Dr S A Rose – Garston Family Health Centre located at 32 Church Rd, Garston, Liverpool L19 2LW, UK Book an appointment or need answers to a question, please feel free to contact us by phone 0151 295 9030

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Jaimie Woods

1 Google Rating

Awful practice, would give 0 stars but not an option. Messed up my prescriptions then after I told t

1/ 5

Awful practice, would give 0 stars but not an option. Messed up my prescriptions then after I told them they had been unprofessional they sent me a letter to my parents house (not where I live) to say I live outside the catchment area and they can no longer treat me. I live literally 100 yards from the doctors and my address is the same for every nhs department, no idea where they got this information from but they will hear from my solicitor

Caitlin Connor

5 Google Rating

She is a lovely person and amazing doctor. I have had the pleasure of being her patient since I was

5/ 5

She is a lovely person and amazing doctor. I have had the pleasure of being her patient since I was born, which is for many years now. She always takes the time to see me, even in her own personal free time.

zoe deacon

1 Google Rating

This doctors is a joke. You have to phone in a minimum of 60 times before you can even get through,

1/ 5

This doctors is a joke. You have to phone in a minimum of 60 times before you can even get through, sometimes it takes half an hour to even get through to the receptionist. Most of the doctors are okay but Martin gruffudd Jones doesn’t even listen, he talks over you while you’re trying to tell him your symptoms then gives an uninformed diagnosis. Don’t sign up unless you’re desperate.

Natalie Poland

1 Google Rating

Sat here in the reception area of garston family HC. Been sat here now for an hour and ten minutes w

1/ 5

Sat here in the reception area of garston family HC. Been sat here now for an hour and ten minutes with my child that has hay fever. Think this waiting time is extremely unacceptable and an apology off the reception staff, showing a bit of common cortesy would of been nice.

FenShui

1 Google Rating

No matter what time you scheduled to see a doctor, the doctor will see you when the doctor wants. Ma

1/ 5

No matter what time you scheduled to see a doctor, the doctor will see you when the doctor wants. May call a person who has a ticket after you. You can expect a call 20-30 minutes after the appointed time, sometimes reaches up to an hour.

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