GP surgeries in Boston: ratings and patient reviews

There are 9 GP practices in Boston, with 95,714 registered patients between them (September 2026). The highest share of patients rating their overall experience as good is at Stickney Surgery (88%, England 77%). Across the town there are 3,081 patients per qualified GP, against 2,171 across England.

Latest data: September 2026. Registered patients September 2026; GP Patient Survey 2026.

Across the 9 practices in Boston with survey results, the share of patients describing their overall experience as good ranges from 66% at Parkside Medical Centre to 88% at Stickney Surgery, with a median of 74% (England: 77%). 2 are above England and 1 below by more than the survey's margin of error. Stickney Surgery has the highest share finding it easy to get through by phone (88%, England 57%).

PracticeRegistered patientsOverall experience goodEasy to contact by phoneCQC ratingPatients per GP
Stickney Surgery6,23788%88%Good2,599
Sutterton Surgery3,60587%82%Good1,756
Swineshead Medical Group8,71682%67%Good3,143
Dr Sinha & Partners9,63278%49%Good2,127
Liquorpond Surgery11,65474%54%Good3,784
Greyfriars Surgery13,49773%43%Good4,308
The Sidings Medical Practice15,29073%41%Inadequate3,165
Kirton Medical Centre8,43772%48%Good2,838
Parkside Medical Centre18,64666%40%Good3,521

There are 3,081 registered patients per full-time-equivalent qualified GP in Boston, more than England's 2,171 and Lincolnshire's 2,503. Practices recorded 588 appointments a month per 1,000 patients (England: 510), 78% of them face to face. 45% of appointments took place on the day they were booked (England: 45%).

21% of registered patients are aged 65 or over (England: 19%). Lists shrank by 2.1% over the year (England: shrank 1.1%).

MeasureBostonLincolnshireEngland
Patients per qualified GP3,0812,5032,171
Appointments per 1,000 patients a month588600510
Face-to-face appointments78%65%63%
Same day as booked45%44%45%
Did not attend4%4%4%
Patients aged 65 or over21%25%19%

Relative to England, the register furthest above England's rate at practices in Boston is osteoporosis (1.7% against 1.2%), and the furthest below is serious mental illness (0.7% against 1.0%).

Condition registerAge groupBoston (2024/25)EnglandPatients on register
High blood pressureAll ages17.1%15.2%16,776
Depression18+ yrs13.9%14.3%11,029
Diabetes17+ yrs8.4%7.9%6,743
Chronic kidney disease18+ yrs6.5%4.6%5,141
Asthma6+ yrs6.2%6.6%5,747
CancerAll ages3.7%3.8%3,622
Coronary heart diseaseAll ages3.5%3.0%3,462
Atrial fibrillationAll ages2.5%2.2%2,477
COPDAll ages2.5%1.9%2,398
Stroke and TIAAll ages2.3%1.9%2,286
Osteoporosis50+ yrs1.7%1.2%652
Heart failureAll ages1.4%1.1%1,393
DementiaAll ages0.9%0.8%837
Epilepsy18+ yrs0.8%0.8%615
Serious mental illnessAll ages0.7%1.0%708
Rheumatoid arthritis16+ yrs0.7%0.8%584
Peripheral arterial diseaseAll ages0.7%0.6%644
Palliative careAll ages0.6%0.6%570
Learning disabilityAll ages0.5%0.6%457

How many GP practices are there in Boston?

9, with 95,714 registered patients in September 2026.

Which GP practice in Boston do patients rate highest?

Stickney Surgery: 88% of patients described their overall experience as good in the 2026 GP Patient Survey, above the England figure of 77%.

How many patients are there per GP in Boston?

3,081 registered patients per full-time-equivalent qualified GP, against 2,171 across England.

How many GP appointments in Boston are face to face?

78% of appointments at the town's practices were face to face, against 63% across England.

Cite this page

<a href="https://localgps.co.uk/boston">https://localgps.co.uk/boston</a>