The Great Pulteney Street Surgery

Details

Name :

The Great Pulteney Street Surgery

Address  :

35 Great Pulteney Street

Town  :

Bath

State  :

Somerset

Country  :

UK

Post Code:

BA2 4BY

Phone  :

01225 464567

Fax  :

01225 465622

Web URL  :


Description

Welcome to The Pulteney Practice

Established in the 1920s the practice offers a fully integrated primary medical care team including medical provision and dentistry by a team of general practitioners nurses therapists and dentists

Our Great Pulteney Street Surgery is based in an elegant Georgian town house near the city centre of Bath at 35 Great Pulteney Street Bath BA2 4BY

Our Bathampton Surgery is a modern health centre in the small village of Bathampton at 29 Holcombe Lane Bathampton BA2 6UL Due to its location available parking and disabled access and facilities this surgery is used for the majority of private medical examinations

We hope to use our surgery website as a way of presenting all our patients with an up to date resource for all information relating to our practice We will keep it current with any news developments amp details that are relevant to the practice amp our patients

Have a look around our website and please do send us some feedback We can use your thoughts to improve our online services amp further develop the website to make it a more useful practical application for our patients
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