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I had some bad experiences with this surgery but in the last 2 years I have had absolutely fantastic service and care from this surgery.
What ever they did to change things its working .
I now have compete faith in them now.
I don't think this surgery should continue in business, they are that bad.
For my recent appointment, they palmed me off with a paramedic and then carried out an online referral with the hospital, who rejected the plastic surgery required.
Shocking.
I continued to question with Parson Drove surgery and they have basically washed their hands of it - essentially, not our problem.
They told me to go private.
A lifetime of paying National Insurance and I get told by an NHS surgery to go private.
Absolutely unbelievable.
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