Directory overview
- 912 Total businesses
- 4.7 Average rating
- 71% With reviews
- 63% With photos
- 218 Highly rated
- 455 Open on weekends
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901 LloydsPharmacy
“My mum came in to the store and was very please with the services she got she was impressed with how clean the store was. And how the staff made her visit welcoming.”
Address: St Chad'S Surgery, Gullock Tyning, Midsomer Norton, Radstock BA3 2UH, UKPhone: +44 1761 412249Website: lloydspharmacy.com -
902 AXA Health
Address: Nightingale House, Redland Hill, Redland, Bristol BS6 6SH, UKPhone: +44 800 068 2497Website: axahealth.co.uk -
903 The Family Practice
“The practice is easily the best GP surgery I've ever been a patient at. I have a complex medical history and the doctors, both permanent staff and locum GPs, have taken a holistic approach to looking at symptoms and long term health, and have been proactive about referrals for further tests and diagnostics. I was recently referred to a private practice under the NHS right to choose process and they then accepted my treatment under a shared care plan, which not all GPs will do. I see the nurse team quarterly for ongoing treatment as well as ad hoc appointments and always find them to be working efficiently, friendly, and reassuring, even when under pressure. Generally I haven't had issues at getting same day appointments when needed and routine appointments are usually available without much delay. The reception team have always been helpful when I call in urgent need even after they've run out of appointments and have done their best to fit in a phone call with a GP so I can get an urgent prescription arranged. I have moved around the city over the years and I'm now living well outside of the normal practice boundaries but I happily travel to the practice and I'm grateful that they still accept me as a patient.”
Address: The Family Practice Western College, Cotham Rd, Bristol BS6 6DF, UKPhone: +44 117 946 6455 -
904 Better2Know
“I ordered from here before I saw all the 1 star results. I was pretty worried but the process was actually great. It was originally an antigen test, but when the new restrictions came in they emailed me and let me upgrade to PCR for about £35. I was emailed when the test was dispatched, with a link that would enable me to track my completed test return. The PCR was waiting for me when I got home. I completed it and sent it off. I checked the tracking link and it had arrived to the lab by the next day. My results were then available on the patient area by the following day. Really pleased with the whole process and enabled me to get out of self isolation really quickly. Would recommend and use again.”
Address: Unit 3 The Square, Temple Quay, Redcliffe, Bristol BS1 6DG, UKPhone: +44 20 7099 0955Website: better2know.co.uk -
905 LloydsPharmacy
Address: Courtside Surgery, Kennedy Way, Yate, Bristol BS37 4DQ, UKPhone: +44 1454 322452Website: lloydspharmacy.com
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906 Cheddar Medical Centre
“Receptionist was efficient and personable. She was in training but I can see she will be an asset. The Dr Maynard was brilliant - caring and understanding.”
Address: Roynon Way, Cheddar BS27 3NZ, UKPhone: +44 1934 742061Website: chedmed.co.uk -
907 LloydsPharmacy
“I have been a frequent visitor to this pharmacy for some time. There has been a pharmacy at 246 North Street for a great many years (GK Chemist originally). The other address was the old Bernard Hunter Photography at 244 North Street which I have also visited. The new expanded Lloyds Pharmacy now takes up two units having expanded next door. I normally drop in a couple of Prescriptions as needed and collect. I find this always much easier to do here than up the old Surgery (now private as Bridge View Medical Group) and my abiding impression is friendly staff. The now expanded place has made great use of the extra space, easy to move around and one of the easiest places for disabled and those of restricted mobility to enter and exit with the ramped entry and automatic door and push button exit and as before move around. Many pharmaceutical, baby, child, bathroom and medical products available. So always worth a look for small items and general medicines. Some items are available at a good price such as Carex handwash, others like Bathroom essentials like Brut can be more expensive. Everything is easy to find and see, labelled. I would have also highly recommended them for mobility aids, so if anyone ever needed an aluminium walker. In recent days they no longer do these, a pity, as that was simplicity itself and the walker for my Mum is wonderful. Bright, White, well-lit and I must add spotlessly clean. Hospitals could take note. The best part I note is getting any medicines on Prescription. The process of doing it via the Pharmacy is fuss free I find, and they take notice of your notes on your prescription. The time has lengthened recently so drop in Monday could get it by Friday. The amount of people using the Pharmacy in recent months has increased massively. An increasing number of NHS services are delivered by the Pharmacy instead of the Surgery, such as Flu Jabs and Health Checks. That has gone very well, and I note they seem interested and enquiring into your health, much like GP Surgery used to be. All in all, much busier, hence at times even late on Friday for instance, quite a wait for things to be finished. I have found them much more approachable and helpful regarding medical questions. Keeping in mind they are Pharmacists and not Doctors of Medicine. I was informed that in fact I am eligible for free Prescriptions whereas I believed after a change in circumstances almost 2 years ago I was not. Like many things why couldn’t the GP tell me that. Another is for an illness I had, I was told by the GP nothing could be done, yet spoke to the Pharmacist, yes there is something I can take, so sorted. The irony I find, having only 3 GP’s in my life till recent years is that on a basis of trust. I trust Lloyds Pharmacy far more than a Surgery now. On that basis and the friendliness and approachability of staff. I give them my highest recommendation.”
Address: 244-246, North St, Ashton Gate, Bristol BS3 1JD, UKPhone: +44 117 966 1170Website: lloydspharmacy.com -
908 Day Lewis Pharmacy Horfield
“Since the new assistant manager started, the shop has definitely improved. Much better organised and clean. Seems very efficient. Always get my prescription quickly”
Address: 508 Filton Ave, Bristol BS7 0QE, UKPhone: +44 117 969 0808Website: daylewis.co.uk -
909 Broadmead Medical Centre
“The best Gp in UK. I like my doctors they are good, they are listening to u. That's wonderful keep going.”
Address: 59 Broadmead, Bristol BS1 3EA, UKPhone: +44 117 954 9828Website: broadmeadmedicalcentre.nhs.uk -
910 LloydsPharmacy
“The service has definitely improved since they've got new staff. I've had bad experiences in the past with trying to get my prescription, but my recent experiences have pleasant and little fuss.”
Address: C/O Waitrose, Harbour Rd, Portishead, Bristol BS20 7DE, UKPhone: +44 1275 818346Website: lloydspharmacy.com
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911 Montpelier Health Centre
Address: Montpelier Health Centre, Bath Buildings, Montpelier, Bristol BS6 5PT, UKPhone: +44 117 942 6811Website: montpelierhealthcentre.co.uk -
912 Emersons Green Medical Centre
Address: St Lukes Cl, Emersons Green, Bristol BS16 7AL, UKPhone: +44 117 957 6470Website: greenvalleyshealth.nhs.uk
