me: Whats your Relay Advisor: letter with you or the test wont go Me: name? Relay Advisor: ahead ... Dont need my Me: your so Relay Advisor: name are you able to Me: horrible Relay Advisor: attend on thursday the 16th 10 past 9 Me: im a rape victim Relay Advisor: ... I dont have to take that comment im sorry i can terminate the call at any time do you want the Me: your Relay Advisor: appointment or not? GA Me: not nice i definetly cant interact with you so i need to know i struggle with a lot of issues your making feel unsafe Relay Advisor: Im going to ask a question would you like the appointment on thursday at 10 past 9 or not im Me: yes Relay Advisor: not here to be Me: I need to Relay Advisor: liked im here to do a job GA Me: know your name please for Relay Advisor: Thank Me: complaints Relay Advisor: you, no im not Me: procedures Relay Advisor: giving out my name were not obliged to give out our names for personal safety reason si Me: no Relay Advisor: just Me: wait Relay Advisor: remind you [THEY SAID MY NAME] to bring your Me: please i Relay Advisor: letter on Me: need to Relay Advisor: thursday Me: explain to the boss whats going on Relay Advisor: ... Me: your absoluetly out of order and Relay Advisor: Okay well then im going to go if im not that helpful okay can you let them know im Me: i need Relay Advisor: terminating the call the Me: to Relay Advisor: appointment is Me: speak to someone else to explain whats going Relay Advisor: booked you Me: on Relay Advisor: just need to come in with the letter otherwise the appointment wont go ahead if oyu haven't got the letter GA Thank you for using Relay UK. Goodbye. [Then the receptionist said 'thats ridiculous that is' and then spoke numbers. Then the call got cut off]

I don't know why but when I first read the sign it made me think of Roswell High but I've never…read moreseen any Teen Aliens there. At least I don't think I have. I'll bet the doctors have seen a few UFOs though (Unidentifiable Freaky Objects). The surgery is a longstanding multi-disciplinary primary care organization. They work from two premises - Newport Road and Splott Road, which are easily accessible for patients within their practice area. The surgery employs four doctors and two nurses. They also train new doctors, how cool is that? I've worked in a school of medicine before and trainee doctors are generally hardworking lovely folk (most of them). They also have a higher than most likely-to-be-cute factor, or maybe that's just to me. Anything else? Oh yeah, this practice is a registered carer practice so feel free to contact them if you care for a relative or friend and need advice. If you live within our practice area, you are able to register as a patient. Telephone or visit reception for details. The practice area is: Adamsdown, Cathays, Central, Cyncoed, Heath, Lakeside, Llanedeyrn, Llanrumney, Pentwyn, Penylan, Roath, Roath Park, Rumney, Splott, St. Mellons, Tremorfa, and Trowbridge.

Want a bit of history with your prescription? Here's some: Located within one of Cardiff's main…read moreshopping areas, the Meddygfa Albany Surgery is one of the oldest established in the City, serving the locality for over a hundred years. Although the Surgery has relocated to City Road it has retained its friendly, welcoming atmosphere. It also has a lift for patients who have difficulties with the stairs. The Practice has a defined practice area covering mainly Roath, Cathays and Penylan. They undertake the teaching of medical students for six months of the year. Patients will be asked if they have any objections to a student being present at their consultation. Feel free to say that you'd prefer them not to be present. Morning appointments (8:30am to 11:30am) are operated on an 'open access' basis and patients are requested to telephone the Surgery from 8:00am on the day they wish to see a doctor.

I agree with the other reviewers. I am convinced that they are doing everything they can to…read moremotivate patients to leave and register elsewhere. From their rudeness on the phone, draconian appointment booking system, even the confrontational 'did-not-attend' warning posters in the waiting room; the whole place stinks of ineptitude and lack of compassion. My latest gripe; 11 days to input a referral into their computer, the doctor promised me contact within two weeks, and it has been 28 days until finally I phoned them. The pregnant pause I left on the phone? Did they say that little word, 'sorry'? HAHA you must be kidding.