1/5 Jacqueline B. 3 years ago on Google
While
the
GP
my
husband
and
I
see
is
wonderful
and
the
experience
we’ve
had
with
a
nurse
on
staff
who
does
blood
draws
has
been
wonderful,
the
severe
issue
with
this
practice
is,
as
many
others
have
said,
the
reception
staff.
They
go
out
of
their
way
to
inconvenience
disabled,
chronically
ill
people,
refusing
to
allow
their
mask
wearing
carers
into
the
waiting
room
to
assist
disabled
people,
forcing
disabled
and/or
elderly
people
to
manage
on
their
own,
putting
us
at
risk
of
injury
from
falling.
Even
when
there
isn’t
a
global
pandemic
on,
they
are
rude,
unhelpful,
and
utterly
without
compassion
for
the
people
they
are
meant
to
be
helping.
They
make
all
tasks,
from
getting
a
prescription
refilled
to
getting
an
appt
booked
vastly
more
difficult
than
it
needs
to
be
and
it
all
seems
to
stem
from
a
complete
lack
of
compassion
for
their
patients.
Today,
aside
from
forcing
me
to
walk
without
support
(I
foolishly
left
my
wheelchair
at
home
because
it
is
a
hassle
to
book
a
wheelchair
friendly
taxi),
I
watched
in
horror
as
they
refused
to
help
a
sick
woman
who
recently
had
surgery
and
is
desperate
for
the
prescription
given
to
her
by
the
hospital
to
be
refilled
-
they
turned
her
away
and
told
her
to
call
to
make
an
appt
-
she
didn’t
have
time
to
wait
for
a
week,
but
they
didn’t
care.
They
are
callous
and
indifferent
to
the
suffering
of
ill
people
and
it
truly
turns
ones
stomach
seeing
the
way
they
treat
people,
as
well
as
being
treated
in
such
a
manner
myself.
In
summary,
while
the
actual
medical
staff
here
are
good,
their
reception
team
makes
dealing
with
the
practice
a
fairly
miserable,
anger
inducing
experience
and
they
show
no
sign
of
caring
about
the
negative
impact
of
their
behaviour,
if
these
reviews
are
any
indication.
Clearly,
this
issue
isn’t
new........
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