Meddygfa Penygroes Surgery
Hours
Chamber Rating
-
Carwyn Owen
Mar 1st, 2023 -
Andrew Clark
Fantastic service from senior receptionist Jackie and the doctor I had my appointment with, Thank you
Jan 24th, 2023 -
Charlotte Morgan
Terrible organisation. Very rude reception staff, to the point where they are aggressive. Most of the doctors are arrogant and useless at their jobs. They can't do simple things right and seem to hate people who are disabled.
Dec 30th, 2022 -
Marie Armstrong
2nd day rang 30 times from 8am finally got through at 8.35 appointments all gone told to go to A&E
Dec 8th, 2022 -
Charlotte Jukes
Edited to add: The 5 star review below mine is written by one of the receptionists, so should not be taken as accurate. Absolutely disgusting treatment of patients, from reception to GPs. After many a terrible experience, today's has been the final straw. The main GP is the worst doctor I've ever experienced, but worse still are the reception staff, who are rude and seem to enjoy denigrating sick people. I am on long-term, regular medication as I am disabled and have multiple physical and mental conditions. Every, single time, without fail, there is an issue with my prescription. Missing tablets, incorrect medication, prescriptions not being put through etc. I dread to think how much time I have spent on the phone trying to get the medication I need. It is absolutely not rocket science, so I am unsure as to where the receptionists have learned their roles. When you dare to ring to find out why your medication is missing (again) you are treated like the lowest of the low. Not as an ill, vulnerable person who suffers constantly, but as a worthless sub-human who does not deserve proper medical care. It is appalling that disabled people are treated this way. I would like people to know that Wendy, the "senior" receptionist has today informed me, that despite putting two prescriptions in, in plenty of time, and running out of a medication yesterday that you cannot just stop taking, that I am not a priority. I could tell you who is, but I'm pretty sure Google wouldn't let me. If disabled people, in agonising pain and distress, are not a priority when it concerns such a simple job as signing a correct prescription, this is extremely concerning and it is no wonder the NHS is where it is today. The only people worth speaking to are Dr Ellis-Williams and Dr Price, who are excellent GPs. It's a shame that the rest of the staff bring them down so much. The reviews say it all.
Dec 14th, 2022
Contact Info
- (126) 983-1193
Questions & Answers
Q What is the phone number for Meddygfa Penygroes Surgery?
A The phone number for Meddygfa Penygroes Surgery is: (126) 983-1193.
Q Where is Meddygfa Penygroes Surgery located?
A Meddygfa Penygroes Surgery is located at Bridge St, Ammanford, wls SA14 7RP
Q What days are Meddygfa Penygroes Surgery open?
A Meddygfa Penygroes Surgery is open:
Wednesday: 8:00 AM - 8:00 AM
Thursday: 8:00 AM - 8:00 AM
Friday: 8:00 AM - 8:00 AM
Saturday: Closed
Sunday: Closed
Monday: 8:00 AM - 6:30 PM
Tuesday: 8:00 AM - 6:30 PM
Q How is Meddygfa Penygroes Surgery rated?
A Meddygfa Penygroes Surgery has a 3.0 Star Rating from 14 reviewers.
Hours
Ratings and Reviews
Meddygfa Penygroes Surgery
Overall Rating
Overall Rating
( 14 Reviews )Carwyn Owen on Google
Andrew Clark on Google
Fantastic service from senior receptionist Jackie and the doctor I had my appointment with,
Thank you
Charlotte Morgan on Google
Terrible organisation. Very rude reception staff, to the point where they are aggressive. Most of the doctors are arrogant and useless at their jobs. They can't do simple things right and seem to hate people who are disabled.
Marie Armstrong on Google
2nd day rang 30 times from 8am finally got through at 8.35 appointments all gone told to go to A&E
Charlotte Jukes on Google
Edited to add: The 5 star review below mine is written by one of the receptionists, so should not be taken as accurate.
Absolutely disgusting treatment of patients, from reception to GPs. After many a terrible experience, today's has been the final straw. The main GP is the worst doctor I've ever experienced, but worse still are the reception staff, who are rude and seem to enjoy denigrating sick people.
I am on long-term, regular medication as I am disabled and have multiple physical and mental conditions. Every, single time, without fail, there is an issue with my prescription. Missing tablets, incorrect medication, prescriptions not being put through etc. I dread to think how much time I have spent on the phone trying to get the medication I need. It is absolutely not rocket science, so I am unsure as to where the receptionists have learned their roles.
When you dare to ring to find out why your medication is missing (again) you are treated like the lowest of the low. Not as an ill, vulnerable person who suffers constantly, but as a worthless sub-human who does not deserve proper medical care.
It is appalling that disabled people are treated this way. I would like people to know that Wendy, the "senior" receptionist has today informed me, that despite putting two prescriptions in, in plenty of time, and running out of a medication yesterday that you cannot just stop taking, that I am not a priority. I could tell you who is, but I'm pretty sure Google wouldn't let me.
If disabled people, in agonising pain and distress, are not a priority when it concerns such a simple job as signing a correct prescription, this is extremely concerning and it is no wonder the NHS is where it is today.
The only people worth speaking to are Dr Ellis-Williams and Dr Price, who are excellent GPs. It's a shame that the rest of the staff bring them down so much. The reviews say it all.