Breeze Hill Health Centre

A new build to the area, Breeze Hill Medical Centre houses the old Walton Medical Centre and Grey Road Health Centre as well as other NHS services.
Located on the flyover where Queens Drive and Rice Lane meet in the Walton area of Liverpool it is hard to miss. A Bus Stop is conveniently located close to the onsite chemist outside and there is also a medium sized car park located round the back. Medical services are to be found on the first two floors of the building with a ramp and lift providing disabled access for all.
GP services are located on the ground floor with treatment room nurses, counseling, phlebotomy, diabetes clinics and podiatry being just some of the services offered upstairs.
Not all services are offered Mon — Fri, so it is best to phone first to make an appropriate appointment.

Walton Medical Centre has recently moved to a new location in Breeze Hill which is just down the road from its previous location. It is now in a better position and more easily noticed nowadays plus it has that new fresh look about it. I have to say that it is a lot more improved in terms of the interior which offers plenty of seating areas and appears what a surgery should look like in comparison to the old and dull looking one.
However, the service has not changed much and as in the previous review, it does take a while to make an appointment because there always seems to be a reason that the doctor is on holiday or they are fully booked. I would advise to book about 1 month in advance as about 80% of the time, you will not get your preferred time unless you are an emergency patient.

This was my doctor’s office for about a year, when we lived in Walton. Over all, they are not a bad doctor’s office.
There are four different doctors, and contrary to popular belief, you can actually decide which of the doctors you like the best and only see that one. I met two of the doctors, though I only saw one over the course of that year. To be completely honest, I didn’t really care for either of them, but I think that liking or not liking a doctor has a lot to do with how personalities do or do not mesh.
Also, it’s very hard to get an appointment here, or it was when they were our doctors. They are always very busy, and even when you do get in you still have to wait well beyond your appointed time before someone comes out and calls you in. There are also often a lot of sniffling, sneezing kids in the waiting room, so you may want to boost up on vitamin C before your visit. ;)
I much prefer the doctors we see now on the Wirral. But as I said, you have a choice of four at Walton Medical Centre, so it’s not all bad.