St Georges Medical Centre
Address: 2a Parsons Lane Littleport Cambs CB6 1JU
Website: https://www.stgeorges-littleport.co.uk/
Reception telephone: 01353 864100
Reception email: cpicb.stgeorgesmedicalcentre@nhs.net
Summary
1 reports in total.
1 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? | (0 answers) | 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? | (0 answers) | inconclusive | ||
| Does this practice offer bridging prescriptions? | (0 answers) | inconclusive | ||
| Will this practice update your name upon request? | (1 answer) | inconclusive | ||
| Will this practice update your NHS gender marker upon request? | (1 answer) | inconclusive | ||
| Does this practice perform routine blood sample monitoring for HRT (and blockers), even without a shared care agreement (e.g., for DIY)? | (0 answers) | 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? | (0 answers) | 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: NeutralReported Oct 2025 (experienced around Oct 2025)
Trainee GPs can be hit and miss when it comes to gendering patients correctly in notes. By their own admission, there is only one GP who knows how to handle gender care and who apologised for the misgendering by a trainee GP and said they would raise it with the trainee during their weekly meeting.
All of the nurses have been friendly and efficient when doing blood tests and Testosterone blocker injections.
Receptionists are friendly but don't know anything about gender admin tasks like changing names and gender markers. I had to ask the GP to handle it internally.
The GP was happy to continue prescribing HRT on the recommendation of CHX GIC and has raised my E dosage on request. They also increased the amount of patches in my prescription to provide resiliency against the Estradot shortage.
Clinic pharmacy has trouble acquiring HRT patches. I was recommended by the GP to acquire them at the other village pharmacy.