Riverbank Medical Centre (GP surgery)
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Chamber Rating
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Mandy Hardwick
Very helpful manager.
Oct 21st, 2022 -
Tray Hodl
River Bank Medical Centre - ''Call Back at 8am'' 1974 -2022
Sep 4th, 2022 -
Rosemary Bridgewater
For the second time in recent weeks, today Riverbank Medical Centre in Worle proved their dedication to providing the best service they can in internationally exceptional circumstances when I went for my second Covid jab. My bus was a bit late, hence I was late in arriving for my appointment - sadly I couldn't get through on the phone to forewarn them. (I didn't want to hack anyone off by disrupting routine and being late - the NHS is already under immense pressure}. My sensitivity proved unfounded as having checked in and explained my lateness, I was greeted with a warm, welcoming smile by the lady sat at Reception. It turned out the doctor I was due to see had just gone for a break ... I'm sure it was very well deserved (after all doctors and nurses are human beings too). I couldn't fail to be humbled and grateful when moments after I arrived late, the doctor came to administer my second jab ... both he and his support were patient, friendly and kind ... I don't quite know how they managed it after the almost ceaseless pressure they must've been under since even the years before pandemic arrived. Another big plus to me was how again the weather for my second visit was bright, pleasant and warm (could it be the Medical Centre or the NHS organised that too?) So today it's another 5 stars and another Fast, Effective, Flawless for the team at Riverbank Medical Centre in Worle. The NHS Still Rocks. THANK YOU.
Dec 24th, 2021 -
Binkie Watkins
I came in for my 4th Jab, they are always friendly, professional and super efficient.
Sep 4th, 2021 -
wendy roberts
Yesterday I went for my Covid booster vaccination, I was greet in the car park by friendly people and went into the building. I was asked by the gentleman inside to read a notice and tell him whether I had any of the things on it. I told him I had recently had pulmonary emboli and was now an anticoagulants. He told me to tell the nurse inside. I was shown to a room where there was a nurse and a lady behind a screen. There was also a notice on the screen with several medications on it one of them being the one I take. I began to tell the nurse about the medication as I was told to and she rudely replied "we talk first!" She asked me for the card with my other vaccinations recorded on it, I looked into my purse and began to look for it, she immediately snapped " I can see it" and then snatched it out of my hand. I felt like I was being treated like a child, I am neither old nor a child and didn't appreciate the attitude she had towards me. I had to travel to the appointment as the NHS couldn't give me one in my own town and this treatment has made me very reluctant to have any more vaccinations.
Aug 22nd, 2021
Contact Info
- (193) 452-1133
Questions & Answers
Q What is the phone number for Riverbank Medical Centre (GP surgery)?
A The phone number for Riverbank Medical Centre (GP surgery) is: (193) 452-1133.
Q Where is Riverbank Medical Centre (GP surgery) located?
A Riverbank Medical Centre (GP surgery) is located at Walford Ave, Weston-super-Mare, eng BS22 7YZ
Q What days are Riverbank Medical Centre (GP surgery) open?
A Riverbank Medical Centre (GP surgery) is open:
Thursday: 8:15 AM - 8:15 AM
Friday: 8:15 AM - 8:15 AM
Saturday: Closed
Sunday: Closed
Monday: 8:15 AM - 6:30 PM
Tuesday: 8:15 AM - 6:30 PM
Wednesday: 8:15 AM - 8:15 AM
Q How is Riverbank Medical Centre (GP surgery) rated?
A Riverbank Medical Centre (GP surgery) has a 3.5 Star Rating from 30 reviewers.
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Ratings and Reviews
Riverbank Medical Centre (GP surgery)
Overall Rating
Overall Rating
( 30 Reviews )Mandy Hardwick on Google
Very helpful manager.
Tray Hodl on Google
River Bank Medical Centre - ''Call Back at 8am'' 1974 -2022
Rosemary Bridgewater on Google
For the second time in recent weeks, today Riverbank Medical Centre in Worle proved their dedication to providing the best service they can in internationally exceptional circumstances when I went for my second Covid jab. My bus was a bit late, hence I was late in arriving for my appointment - sadly I couldn't get through on the phone to forewarn them. (I didn't want to hack anyone off by disrupting routine and being late - the NHS is already under immense pressure}.
My sensitivity proved unfounded as having checked in and explained my lateness, I was greeted with a warm, welcoming smile by the lady sat at Reception. It turned out the doctor I was due to see had just gone for a break ... I'm sure it was very well deserved (after all doctors and nurses are human beings too).
I couldn't fail to be humbled and grateful when moments after I arrived late, the doctor came to administer my second jab ... both he and his support were patient, friendly and kind ... I don't quite know how they managed it after the almost ceaseless pressure they must've been under since even the years before pandemic arrived.
Another big plus to me was how again the weather for my second visit was bright, pleasant and warm (could it be the Medical Centre or the NHS organised that too?) So today it's another 5 stars and another Fast, Effective, Flawless for the team at Riverbank Medical Centre in Worle. The NHS Still Rocks. THANK YOU.
Binkie Watkins on Google
I came in for my 4th Jab, they are always friendly, professional and super efficient.
wendy roberts on Google
Yesterday I went for my Covid booster vaccination, I was greet in the car park by friendly people and went into the building. I was asked by the gentleman inside to read a notice and tell him whether I had any of the things on it. I told him I had recently had pulmonary emboli and was now an anticoagulants. He told me to tell the nurse inside. I was shown to a room where there was a nurse and a lady behind a screen. There was also a notice on the screen with several medications on it one of them being the one I take. I began to tell the nurse about the medication as I was told to and she rudely replied "we talk first!"
She asked me for the card with my other vaccinations recorded on it, I looked into my purse and began to look for it, she immediately snapped " I can see it" and then snatched it out of my hand.
I felt like I was being treated like a child, I am neither old nor a child and didn't appreciate the attitude she had towards me.
I had to travel to the appointment as the NHS couldn't give me one in my own town and this treatment has made me very reluctant to have any more vaccinations.