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Spondon Derwent Valley Medical Practise derby

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Welcome to Spondon Derwent Valley Medical Practice, your trusted healthcare partner located at 81 Sitwell Street, Derby DE21 7FH. Our dedicated team of experienced medical professionals is committed to providing high-quality healthcare services tailored to meet the unique needs of our community. From routine check-ups and vaccinations to advanced diagnostic services, we prioritize your health and well-being with compassionate care in a welcoming environment.

At Spondon Derwent Valley Medical Practice, we believe that every patient deserves personalized attention. Our friendly staff is always ready to listen and address your concerns, ensuring a comfortable experience during every visit. We also offer convenient appointment scheduling and flexible hours to accommodate your busy lifestyle.

What sets us apart is our holistic approach to healthcare; we emphasize preventive care and health education, empowering you to make informed decisions about your health. With a commitment to excellence and patient satisfaction, we strive to build lasting relationships within the community we serve.

For more information or to book an appointment, please contact us at 01332 224588 or visit our website at www.derwentvalleymedicalpractice.co.uk. Experience the difference of dedicated care at Spondon Derwent Valley Medical Practice—where your health is our priority!

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max nimmo

1 Google Rating

Go home and die quietly is the moto here, disgraceful attitude from the staff, the nurses and doctor

1/ 5

Go home and die quietly is the moto here, disgraceful attitude from the staff, the nurses and doctors are 5 star tho.

Adam Haywood

1 Google Rating

Telephone service terrible. The attitude of the staff other than Angie is discusting these are not p

1/ 5

Telephone service terrible. The attitude of the staff other than Angie is discusting these are not people people. Only one or two doctors actually listen and care about you. There most common phrase leave it a few weeks and then we'll try help .discusting

McAVIT Yourway

5 Google Rating

I have nothing but praise for this practice, I understand the high amount of pressure Doctors and st

5/ 5

I have nothing but praise for this practice, I understand the high amount of pressure Doctors and staff are under these days and it is not helped by a government that insists on putting more and more work on these people. hopefully when thing settle down in Westminster things will improve for all the wonderful staff at Spondon, and all NHS practices country wide. Michael Casey

Spondonman

5 Google Rating

Reassuring with their routine professionalism.

5/ 5

Reassuring with their routine professionalism.

Larisa Litvinenko

1 Google Rating

Very bad attitude to patients from receptionists, not possibility to book appointments or request ca

1/ 5

Very bad attitude to patients from receptionists, not possibility to book appointments or request call back from GP.

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