Millennium Medical Centre

Very good. Sometimes I get an appointment. Sometimes if you call too late but they will always try their best to fit you in.

I can get appointments for my child but not for myself. I don't even use a dentists here as it's very expensive so I use the one at home abroad.

You can never see the same doctor at all. You come across a new face all of the time. The GP said he will refer me to the QE but I haven't heard anything in 6 months.

They're okay. I get on fine with them. I will see them when I need to. You have to wait but it's just what you have to do. Otherwise I'll go to see the pharmacy.

You have got to ring up and wait. The best GP I've had in my entire life. The first doctor I rang I got the results straight away. I am so amazed by the NHS. Whatever treatment issues I have, they sort it out.

One hour on the phone in a queue to get an appointment. It's very difficult to get same day appointments.

They're good, but can't see a doctor face to face. You describe symptoms and they'll prescribe medication for it. You can see a nurse face to face for blood pressure checks but to see a doctor is near impossible. Referred onto hospital for stomach issues but didn't see me just prescribed meds twice and the issue still persisted so they referred me onto QE within 2 months.

Good doctors, can get appointments and can see the same GP.

GP mixed up as I saw a midwife at the hospital before seeing them when I found out I was first pregnant. Receptionists are rude and get mixed up. They referred me onto triage because my initial appointment was mixed up. Ended up seeing the GP after my first scan at the hospital, no explanation why things were mixed up in the first place.

I don’t mind talking on the phone. Spoke to them about joint and hip and then they told me to come in. In general it’s easy to get an appointment over the phone and they will see me if need be. Ring at 8:15 and can get through.