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Edinburgh Access Practice located at Spittal Street Centre, 22-24 Spittal St, Edinburgh EH3 9DU, UK Book an appointment or need answers to a question, please feel free to contact us by phone 0131 240 2810

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Nicholas Kerr

3 Google Rating

The doctor spoke riddles around my head and when I walked out his office I realised not a single boo

3/ 5

The doctor spoke riddles around my head and when I walked out his office I realised not a single booking had been set in stone and nothing I had come there for was going to get taken care of without him even directly saying "no" Also saw the mental health nurse. He's a nice guy, but felt like I needed to beg him to believe me that I had psychological problems and I still find myself playing the conversations in my head pleading with him to take me seriously. I think a lot of this may come down to a limited NHS budget and the fact that many homeless people with more severe problems come in regularly to this practice.

Jamie Makdad

1 Google Rating

Rude staff, no appointments system, dont use this service unless you have all day to wait and unlimi

1/ 5

Rude staff, no appointments system, dont use this service unless you have all day to wait and unlimited patience to deal with moronic receptionist's absurd telephone manner.

Max Leslie

5 Google Rating

I was in the wrong place to register as a new patient but they helped me to find the best local prac

5/ 5

I was in the wrong place to register as a new patient but they helped me to find the best local practice for me.

Kerri Morrison

5 Google Rating

5/ 5

Laura Greenan

5 Google Rating

5/ 5

Rebecca M

5 Google Rating

Fantastic service that has treated me with dignity and without judgment.

5/ 5

Fantastic service that has treated me with dignity and without judgment.

gemma raine

1 Google Rating

Rude receptionist no appointment system told them I needed my anti depressants basically got fobbed

1/ 5

Rude receptionist no appointment system told them I needed my anti depressants basically got fobbed off would not register with here totally useless

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