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Dr A Potter – North Road West Medical Centre plymouth

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Dr A Potter – North Road West Medical Centre located at 167 North Rd W, Plymouth PL1 5BZ, UK Book an appointment or need answers to a question, please feel free to contact us by phone 01752 662780

Welcome to North Road West Medical Center

We are a downtown area family work on giving a full scope of general practice and family clinical administrations including intense and ongoing medical care, sickness screening and anticipation, family arranging, antenatal consideration, infant center, inoculation, travel, mole and smoking discontinuance facilities, minor medical procedure and that’s just the beginning.

We are one of the key city suppliers of clinical instruction in relationship with Plymouth University Peninsula Medical School and South West Deanery, giving preparing to clinical college understudies, paramedics, doctor partners, attendants and post-graduate specialists and habitually have these preparation clinicians on connections at the training and we value your co-activity in helping us in preparing the upcoming specialists.

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Adam Malinski

3 Google Rating

3/ 5

Ian Hudson

5 Google Rating

I have always found Dr. Potter extremely helpful and willing to go the extra mile to answer question

5/ 5

I have always found Dr. Potter extremely helpful and willing to go the extra mile to answer questions both clearly and concisely

Russell Smith

3 Google Rating

Spend more time telling u how to wear you mask then actually seeing people on time if we are in a pa

3/ 5

Spend more time telling u how to wear you mask then actually seeing people on time if we are in a pandemic surly you will try and see people sooner making them wait 40 mins over their actually time to the Dr is kinda defeating the point of all these bloody rules..... But what do I know 🙄

Helen

4 Google Rating

Very experienced doctors been with them for many years and always found the help I needed.

4/ 5

Very experienced doctors been with them for many years and always found the help I needed.

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