Dr Eisenhower George provides exceptional healthcare services at Ashmore Park Medical Centre situated conveniently within Wolverhampton’s community setting—dedicated towards meeting diverse patient needs effectively! Our focus extends beyond merely treating illnesses; we emphasize preventive measures alongside chronic condition management through personalized treatment plans crafted by knowledgeable staff members committed towards ensuring optimal outcomes achieved collaboratively with each individual involved—your wellness matters here! Choose us for reliable healthcare focused squarely upon enhancing quality lifestyles across all demographics!

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Very poor service from reception Very rare there is more than one doctor On a plus The nurses there

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Very poor service from reception Very rare there is more than one doctor On a plus The nurses there are good

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