East Street Surgery
Hours
Chamber Rating
-
Jennifer Omoregie
Poor receptionist Lack of care
Apr 25th, 2023 -
Zahurah Yasmin
I've been joined to East Street surgery for many years now. The experience in the surgery is ok But the waiting time for calls are horrendous. I wait at least 15 mins each time I want to book an appointment (even though I'm first in queue).
Mar 26th, 2023 -
Dome DC
The attention in this GP has significantly declined, the receptionists have no education or respect, they are called and if they do not understand you they do not attend to you. They should renew the receptionist since the current ones are not competent in their work.
Mar 12th, 2023 -
Jonathan L
some receptionists are very rude
Feb 6th, 2023 -
Maronno Catiponda
I've been coming here for 7 years. I have mixed feelings about this practice. There are / have been excellent doctors (Dr Steele, Dr Mortimer, Dr Hussain). Then you have those who have no business in the medical field (Dr Abraham), who dismissed me, when suffering from serious chronic symptoms, with "Do exercise, God bless". The reception staff needs improvements. On more than one occasion they haven't picked up my calls, as other reviewers have pointed out. E.g. a month ago I did a scan. The radiologists expressed some concerns and told me I might have to get checked again. Yesterday I received an SMS "Your referral is ready for collection". I wasn't expecting one and started wondering if it was another scan I had to undergo, as previously suggested by the radiologists. I called the surgery to ask for details. The phone rang for 30 seconds without answer. When I went to the surgery, I was given a referral produced in December for the scan I had already done. Those two mistakes, combined together, have wasted quite a bit of my time. EDIT: Another mistake, another appointment of mine has been double booked. I have to get there to collect a paper to show the hospital because the GP practice can't just "cancel" it. More time wasted. EDIT 2: I've recently had a very good experience with Dr Furness. She saw me very quickly for an ear problem I was having. She was also very knowledgeable about a rare issue I have. That really made my day, and therefore the score goes back up. FINAL EDIT: I've had enough. I requested a medication for a rare condition from Dr Hussain but I've been denied because it can only be prescribed by a specialist. Fair enough. I've then seen a private specialist who has recommended that med and another one. Now I've been told that both medications can't be prescribed on the NHS because it's against their idiotic guidelines. Yes, it's an off-label usage, that's why it took a specialist to recommend them, I have a rare disorder that HAS NO MAGICAL MEDICATION to help it, so I have no choice but to try meds intended for other purposes. You're just making my life harder than it already is. I've just applied to another GP surgery, perhaps that won't be run by morons.
Apr 2nd, 2023
Contact Info
- (207) 703-4550
Questions & Answers
Q What is the phone number for East Street Surgery?
A The phone number for East Street Surgery is: (207) 703-4550.
Q Where is East Street Surgery located?
A East Street Surgery is located at 301 East St, East Walworth, eng SE17 2SX
Q What is the internet address for East Street Surgery?
A The website (URL) for East Street Surgery is: http://www.301eaststreetsurgery.co.uk/
Q What days are East Street Surgery open?
A East Street Surgery is open:
Tuesday: 9:00 AM - 5:00 PM
Wednesday: 9:00 AM - 9:00 AM
Thursday: 9:00 AM - 9:00 AM
Friday: 9:00 AM - 9:00 AM
Saturday: Closed
Sunday: Closed
Monday: 9:00 AM - 5:00 PM
Q How is East Street Surgery rated?
A East Street Surgery has a 3.3 Star Rating from 23 reviewers.
Hours
Ratings and Reviews
East Street Surgery
Overall Rating
Overall Rating
( 23 Reviews )Jennifer Omoregie on Google
Poor receptionist
Lack of care
Zahurah Yasmin on Google
I've been joined to East Street surgery for many years now.
The experience in the surgery is ok
But the waiting time for calls are horrendous.
I wait at least 15 mins each time I want to book an appointment (even though I'm first in queue).
Dome DC on Google
The attention in this GP has significantly declined, the receptionists have no education or respect, they are called and if they do not understand you they do not attend to you.
They should renew the receptionist since the current ones are not competent in their work.
Jonathan L on Google
some receptionists are very rude
Maronno Catiponda on Google
I've been coming here for 7 years. I have mixed feelings about this practice.
There are / have been excellent doctors (Dr Steele, Dr Mortimer, Dr Hussain). Then you have those who have no business in the medical field (Dr Abraham), who dismissed me, when suffering from serious chronic symptoms, with "Do exercise, God bless".
The reception staff needs improvements. On more than one occasion they haven't picked up my calls, as other reviewers have pointed out.
E.g. a month ago I did a scan. The radiologists expressed some concerns and told me I might have to get checked again.
Yesterday I received an SMS "Your referral is ready for collection". I wasn't expecting one and started wondering if it was another scan I had to undergo, as previously suggested by the radiologists.
I called the surgery to ask for details. The phone rang for 30 seconds without answer. When I went to the surgery, I was given a referral produced in December for the scan I had already done.
Those two mistakes, combined together, have wasted quite a bit of my time.
EDIT: Another mistake, another appointment of mine has been double booked. I have to get there to collect a paper to show the hospital because the GP practice can't just "cancel" it. More time wasted.
EDIT 2: I've recently had a very good experience with Dr Furness. She saw me very quickly for an ear problem I was having. She was also very knowledgeable about a rare issue I have. That really made my day, and therefore the score goes back up.
FINAL EDIT: I've had enough. I requested a medication for a rare condition from Dr Hussain but I've been denied because it can only be prescribed by a specialist. Fair enough. I've then seen a private specialist who has recommended that med and another one.
Now I've been told that both medications can't be prescribed on the NHS because it's against their idiotic guidelines. Yes, it's an off-label usage, that's why it took a specialist to recommend them, I have a rare disorder that HAS NO MAGICAL MEDICATION to help it, so I have no choice but to try meds intended for other purposes. You're just making my life harder than it already is.
I've just applied to another GP surgery, perhaps that won't be run by morons.