Broad Lane Surgery
Hours
Chamber Rating
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Lauren
Having moved to the area just before COVID, all I have is positive feedback for the surgery. The midwives were brilliant during my pregnancy and since then the doctors and nurses have given my family and I top quality care. The reception are always friendly and kind and this deserves to be recognised. I dont understand the negative reviews as my experience has always been so good. You can get through on the phone easily with often same day appointments. Great practice.
Mar 20th, 2023 -
James Hughes
Terrible surgery, wish we could use somewhere else..easier to use the walk in centre..
Mar 16th, 2023 -
Sis Tee
Absolutely shocking surgery admin team are incompetent as they make mistakes when writing letters and dont provide letters on time. Reception staff unorganised dont know what their doing. Long wait for appointments. Complete waste of time.
Feb 21st, 2023 -
claire hylans
My husband desperately needs antibiotics for an eye infection, he works away from home so needed an emergency phone appointment, so prescription can be sent to chemist where hes working, receptionist incredibly rude, told him to go to a&e if its that bad...he's been trying to get an appointment for days.....pretty sure a&e wouldn't be too happy to find out that's what gp receptionistists are saying, emergency appointments are for things that can't wait, but do not require a&e..(eg antibiotics) .the very definition of what emergency appointments are for. Think receptionist needs a refresher course on basic manners and what emergency appointments are for. NHS England website has this information so why hasn't she?
Dec 24th, 2022 -
Gerrard Barr
Receptionist very rude/ aggressive manner, doesn't give you time to explain why you need doctor, and told me they don't have emergency appointments full stop. 111 told me all gp services have them and they should offer them when it's apparant it's needed, took 5 mins via telephone with doctor to get prescription needed. Reception here are the problem need re training
Dec 23rd, 2022
Contact Info
- (247) 646-6583
Questions & Answers
Q What is the phone number for Broad Lane Surgery?
A The phone number for Broad Lane Surgery is: (247) 646-6583.
Q Where is Broad Lane Surgery located?
A Broad Lane Surgery is located at 684 Broad Ln, Coventry, eng CV5 7BB
Q What is the internet address for Broad Lane Surgery?
A The website (URL) for Broad Lane Surgery is: http://www.broadlanesurgery.nhs.uk/
Q What days are Broad Lane Surgery open?
A Broad Lane Surgery is open:
Saturday: Closed
Sunday: Closed
Monday: 8:00 AM - 6:30 PM
Tuesday: 8:00 AM - 6:30 PM
Wednesday: 8:00 AM - 8:00 AM
Thursday: 8:00 AM - 8:00 AM
Friday: 8:00 AM - 8:00 AM
Q How is Broad Lane Surgery rated?
A Broad Lane Surgery has a 2.2 Star Rating from 22 reviewers.
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Ratings and Reviews
Broad Lane Surgery
Overall Rating
Overall Rating
( 22 Reviews )Lauren on Google
Having moved to the area just before COVID, all I have is positive feedback for the surgery. The midwives were brilliant during my pregnancy and since then the doctors and nurses have given my family and I top quality care. The reception are always friendly and kind and this deserves to be recognised. I dont understand the negative reviews as my experience has always been so good. You can get through on the phone easily with often same day appointments. Great practice.
James Hughes on Google
Terrible surgery, wish we could use somewhere else..easier to use the walk in centre..
Sis Tee on Google
Absolutely shocking surgery admin team are incompetent as they make mistakes when writing letters and dont provide letters on time. Reception staff unorganised dont know what their doing. Long wait for appointments. Complete waste of time.
claire hylans on Google
My husband desperately needs antibiotics for an eye infection, he works away from home so needed an emergency phone appointment, so prescription can be sent to chemist where hes working, receptionist incredibly rude, told him to go to a&e if its that bad...he's been trying to get an appointment for days.....pretty sure a&e wouldn't be too happy to find out that's what gp receptionistists are saying, emergency appointments are for things that can't wait, but do not require a&e..(eg antibiotics)
.the very definition of what emergency appointments are for.
Think receptionist needs a refresher course on basic manners and what emergency appointments are for.
NHS England website has this information so why hasn't she?
Gerrard Barr on Google
Receptionist very rude/ aggressive manner, doesn't give you time to explain why you need doctor, and told me they don't have emergency appointments full stop.
111 told me all gp services have them and they should offer them when it's apparant it's needed, took 5 mins via telephone with doctor to get prescription needed. Reception here are the problem need re training