Doctors appointments - Page 3

accymel · 15-11-2006, 15:50

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Originally Posted by accymel

Might be getting somewhere

SPent the morning again listening to engaged tones just got thro & spoke to the receptionist who was helpful enough to look at my childs records & said she will have a word with the Dr for a referral as it states he needs a referral back if in pain & will ring me back to let me know if he can do it without being seen.

FFS!!! well godknows whether the referral letter is going to be done or not - the receptionist said as soon as she spoke to the Dr she would ring to confirm it or leave message, well i've heard nothing so just tried the surgery & its CLOSED!! already so will have to go thro the rigmaroll again now tommoz - im flipping now mega pi$sed off!!!

accymel · 15-11-2006, 15:54

If the referral hasn't been done then im going to have to change doctors

cos im sick of this!!

So anymore recommendations? Dr Dixons surgury & one on Abbey st/warner st are ones so far?

slinky · 15-11-2006, 16:04

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Originally Posted by accymel

If the referral hasn't been done then im going to have to change doctors

cos im sick of this!!

So anymore recommendations? Dr Dixons surgury & one on Abbey st/warner st are ones so far?

Well I can't say anything about the other doctors because I don't know them.. But you said you wanted easy access.....and the nearest one is Dr.Dixons, and being a patient for 9 years I can say I trust them and their opinion on things and I think they are cracking doctors.

accymel · 15-11-2006, 16:14

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Originally Posted by slinky

Well I can't say anything about the other doctors because I don't know them.. But you said you wanted easy access.....and the nearest one is Dr.Dixons, and being a patient for 9 years I can say I trust them and their opinion on things and I think they are cracking doctors.

Yeh thats true, are they taking new patients on & silly Q coming up how do i go about it

slinky · 15-11-2006, 16:19

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Originally Posted by accymel

Yeh thats true, are they taking new patients on & silly Q coming up how do i go about it

well my mum got me on with them......not sure if they are taking new.

If you just pop in and ask the receptionist for the forms for new patients, she will be able to tell you.

ANNE · 15-11-2006, 23:03

I don't work at the home Dr Dixon owns. He's just the GP of some of our clients.
He's one of the best and I wouldn't change him if they paid me to do so. He puts you totally at ease and gets things done.
They are all good at Myrtle House, always ready to help.

Sara · 16-11-2006, 19:53

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Originally Posted by accymel

Yeh thats true, are they taking new patients on & silly Q coming up how do i go about it

My family also go to Drs Dixon and Manuel, wouldn't change them for the world. Excellent nurses and receptionists, and they will always try and fit you in on the same day.

Just managed to change my Dad to the above Doctors from Dr Gupta, wouldn't touch him with a barge pole but that's another story. There is about a six week waiting list accymel, you can either ring up or pop in to put your name on the list. When you do get to the top they contact you, then you get the forms to fill in.

accymel · 16-11-2006, 19:56

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Originally Posted by Sara

My family also go to Drs Dixon and Manuel, wouldn't change them for the world. Excellent nurses and receptionists, and they will always try and fit you in on the same day.

Just managed to change my Dad to the above Doctors from Dr Gupta, wouldn't touch him with a barge pole but that's another story. There is about a six week waiting list accymel, you can either ring up or pop in to put your name on the list. When you do get to the top they contact you, then you get the forms to fill in.

Cheers Sara have u got their number handy?

Sara · 16-11-2006, 21:30

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Originally Posted by accymel

Cheers Sara have u got their number handy?

01254 233651

Hope you manage to get on, it is a great surgery.

jambutty · 16-11-2006, 22:40

Sarah – is the Dr Gupta you mentioned Dr AK Gupta? A short, thin Indian (probably) man around the age of 50 or so. His car has a personalised number plate that can be read as Gupta with a little bit of imagination.

If it is then he also has a practice in Darwen.

Sara · 19-11-2006, 15:50

Sorry don't know what he looks like, but his surgery is on King Street in Accrington.

accymel · 19-11-2006, 17:42

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01254 233651

Hope you manage to get on, it is a great surgery.

Cheers Sara will do

accymel · 20-11-2006, 13:46

Is anyone here under Dr karims, richmond medical centre????

If so are u having the same probs as me??

accymel · 20-11-2006, 13:59

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Originally Posted by Sara

01254 233651

Hope you manage to get on, it is a great surgery.

It must be good they are busy like hotcakes today - i'll keep trying to get through & cross fingers

jimmi5bellies · 21-11-2006, 10:32

King Street Surgery brings back awfull memories for me ..... after an op that got badly infected a needed a doctor to prescribe antibiotics (its a long story which i wont go into but lets just say Dr Motapali / Kundu had struck me off, 100% not my fault).
I managed to hobble into the King Street Surgery, temperature sky high, sweating profusely. I was filling in the paperwork to join when Dr Gupta walked out of his room, he took one look at me and called me over to him. He then said "Can you please leave the premises before i ring the police, we do not tolerate drug abusers here" . I hobbled out in tears. Later on that day when the district nurse came to change my dressings i told her what had happened, she went ballistic.
So through my dealings with some local doctors i now have a phobia against them.