MygpReviews of mygp.com

I have never had a problem with ask my GP at our practice. You can't book an appointment but when you put in your request you will definitely get a phone call or email back either to offer an appointment ( usually on the same day) or advice. You can check your health record and any rest results and also order of repeat prescriptions. You can also request an answer from a specific person. This is a fairly large country practice covering several villages. I have not found a downside to this app.

On the appointments card, it showed dr simon Wee record and not dr Baxters. Until later on. Think they’re maybe a timing issue with appointment cards. Apologise to Wingate if i missed tel call appointment was not registered until 11 July. The 5 july should of came first. Before 11th july

Worst app., I've ever come across. Every other app., I have you can login with fingerprint or face recognition, this app., is living in the windows xp era.

Absolute rubbish I've had this app for 4 years now. I can't book an appointment at my practice as its not available to book online. Been waiting all this time to view my medical records for almost 4 years....oh suprise suprise this is still not available but coming soon. What a joke. One app I will be deleting

We have been using this app for a couple of years, it’s so easy to use and what’s even better repeat prescriptions are so easy to order And are sent to nominated chemist who in turn send a text when ready for collection, I must say the whole process is very quick, I can go on the app good appointments check results , absolutely brilliant,

So I used myGP to order my prescription, got my medication on time a week ago. I have now had to delete myGP from my phone after being bombarded with messages saying my prescription has been delayed, contact my pharmacy, Spoke to my pharmacist who quite candidly told me 'the message wasn't from us or the surgery, stop using the app immediately, order direct from us.' This appears to be a backward step in the use of technology, however, at 78 years old, with a heart condition, I can ill afford mistakes with regard my medication. Back to quill pen technology, app gone, sad really, when it worked it worked brilliantly, now it seems to have got some gremlins in the works who have access to my medical, medication, surgery and pharmacy records, how? I am not expecting a reply as it would appear the people running myGP don't and won't acknowledge there are problems and you can't contact them. If they had the courage to read the bad reviews on here they might learn something to their advantage, ostrich, head, sand, comes to mind. In conclusion, as I left the pharmacy I was approached by 3 other people who had a similar experience and now because they could not contact myGP were deleting the app. Managed eventually to contact myGP, my head is now aching after banging it against the brick wall, which I might add gave me a more satisfactory answer than myGP ever will.

I’ve been trialling the BP app. It is very problematic to use. Very difficult to create the correct facial and light environment so as data capture can begin. I’m not sure how BP is measured from basically a facial scan although it appears to work and return meaningful data. How accurate it is or what margin of error it has I’ve no idea. My few successful scans appear broadly similar to readings I’ve taken with a conventional BP monitor but I’m not convinced this app is reliably accurate.

Tried to reorder my repeat prescription this morning, and my recommended pharmacy had been changed from the one I always use to one that I have never used, 40 miles away. I sent an email to the software developer, the reply was “emails unmonitored” a joke I sincerely hope that our NHS is not paying good money to this software company