Welcome to Riverside Surgery

Your partner for a healthier future

Riverside Surgery Medical Practice was established in Rock Ferry over fifty years ago. Over the years, the Practice has evolved, keeping pace with medical advances and outgrowing the original premises. Today, we are a five doctor partnership, offering a full range of general medical services based on modern family practice, at the same time, retaining many of qualities of traditional General Practice appreciated by patients. Great continuity of patient care is provided by a settled partnership of doctors. The Practice covers a large geographical area of East Wirral.

We welcome new patients registering with our Practice.

Premises

Our purpose built premises, on the original site, were further improved in September 2011, allowing us to expand the range of services available to our patients. The building is two storey, with all direct patient services situated on the ground floor.

Disabled Access

The premises are fully accessible to people with disabilities. There are two designated disabled parking bays close to the entrance of the building.

Parking

There is a car park at the side of the Surgery and there is street parking to be found opposite should the car park on occasion, at busy times, be full.

Latest News

Posted on January 25th, 2022

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Posted on January 25th, 2022

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Posted on January 19th, 2022

  myGP have notified us of an issue which has caused messages to duplicate in some patients’ medical records. Google […]

Posted on January 12th, 2022

After over 20 years of hard work and dedication Dr Julie Where has now retired from Riverside Surgery. We hope […]

Posted on January 6th, 2022

Do you struggle to get an appointment? Did you know that in December 2021 136 appointments were wasted by patients […]