Reviews of Little London Medical. (Doctor) in Hamilton (Waikato).

Little London Medical

27 Reviews

7 Comments

Doctor

General practitioner

Family practice physician

Medical Center

Registered general nurse

6 Little London Lane, Hamilton Central, Hamilton 3204, New Zealand

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Information of Little London Medical, Doctor in Hamilton (Waikato)

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This place has good reviews, this means that they treat their customers well and you’ll feel great with their services, recommended 100%!

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Open hours of Little London Medical

Monday

9 a.m.–5 p.m.

Tuesday

9 a.m.–5 p.m.

Wednesday

9 a.m.–5 p.m.

Thursday

9 a.m.–5 p.m.

Friday

9 a.m.–5 p.m.

Saturday

Closed

Sunday

Closed

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Reviews of Little London Medical

M. G.

aka Rewi Greenland. Been with them since 1982. First with Graham Norcliffe, a brief stint with a locum Barrie Winn who later joined the practice and became our Doctor. Stephanie Cowie is our doctor now. Admin staff and practice Nurses are top notch. Always pleasant and professional.

N. G.

Dr Winn is a wonderful doctor because he genuinely cares about his patients. I had him since I was a toddler until my mid 20's when I moved away so I thought all doctors were like him but unfortunately I was wrong. I'm in my mid 30's and I still haven't found a doctor as thoughtful, caring and dedicated to his patient's as Dr Winn. Naomi

Z. W.

This is not about the doctors or nurses because theyve all been amazing.... This is feedback for administration: When ticking the ethnic box for "Māori", citizenship in Aotearoa should be a dead given. Whether is it part of the process for application or not, It is the height of disrespect to ask Tangata Whenua if they are born on this land. Whether or not you understand tikanga, reo or otherwise is not the issue here (even though you really should) .... Acknowledging identity as a person of this land is a very basic requirement for cultural competency. In the future when someone says they are Māori and theyr'e registering for your clinic, Let that be the end of the "citizen" conversation. We are not migrants or guests here.