Parkview Practice, London: patient reviews and CQC rating

What patients say about Parkview Practice

Its best result against England is the share who found it easy to get through to the practice by phone: 60%, against 57% across England. Its weakest is the share who found it easy to contact the practice through its website: 41%, below the England figure of 58%. Of the 11 results in the table, 0 are above England and 4 below by more than the survey's margin of error, and 7 within it.

On overall experience it is 444th of the 648 practices in London with 50 or more responses. 60% found it easy to get through by phone (England: 57%). The overall experience result is 5 points higher than in 2025 (68%). 89 patients answered the survey (response rate 11%).

CQC's overall rating for Parkview Practice is Good, published in August 2021. All 5 key questions are rated Good. Its previous overall rating was Requires Improvement (June 2019).

7,028 patients were registered at Parkview Practice in September 2026, down 9.7% on a year earlier (England: down 1.1%).

9% of its patients are aged 65 or over, against 19% across England. With 2.3 full-time-equivalent qualified GPs, there are 3,082 patients per GP, more than the England figure of 2,171 and West and North London's 2,497. The practice also has 0.4 nurses and 4.4 other clinical staff such as pharmacists and physiotherapists (full-time equivalent).

From June 2026 to August 2026 the practice recorded 4,429 appointments a month, or 630 per 1,000 registered patients (England: 510). 42% were face to face (England: 63%). 47% took place on the day they were booked and 2% more than 28 days after booking (England: 45% and 5%).

22% were with a GP rather than another member of the practice team. 4% of booked patients did not attend.

Compared with England, the practice has a higher share of patients on its registers for palliative or supportive care needs (1.6% against 0.6%). It has a lower share for atrial fibrillation (0.7% against 2.2%), dementia (0.3% against 0.8%) and heart failure (0.5% against 1.1%). The practice's patients live in areas with an average deprivation score of 29.9 (England: 21.8; higher is more deprived).

Life expectancy for its patients' neighbourhoods is 84.0 years for women and 77.4 for men (England: 83.0 and 79.1).

77% of the practice's patients live in the W12 postcode district, followed by W3 (6%), W6 (3%) and NW10 (3%). 84% live in Hammersmith and Fulham, the council area the practice is in.

Parkview Practice, Cranston Court, 56 Bloemfontein Road, Parkview Centre for Health & Wellbeing, London, W12 7FG. Phone: 020 3704 6055. Website: www.parkvieww12.co.uk.