Dr Omer Latif

Written by a patient at Kirby-crompton Health Centre

First and second time I've met Dr Latif and I'm very happy. Initial appointment was a referral from a nurse after a health review brought up a possible problem. I followed his instructions and gave him the results which proved to be satisfactory and took away any doubts I may have had re future medication. He gave me positive feedback about other possible concerns and as a result I've gone away happy and would certainly be pleased to see him should the need arise in the future. to me, a good doctor to have contact with.

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Written by a patient at Kirby-crompton Health Centre

I fathay mussam rohilla 05 09 1968 I have been Sergey many times and seen by great great doctor omer latif. Dr latif is very carrying person he talks very polite and listen to the patient very carefully and prescribe whatever is best or suitable for patients.I will love to see him again and again he has overwhelming personality and would like to say God bless him and keep giving us heart touching smiles all the best

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Written by a patient at Charlestown Medical Practice

What a wonderful doctor, one who really cares. Just what this practice has been waiting for. We're so privileged to have him! From a grateful patient.

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Written by a patient at Charlestown Medical Practice

A lot of doctors could learn a lot from Dr Latif, he has restored my faith immensely in GP's. He is a very kind genuine person who shows genuine empathy and care towards his patient. I felt very comfortable in his presence and confident that finally we have a doctor that goes above and beyond to ensure his patient is treated correctly. I just hope someone can legally bind him there so we do not lose him. :)

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Written by a member of staff at Lostock Medical Centre

I received excellent teaching from Dr Latif while I was sitting in with him in clinic. It was pitched at the right level and easy to understand. (4th Year Med Student)

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