Dr Patrick Pearson

Dr Patrick Pearson 2019-03-12 Person 5 5 0

I would not change Dr Pearson for any other Doctor.

Dr Patrick Pearson 2018-03-03 Person 1 5 0

Following a severe sore throat and cold in January, this has left me with a persistant night time cough and wheezing, particularly when lying down, hence I have been using Salbutamol Asthma inhaler on a regular basis since then. I was first treated for exacerbation of Asthma in December 2015. Recently I contacted the surgery to check whether I should be having a regular Asthma review, and the receptionist booked me for a telephone call from the GP the following Tuesday. This did not happen either on Tuesday or Wednesday and yet I had my phone with me all the time. When I checked up on this, on the Friday, my GP had left a note on the system "THIS PATIENT DOES NOT NEED A REVIEW AS NOT USING INHALERS' Unfortunately he left the above message without phoning me directly to check, about usage. I am extremely concerned that he did not contact me to check, and that he has left the above message about me, which is now out of date. He is now on annual leave, however, I am looking forward to both an apology and explanation as to why he did not check before writing the above message.

Dr Patrick Pearson 2017-05-13 Person 5 5 0

While Dr Pearson may appear, at times, somewhat gruff I have found him to be more caring and considerate than some others in the practice and has taken a structured medium term view of my general health and strategy for examining and treating my latest medical anomaly that hopefully will be effective.

Dr Patrick Pearson 2016-01-27 Person 1 5 0

I have come to see you for advice, help and maybe a prescription, not for you to hand me a leaflet!!!!!! Absolutely useless

Dr Patrick Pearson 2014-12-16 Person 5 5 0

Dr Pearson has been our family Doctor for several years and we have always found him to be 100% accurate in diagnosis, always empathetic and thoughtful regarding our care. An example of this would be a couple of years ago, my daughter was in Italy, we joined her there as she had become ill with severe pain at the bottom of her spine, we attended at least 3 hospital visits and she was being treated for various things - In the end I called Dr Pearson from Italy and explained the situation and in his insightful way, he suggested that we mention Pilonidal Sinus when we went to the hospital next, which we did and immediately upon mentioning this there was a new route of medical care identified. He was 100% accurate in this remote diagnosis. Hence, our favorable response to the service and care we receive from Dr Pearson.