Dr N J Whitehouse
199 Tettenhall Rd, Wolverhampton WV6 0DD, United Kingdom
2.5
36 reviews
8 comments
HRRW+VJ Wolverhampton, United Kingdom
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Monday: 8–19
Tuesday: 8–18
Wedneasday: 8–18
Thursday: 8–18
Friday: 8–18
Saturday: Close
Sunday: Close
Tuesday: 8–18
Wedneasday: 8–18
Thursday: 8–18
Friday: 8–18
Saturday: Close
Sunday: Close
She listens, is supportive, and is predictably excellent at diagnosing and fixing whatever is wrong with you.
She never rushes you, or dismisses what you are trying to say, and she doesn't mollycoddle you, she helps you, and explains things in a clear way.
If you need a specialist services referral, she is always onto that quickly.
The practice staff are pleasant too
I don't mind having having the but the time frame for being removed was zero. Very disappointed.
No communication they are very rude spoke to them as they said basically stuff the staff are rude and doctor well say no more. No.service management there at all.
Also I've edit this because my mum is still waiting for medical record to fo to the new gp always excuses.
There a reason why you get prescriptions,? New doctors wont give out.
Poor practice
I'm happy to have the blood test as it's routine for me, but they seem to forget, or just not read, that I need my meds due to withdrawal symptoms (which I only get with one of the meds I'm on) and also need pain meds in able to get anywhere!
Receptionist rushed me off the phone before I could explain anything to her. And it wasn't the normal receptionist that I usually speak to.
I know things have been tough of late, but remember that most patients do need their meds to get by, like pain meds and those that cause bad withdrawal issues!
EDIT:
Went to the surgery for 9am on a Friday (48 hrs after I had oral surgery, and should've been resting) to collect my blood form. Was left outside, with my walking stick in pain after having no choice but to walk there, for 5 mins. I tried to get my point across about my meds, only to be shunned.
Blood test or no meds basically.
Plus I have to find the money to get a taxi to the Phoenix Health Center in order to get my bloods done as they don't do it at the surgery anymore!
I'm now out of meds and dreading the withdrawal phase which, you think a practicing doctor would know, can be dangerous. Especially in the form of "cold turkey" in which they're forcing me to do.
How many others are having to go through this?!
I'm seeking legal advice and putting in an official complaint .... again.