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Nuneaton, United Kingdom

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Whitestone Surgery Reviews | Rating 2.1 out of 5 stars (5 reviews)

Whitestone Surgery is located in Nuneaton, United Kingdom on 82 Bulkington Ln. Whitestone Surgery is rated 2.1 out of 5 in the category public medical centerdoctormedical center in United Kingdom.

Address

82 Bulkington Ln

Phone

+44 2476641911

Amenities

Toilets

Accessibility

Wheelchair-accessible entranceWheelchair-accessible toilet

Open hours

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John Lee

I used to have faith in the NHS and it’s Commissioned Surgery. Since becoming a patient here, I may need to see a Psychologist and Psychiatrist altogether, The reception is either busy or unanswered 99% of the time and If it answered in 105th call they are either reluctant to help or May do all the things wrong. The Prescription is never right and on time. It’s a bitter experience with this Surgery therefore I’m out of here. If you want to die for a cough, you are in the right place. Stay safe Thanks

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Lorraine Cameron

I am very happy being a patient at this surgery. I find Dr Simon and all of his staff very professional and helpful. I never have a problem getting an appointment which seems to be a common problem at other surgeries.

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Julie Thomas

Although the Dr is very friendly and nothing is too much trouble , trying to get through on the phone is an absolute joke. Tried over 100 times then when did get through it rings out & you get cut off. Ended up having to phone 111 to get advice . Sorry Dr Simon but seriously this needs addressing.

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Mark Forbes

Great doctor who I would highly recommend. I hadn't been to the doctor in 30 years and needed to go twice last year and both times I was given first class treatment.

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Alan Rose

Had blood tests and the doctor told me to make an appointment for after the tests. Only to be told by receptionist that I have to phone in the mornings to see if there is an appointment. Doesn't matter that the doctor WANTS to see me because he cut my tablets down and wants to see a weeks supply of blood pressure readings. Why do people think that we have time to sit on the phone in the morning, never being able to get through, and when we do only to be told there is nothing even though he WANTS to see me.

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