Queen Edith Medical Practice
Address: 59 Queen Edith's way Cambridge CB1 8PJ
Website: https://www.queenedithmedicalpractice.co.uk/
Reception telephone: 01223 247288
Reception email: cpicb.generalqemp@nhs.net
Summary
3 reports in total.
3 most recent reports used to determine rating.
Rating: insufficient data
Questions answered
The answers to the following questions are based on the majority response from the people that answered them.
| Will this practice make GIC referrals? | (1 answer) | inconclusive | ||
| Does this practice offer shared care, including prescribing, with NHS-run GICs? | (1 answer) | inconclusive | ||
| Does this practice offer shared care, including prescribing, with private GICs? | (2 answers) | inconclusive | ||
| Does this practice offer bridging prescriptions? | (1 answer) | inconclusive | ||
| Will this practice update your name upon request? | (2 answers) | inconclusive | ||
| Will this practice update your NHS gender marker upon request? | (2 answers) | inconclusive | ||
| Does this practice perform routine blood sample monitoring for HRT (and blockers), even without a shared care agreement (e.g., for DIY)? | (1 answer) | inconclusive | ||
| Will this practice write a letter supporting a GRC application? | (0 answers) | inconclusive | ||
| Will this practice write a letter supporting a change of gender marker in British passports? | (1 answer) | inconclusive | ||
| Will this practice help to arrange fertility preservation? | (0 answers) | inconclusive | ||
| Will this practice administer prescribed HRT? | (1 answer) | inconclusive |
Reports
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Rating: PositiveReported Dec 2025
Originally prescribed testosterone under GenderGP (2022). Was dropped by GenderGP for unknown reasons, but the NHS has continued to prescribe it for me as a bridging prescription, as well as monitoring blood tests for several years. Gender marker letter also had fee (2022).
Rating: NegativeReported Nov 2025 (experienced around Dec 2025)
They will do shared care with a GIC or private provider (NHS consultant) but refuse to prescribe and do bloods once I have been discharged back to the care of the GP when I have been on stable HRT for years. They say they don’t have the skill!!!! They say it’s practice policy.
- Rating: Positive
Reported Oct 2025
I can't comment on the GP with regards to HRT because I haven't yet started, but rather overall, I have not run into any issues when accessing other care. My GP was quick to forward my GIC referral with no extra prompting from me needed. My name and NHS gender marker were updated after my first appointment when I went in for a referral, and I have had no cases of misgendering or deadnaming from any staff in the clinic.