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Gants Hill Medical Centre
Gants Hill Medical Centre
63 Ethelbert Gardens
Gants Hill
Ilford, Essex, IG2 6UP
Tel: 020 8550 3740
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Our practice aims to provide a friendly, courteous, effective and professional team. We listen to our patients' comments and complaints and try to make an improvement plan in accordance with the results. We are always open to ideas, suggestions etc.
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We provide post op wound care for our patients
Our CQC Report November 2016! Rating =
GOOD!
We are delighted to announce that Gants Hill Medical Centre has been given an overall GOOD rating on 16.1.2017 from our CQC Inspection of the premises and clinical services that we provide! Well done to ALL staff at Gants Hill Medical Centre, we are all very proud of the Good services that we provide.
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**New Surgery Opening Times - Please check the Opening Times tab at the top for our new Opening Times**
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