The Orient Practice
Hours
Chamber Rating
-
Samantha Hartley
If I could give no stars I would. Have been with this practice for over 20 years and it's absolutely terrible now. Like today, needed an appointment and tried for 30 mins to call. Every time it got to the queuing system it hung up. Then had to go via 111 and they make the doctor call you. Appointments are impossible with an actual Doctor and if you do manage to see anyone it's only a nurse.
Feb 9th, 2023 -
Esme Duggleby
Terrible service and rude doctors. I battled these people for 6 months to try and get help with my immune system disorder. Was constantly dismissed and made to feel like I was making it up. I would be hung up on why crying. Eventually I switched doctors, got properly tested, diagnose and given medicine to help. Nearly a year of my life wasted in pain because these people wouldnt listen to me. Should be closed down .
Jan 7th, 2023 -
Mixalis Kit
It's not a GP. It's a call center. I visited the place with my 5 year old son because his ear and there was no doctor. only 3 employees to answer phone calls. their advice was to go to the hospital or pharmacy.
Nov 12th, 2022 -
Rachel Forde
The rudest doctor I've ever come across. I have a skin condition and asked to see a doctor in person (apparently they don't do this anymore unless you're invited in). After waiting four days for a call back, and on the phone for 2 minutes and 15 seconds the doctor prescribed me a steroid cream without seeing my skin. When I asked about another medication I was on for something else, she sighed and said she didn't have time for more than one 'issue'. She quickly swapped my other medication for something else, and when I asked questions about the new mediation she said 'I don't have time to talk about your medical history'. Isn't that what doctors are for? I tried to ask about the new medication before I decide to put it into my body, but my question apparently made me feel like I was 'harassing her for information'. Dr Meryem Kaya I don't know how you got a license.
Sep 20th, 2022 -
Adrian. RE
Aug 11th, 2022
Contact Info
- (203) 405-6840
Questions & Answers
Q What is the phone number for The Orient Practice?
A The phone number for The Orient Practice is: (203) 405-6840.
Q Where is The Orient Practice located?
A The Orient Practice is located at 75 Oliver Rd, Leyton, eng E10 5LG
Q What days are The Orient Practice open?
A The Orient Practice is open:
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
Saturday: 9:00 AM - 9:00 AM
Q How is The Orient Practice rated?
A The Orient Practice has a 2.1 Star Rating from 61 reviewers.
Hours
Ratings and Reviews
The Orient Practice
Overall Rating
Overall Rating
( 61 Reviews )Samantha Hartley on Google
If I could give no stars I would. Have been with this practice for over 20 years and it's absolutely terrible now.
Like today, needed an appointment and tried for 30 mins to call. Every time it got to the queuing system it hung up. Then had to go via 111 and they make the doctor call you.
Appointments are impossible with an actual
Doctor and if you do manage to see anyone it's only a nurse.
Esme Duggleby on Google
Terrible service and rude doctors.
I battled these people for 6 months to try and get help with my immune system disorder. Was constantly dismissed and made to feel like I was making it up. I would be hung up on why crying.
Eventually I switched doctors, got properly tested, diagnose and given medicine to help.
Nearly a year of my life wasted in pain because these people wouldnt listen to me. Should be closed down .
Mixalis Kit on Google
It's not a GP. It's a call center.
I visited the place with my 5 year old son because his ear and there was no doctor. only 3 employees to answer phone calls. their advice was to go to the hospital or pharmacy.
Rachel Forde on Google
The rudest doctor I've ever come across. I have a skin condition and asked to see a doctor in person (apparently they don't do this anymore unless you're invited in). After waiting four days for a call back, and on the phone for 2 minutes and 15 seconds the doctor prescribed me a steroid cream without seeing my skin. When I asked about another medication I was on for something else, she sighed and said she didn't have time for more than one 'issue'. She quickly swapped my other medication for something else, and when I asked questions about the new mediation she said 'I don't have time to talk about your medical history'. Isn't that what doctors are for? I tried to ask about the new medication before I decide to put it into my body, but my question apparently made me feel like I was 'harassing her for information'. Dr Meryem Kaya I don't know how you got a license.
Adrian. RE on Google