Leeds GP Surgeries Ranked by Patient Satisfaction Levels

Patients in Leeds have voiced their opinions on the performance of local GP surgeries in the latest GP Patient Survey, conducted by Ipsos on behalf of NHS England. More than 700,000 patients across England participated in the 2025 survey, which took place between January and March 2025. The survey aims to assess patient experiences and satisfaction with their GP services.

Respondents were asked a range of questions about their last appointment, focusing on whether their healthcare needs were adequately met. Nationally, results show that a significant majority of patients felt their needs were either met ‘definitely’ (57%) or ‘to some extent’ (33%). Despite these positive figures, some GP surgeries in Leeds received feedback indicating substantial dissatisfaction among patients.

Leeds GP Surgeries with the Most Dissatisfied Patients

The survey highlights specific GP surgeries in Leeds where patients reported feeling that their needs were not met during their last visit. These surgeries are ranked according to the percentage of patients who indicated that their needs were ‘not at all’ met.

The findings reveal a concerning trend for certain practices, as patient dissatisfaction can have a significant impact on overall healthcare experiences. The results serve as a critical reminder for healthcare providers to evaluate and improve their services continually.

In summary, while the overall national trends indicate a general sense of satisfaction, the experiences reported by a segment of patients in Leeds illustrate the ongoing challenges faced by some GP surgeries. Addressing these concerns will be essential for improving patient outcomes and restoring confidence in local healthcare services.