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Best and Worst NHS GPs in Greenwich and Woolwich

Compare all 14 NHS GPs in Greenwich and Woolwich. The best-rated GP is St Marks Pms, followed by Primecare Pms (South Street) and Valentine Health Partnership.
Best and Worst NHS GPs in Greenwich and Woolwich
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The best GP in Greenwich and Woolwich is St Marks Pms, followed by Primecare Pms (South Street) and Valentine Health Partnership. This is based on our composite score which combines Care Quality Commission (CQC) ratings and patient satisfaction survey results.

In total, there are 14 GP practices in Greenwich and Woolwich, with a combined 168,077 registered patients. Of these, 158,219 patients have a better-rated GP within just two miles of their current practice (94%).

Extending this to five miles, 168,077 patients have a better-rated GP available (100%).

Out of the 14 practices with an overall care quality rating, the CQC rates 13 as 'good' and 1 as 'requires improvement'.

Nationally, 5% of GPs are rated outstanding, while 86% are rated good, 5% as requires improvement and 1% as inadequate.

In terms of patient satisfaction, 70% of patients in Greenwich and Woolwich say they have a good or better overall experience at their GP practice, varying from 40% at Royal Arsenal Medical Centre to 80% at St Marks Pms. This compares to a national average of 74%.

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Full breakdown of GPs in Greenwich and Woolwich:

Rank Name Address CQC Overall Rating Patients with good overall experience of the GP practice Patients with good experience contacting the GP practice Patients per FTE GP HealthSay Score
1 St Marks Pms St.Marks Medical Centre, 24 Wrottesley Road, Plumstead, London, SE18 3EP Good 88% 61% 1,587 80/100
2 Primecare Pms (South Street) South St Medical Centre, Greenwich, London, SE10 8NT Good 80% 76% 2,188 79/100
3 Valentine Health Partnership Ferryview Health Centre, 25 John Wilson Street, Woolwich, London, SE18 6PZ Good 79% 78% 2,138 78/100
4 Manor Brook Pms Manor Brook Medical Ctr., 117 Brook Lane, Blackheath, London, SE3 0EN Good 76% 68% 1,606 74/100
5 Fairfield Pms The Fairfield Centre, 41- 43 Fairfield Grove, Charlton, London, SE7 8TX Good 77% 63% 1,742 73/100
6 Triveni Pms Escreet Grove Surgery, Escreet Grove, Woolwich, London, SE18 5TE Good 67% 68% 1,260 67/100
7 Burney Street Pms Burney Street Practice, 48 Burney Street, Greenwich, London, SE10 8EX Good 70% 61% 1,231 67/100
8 Woodlands Surgery Woodlands Surgery, 2 Woodland Walk, Off Trafalgar Road, Greenwich, SE10 9UB Good 68% 62% 2,283 66/100
9 All Saints Medical Centre Pms All Saints Medical Centre, 13A Ripon Road, Plumstead, London, SE18 3PS Good 68% 62% 1,547 66/100
10 Vanbrugh Group Practice Level 2,The Greenwich Ctr, 12 Lambarde Square, Greenwich, London, SE10 9GB Good 67% 62% 1,727 66/100
11 Blackheath Standard Pms Blackheath Surgery, 11-13 Charlton Road, Blackheath, London, SE3 7HB Good 61% 60% 2,073 61/100
12 Plumbridge Medical Centre Plumbridge Medical Centre, 32-33 Plumbridge Street, London, SE10 8PA Requires improvement 74% 78% 1,350 60/100
13 Greenwich Peninsula Millenium Village H/C, School Bank Road, Greenwich, London, SE10 0QN Good 58% 50% 3,521 55/100
14 Royal Arsenal Medical Centre Royal Arsenal Medical Ctr, 21 Arsenal Way, Plumstead, London, SE18 6TE Good 41% 38% 3,354 40/100

Data as of 11 July 2024.

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