Worle Health Centre - Weston-super-Mare

Worle Health Centre

Located in the heart of Worle, this health centre provides a wide range of medical services to the local community.

Address and Contact Information

Address: 125 High St, Worle, Weston-super-Mare BS22 6HB, United Kingdom.

Phone: 1934516789

Specialties

Doctor.

Other Points of Interest

Wheelchair-accessible car park, Wheelchair-accessible entrance, Wheelchair-accessible toilet, Toilet, Appointments recommended.

Opinions

This company has 29 reviews on Google My Business, with an average rating of 2.5/5. Patients have reported a generally positive experience, with many praising the helpfulness of the staff. Some have mentioned that the waiting times can be long, but overall, the centre is well-regarded in the community.

👍 Reviews of Worle Health Centre

Boglarka F.

1/5

Very poor service. Receptionist staff extremely unprofessional, laughing, giggling like children, they are not there for the patient. One of them misinformed about my blood test, so I missed it. They don’t take serious patients health problem, but accusing falsely. Shame on them! I never want to go there again!!!!

FROP R.

4/5

No problem with this place. Went via Askgp and got an appointment same day. GP was helpful

Dawn C.

1/5

Unfriendly unhelpful receptionist today. I have now booked for a Saturday appointment online taking up a space for someone who needs to see a doctor more than me as all I wanted was a repeat of my usual tablets that i was sure I had another weeks supply of but haven't (easy mistake) how hard is it to ask the chemist to give you a couple of days of tablets until they can FIND a doctor to issue a script ? I explained that 4 days is too long for me to go without. So much for mental health care .

Hayley M.

1/5

The rudest receptionists I've ever come across!! I Was waiting in the reception to get one of them to help/notice me but I had to wait for them to have a conversation about what cakes they were eating that day, then when I did get noticed all I got was '' name''... They Need retraining on basic manners on the telephone and face to face on how to speak to there patients who let's face it don't really want to be at the Dr's let alone leave feeling like you are a burden!! Disgrace

Angela B.

5/5

I telephoned Worle Health Centre yesterday to find out about registering as a new patient as I am totally disgusted with my current surgery out at St George's. The receptionist I spoke to was very friendly, professional and helpful. I look forward to becoming a patient at this surgery. Thank you!

Sarah B.

1/5

Jane is prescription's you are clearly in the wrong job with your attitude, lack of empathy, and zero patient care skills!!!!! The amount of reviews about the disgusting way these people treat patients !!!!! Clearly desperate for staff to keep people like Jane employed !!!!!!

Aletia L.

1/5

The worst place ever! Doctors are always helpful (that's if you can get through to them) but receptionist staff are not friendly, need to learn basic manners and taught how to deal with clients in the appropriate manner! Front desk staff have it in them to want to argue with you(not all of them) but a few, and a certain member of the front desk (jacky) has a stinking attitude! And again loves an argument, many of occasions now I ve had the suprise of her, and its not on! I.e this morning (not the first time) triggered me, and it escalated extremely quickly, spent more time trying to fight my corner than them just actually taking a piece of paper of me for medication I have to take! Disrespectful and bang out of order! I never feel comfortable and this is the main people I have to deal with to get my medication. Currently trying to move surgery's due to the absalute hell I get from this place. Avoid if you can!

Peter R.

1/5

The staff never answer incoming telephone calls and their concern for patient's well-being appears to be ZERO. For patients it is a matter of take it or leave it. The organisation lacks even the remotest degree of professionalism and can best be described as chaotic. The visible staff seem to spend more time looking at their computer screens than being concerned about the patients.