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Crescent Surgery

Kelso Ave, Blackpool, Thornton-Cleveleys FY5 3LF, United Kingdom

Crescent Surgery
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2.5
22 reviews
8 comments
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VXG4+2X Thornton-Cleveleys, United Kingdom
+44 1253 823215
crescent-surgery.org.uk
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Monday: 8–18
Tuesday: 8–18
Wedneasday: 8–18
Thursday: 8–18
Friday: 8–18
Saturday: Close
Sunday: Close
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Gaming00101
Gaming00101
Amazing practice. I have been going for years and they have never disappointed. The staff are kind and well presented.(includes receptionits, pharmacy and doctors them selves) would definitely recommend to anyone who lives in this area.
Jason Saville
Jason Saville211 days ago
Absolutely disgusted with the staff on reception. Will not listen won't give any explanation to their incompetence. My mum was discharged from the Vic hospital and was supposed to be seen by her GP on a home visit within 7 days written in black and white on discharge papers. 3 personal visits to the surgery and numerous blanked phone calls later still no visit from doctor . When questioned staff saying I want this sorted that day after 3 visits to sort it out was told to stop shouting or she won't see me.... A blatant lie as people and staff around me , seeing I was calm but assertive.
Just an absolute joke of a surgery
Laurienne Imeson
Laurienne Imeson1 year ago
I could not have had better treatment than I have had recently at the surgery, the reception staff, nurses and Drs are all so caring and I have felt so listened to and been helped loads, leaving feeling really reassured and looked after!
Thank you so much!
Susan Starkey
Susan Starkey1 year ago
My Grandson and I were seen back to back one and a quarter hours after making the appointments. Surgery was very busy. Doctor was patient, thorough, very professional and friendly throughout. The receptionist was friendly and very helpful. Excellent
Thir7een 888
Thir7een 8882 years ago
Office staff are not bad at all considering the sheer amount of phone calls they must get every day.
I don't usually have any issues getting through or getting appointments.
I do prefer seeing the nurses though they are a lot happier than the doctors, from my experience they are a lot more helpful & sometimes they seem to know more or at least give you more advice.
Babyfacedassassinuk
Babyfacedassassinuk2 years ago
It is difficult to get an appointment, but that's no wonder worth all the new houses in the area and no more doctor's surgeries being built. If i can't get an appointment I can just go to the Walk In Centre in Fleetwood so it's no issue, and when you are able to get an appointment the doctors are brilliant, especially Dr Roy. I've been registered here for 40 years, and although the booking system has changed, it's the same as other surgeries, and from what I've heard, better, as you can ring up for afternoon slots if you can't get through at 8am.
Kathleen Cooke
Kathleen Cooke2 years ago
Too upset to share details I care for my 89 hear old husband who have looked after on my own for ten years with mild dementia discussing two bad falls which had caused personal but due to my care have gradually resolved but asked what do I expect at his age sadly husband heard and two days later don’t take me to that man again.i have to say despite his frailty and other numerous ailments including prostate cancer and heart failure both of which were found by two nurses he has until recently been not a burden and until Covid always said to any doctor or nurse thank you very much and shook their hand heart broken at his comment I know you say you are busy but kindness to someone near the end of his days and may be the carer could be included I have front faced for over 54 years I know what pressure is. He is not the first I have cared for but sadly the last I have no more relatives left
Catherine Edwards
Catherine Edwards2 years ago
Disgusting! ! The receptionist told me my partner s bloods were abnormal and said its possible liver damage and he has to have his bloods done again in 3 wk I said please repeat that then she started shouting at me accusing me of threatening behaviour and hung up ...obviously knew she had said too much and was looking at a warning for telling me he could have liver damage also I didn't shout or threaten it's rubbish as I was very polite
.anyway now I'm going to the ombudsman and get them to listen to the conversation a silly little receptionist should not be diagnosing and making someone with acute anxiety worry I'm Getting her sacked
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