Bath Row Medical Practice, Attwood Green Health Centre

They referred me onto gynaecology quickly.

I haven't been there much. I don't seem to get appointments so I just wait to see what they have available. They will let you know what is coming up in a week or two.

First time, I had heavy bleeding, tried to see a doctor but the next appointment was over a week after with the only option of telephone appointment. Second time now, too dizzy to even stand, been trying to reach them for days, they don’t pick calls, might have to call an ambulance, been crying all day in pain

The doctor put me on medication because I was very stressed. I couldn't focus. The doctors are very lovely, very good services. Signposted me to counselling. My GP is very understanding, very good, even if I have to see a different doctor. Always very caring and kind. I couldn't have better doctors. They are all great. When I lost my adopted mum and friend last year they were so supportive. They listen to me, gave me medication and signposted me to Samaritans, A&E, 999 if I was experiencing self harm.

Always a long wait to get appointments. But the GP is very helpful. The GP listens to me and engages with me in a very nice manner.

Impossible to get appointments. They overbook more than they can handle. The reception staff are rude and the doctor doesn't call when I have phone appointments, this has happened twice now.

No problems. I am able to get an appointment easily. The GP referred onto the hospital for x-ray for my knees and hips.

Very difficult to get an appointment. The last few times I went to A&E straight away instead.

I carelessly ran out of some medication and was very impressed by the speed and efficiency with which the Medical Centre and Pharmacy dealt with this - a doctor signed my order very quickly and it was delivered to the Pharmacy the next day. I am very grateful for this. (I tried to write a review but my review was rejected on that grounds that all its words were in capital letters which was not the case!!)

I am worried to discuss my status to the GP because of the stigma that is attached.