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Could you advise if you are registered with any of the following gp surgeries or any other local ones that you are happy with:


The Nunhead Surgery

58 Nunhead Grove, London, SE15 3LY

020 7639 2715


Sternhall Lane Surgery

12 Sternhall Lane, Peckahm, London, Greater London, SE15 4NT

020 7639 3553


The Gardens Surgery

The Gardens, London, Greater London, SE22 9QU

020 8693 4715


DMC Chadwick Road

DMC Chadwick Road Surgery, DMC Chadwick Road Surgery, 60 Chadwick Road, London, Greater London, SE15 4PU

020 7639 9622


306 Medical Centre

306 Lordship Ln, London SE22 8LY

020 8693 4704



My gp surgery is awful, I wait on the phone for half an hour or longer anytime I call, then when I get through I cannot get an appointment.


It is a big surgery and only has one doctor on most days. The nurse is only in 2 days per week and not for full days.


My daughter had surgery recently and I was advised to get her dressings changed two days later, I called to try to make an appointment for this two days in advance and was told no nurse would be in for the next few days. I had to take her to a walk in centre and wait for hours to get the dressings changed, which I was not happy with as she had just had surgery and should be resting at home.


Now a week later I have tried to get an appointment with a doctor as her wound appears to be infected and cannot get one for today.


If you are happy with your doctors could you advise:


- Can you get an appointment on the day if you call in the morning if it is urgent?

- Do you regularly see the same doctor? Or are they all locums?

- Is there more than one or two doctors available per day?

- Is there a nurse working each day?


Please advise as I have had enough of not getting any help from my surgery especially when it concerns my daughter.

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