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I second Nunhead surgery- dr Williams, dr roe and dr yu particularly are lovely and very helpful especially with small children. Receptionists are all very friendly and pleasant. They go out of their way to give a good service in my experience eg phoning you to discuss things if no appointments, chasing up vaccinations etc

Another recommendation for Nunhead Surgery. Great for being accommodating with the kids. Usually always arrange for the GP to call back if busy and will then fit them in if really needed. Good common sense approach generally.


Also Krystal pharmacist really good for non urgent advice.

I really like Dr Iu at Nunhead surgery and I never have problems getting an appointment. The reception staff are very nice and helpful too, as are the nurses. But a couple of the other doctors haven't been so great and it drives me mad that I have to drag all the way to Dulwich hospital or Kings every time I need a blood test!


I guess I was spoilt though as my previous surgery in Elephant and Castle was wonderful.

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