Crossley Street Surgery
Hours
Chamber Rating
-
Rob Shireby
Apr 14th, 2023 -
Pam Andrews
Very friendly and reassuring. The nurse I saw remembered me from twelve months ago which made me feel confident and less anxious.
Jan 24th, 2023 -
Tiger Kato
Extremely rude receptionists and pharmacy struggles to order the necessary prescriptions on time
Dec 13th, 2022 -
J.Enric Vives
Busy surgery on difficult flu peak season
Dec 8th, 2022 -
C
The surgery is a poor shadow of its former self. Telephone waiting list can be as high as 40 people when trying to book an appointment first thing in the morning. Receptionist have a very abrupt and condescending telephone manner, and getting to see a doctor is difficult. The surgery say that it's due to an increasing patient list, but that doesn't explain the bad attitudes from receptionists and poor application from some of the doctors. If doctors are incapable of diagnosing ailments the return footfall will make the place even busier, that's basic logic. What happened to right first time every time approach? People in industry have to adopt that application to problems. Expect to have to visit this surgery at least twice for most matters, and don't be surprised if nothing ever gets resolved. After 4:00pm the waiting rooms are virtually empty and it's difficult to get an appointment then due to hardly any doctors being on site. They promote telephone appointments now, more than ever. Some of the original doctors have left the practice, and the remaining ones from before appear to go home ater 4:00pm, leaving new doctors, who appear to be clueless at their jobs. I recommend researching your illness on the Internet before visiting this surgery, because they will try to fob you off with some over the counter ointment for most things and you'll have to go through the experience again and again. They appear to put everything down to depression, imagination, or indigestion. Some of the doctors need guidance when talking to them, as they appear to be poor at their job, and there appears to be a high turnover of staf now too compared to before. If I performed at work in the manner that some do at this surgery, I would be disciplined or fired.
Nov 25th, 2022
Contact Info
- (193) 754-3200
Questions & Answers
Q What is the phone number for Crossley Street Surgery?
A The phone number for Crossley Street Surgery is: (193) 754-3200.
Q Where is Crossley Street Surgery located?
A Crossley Street Surgery is located at Crossley St, Wetherby, eng LS22 6RT
Q What is the internet address for Crossley Street Surgery?
A The website (URL) for Crossley Street Surgery is: https://www.crossleystreetsurgery.co.uk/
Q What days are Crossley Street Surgery open?
A Crossley Street Surgery is open:
Friday: 8:00 AM - 8:00 AM
Saturday: Closed
Sunday: Closed
Monday: 8:00 AM - 6:00 PM
Tuesday: 8:00 AM - 6:00 PM
Wednesday: 8:00 AM - 8:00 AM
Thursday: 8:00 AM - 8:00 AM
Q How is Crossley Street Surgery rated?
A Crossley Street Surgery has a 3.9 Star Rating from 20 reviewers.
Hours
Ratings and Reviews
Crossley Street Surgery
Overall Rating
Overall Rating
( 20 Reviews )Rob Shireby on Google
Pam Andrews on Google
Very friendly and reassuring. The nurse I saw remembered me from twelve months ago which made me feel confident and less anxious.
Tiger Kato on Google
Extremely rude receptionists and pharmacy struggles to order the necessary prescriptions on time
J.Enric Vives on Google
Busy surgery on difficult flu peak season
C on Google
The surgery is a poor shadow of its former self.
Telephone waiting list can be as high as 40 people when trying to book an appointment first thing in the morning.
Receptionist have a very abrupt and condescending telephone manner, and getting to see a doctor is difficult. The surgery say that it's due to an increasing patient list, but that doesn't explain the bad attitudes from receptionists and poor application from some of the doctors.
If doctors are incapable of diagnosing ailments the return footfall will make the place even busier, that's basic logic. What happened to right first time every time approach? People in industry have to adopt that application to problems. Expect to have to visit this surgery at least twice for most matters, and don't be surprised if nothing ever gets resolved.
After 4:00pm the waiting rooms are virtually empty and it's difficult to get an appointment then due to hardly any doctors being on site. They promote telephone appointments now, more than ever.
Some of the original doctors have left the practice, and the remaining ones from before appear to go home ater 4:00pm, leaving new doctors, who appear to be clueless at their jobs.
I recommend researching your illness on the Internet before visiting this surgery, because they will try to fob you off with some over the counter ointment for most things and you'll have to go through the experience again and again.
They appear to put everything down to depression, imagination, or indigestion. Some of the doctors need guidance when talking to them, as they appear to be poor at their job, and there appears to be a high turnover of staf now too compared to before.
If I performed at work in the manner that some do at this surgery, I would be disciplined or fired.