Hearing tests in Manchester

Manchester LGV Clinic (South) is a specialized medical facility located in Hale, Altrincham, catering to professional drivers. The clinic provides essential health assessments required for various commercial driving licenses in the Manchester area. Core services include HGV and LGV medical examinations, as well as specialized medicals for taxi driver licensing. The clinic offers a streamlined process with the convenience of online booking and rapid appointment availability. Each examination is conducted professionally to ensure all regulatory health standards for drivers are met efficiently.

“Thank you for all the pre-flight information & arrangements for Day 2 return tests. Makes life a lot easier. Will recommend to friends and family.”

“I've been to this baby bond when I was pregnant with my last baby. It was amazing. I hope to go again with this little one. I'm only 9 week.”

“Great service , having lived abroad for many years Ian couldn’t have been more helpful, finding NHS numbers etc and keeping me updated. Well impressed !!”

“Honestly I love this GP. Everyone seems to complain about the receptionist but every time i’ve been in there i’ve never had an issue at all they’re all very kind and friendly and very well clued up too! There’s great doctors at this practice- however there is a very small minority of doctors maybe 1 or 2 that you would have to be very unlucky to get. Careless, dismissive and unhelpful - however once you know who to avoid cough Dr Watson cough and find a doctor you get along with and who cares which is most of them tbh, you will have a good experience. I’ve had a really tough time the last month and have had many appointments and they’ve always been so helpful and reassuring. Actually left one of my appointments with a smile just feeling so grateful for them helping me and being generally so lovely. Dr Price is the best i’ve come across she’s the best! I literally never write reviews but I was curious what other people thought and was genuinely shocked. The emergency appointment system is much better from when they used to make you log onto AskMyGP at 8am. Now you can call anytime from 8am to around 12 noon and then that’s when they will start to triage all of their appointments in order or priority for that day. Much fairer, don’t have to be first in the queue just have to have a priority issue. Even routine appointments are quite good now too, longest I waited for an appointment on a routine basis was around 14days. Good for a routine appointment. The late evening appointments eg at 19:30 are a really good idea and very helpful. Only downside is the pharmacy is closed at those times so you’d have to wait till the following morning to pick it up from the pharmacy downstairs. Overall great practice par the couple bad apples.”