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Original Feedback for Cromer Group Practice:


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Poor Service

The service it acceptable once access is gained, but over time it has been increasingly difficult to book an appointment. I think it would be easier to have an audience with the Pope or gain access to fort Knox. Once it was possible to book an appointment on line but that service disappeared. Appointments by phone are incredibly difficult to get. A further barrier has been introduced in that access to the surgery is blocked and only opened via an intercom at the door. I suppose their next line of defence will be to erect a security fence. The following is an example of trying to book an appointment. Rang at exactly 0830 and eventually got through to be told 14th in the queue. Hung on the phone until number 1 in the queue and then after hanging on the phone for 40 minutes an automated message said that the call could not be completed to call back later and cut off. I immediately rang back only to be told that I was number 30 in the queue. I rang again at 1115 and was 16 in the queue. Tried again at 1430 and told 16 in the queue. At this point I gave up. The service they provide is becoming a joke Is it any wonder the 111 and ambulance service gets over used?

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