Patients across Warwickshire have shed light on whether their GP surgery is meeting their needs in the latest GP Patient Survey, produced by Ipsos on behalf of NHS England.
More than 700,000 patients in England completed the 2025 survey, which was carried out between January and March 2025, with the 2026 survey currently underway.
It gathers information on how patients feel about their local surgery. Patients were asked a range of questions about their last appointment as part of the survey, including whether they felt their needs had been met.
Across the country, the majority of patients said their needs had ‘definitely’ been met (57%) or had been met ‘to some extent’ (33%).
Here we reveal the surgeries in Warwickshire which are meeting patients’ needs the best. Surgeries are ranked by the proportion of patients who said their needs had ‘definitely’ been met during their last appointment.
5. Meon Medical Centre - Meon
There were 301 survey forms sent out to patients at Meon Medical Centre in Meon, and the response rate was 39%. 82% of patients said their needs were ‘definitely’ met during their last general practice appointment, while 17% said they were met ‘to some extent’. | Google Maps
6. St Wulfstan Surgery - Southam
There were 271 survey forms sent out to patients at St Wulfstan Surgery in Southam, and the response rate was 38%. 78% of patients said their needs were ‘definitely’ met during their last general practice appointment, while 19% said they were met ‘to some extent’. | Google Maps
7. Alcester Health Centre - Alcester
There were 342 survey forms sent out to patients at Alcester Health Centre in Alcester, and the response rate was 43%. 77% of patients said their needs were ‘definitely’ met during their last general practice appointment, while 21% said they were met ‘to some extent’. | Google Maps
8. Tanworth-In-Arden Medical Practice - Tanworth-In-Arden, Solihull
There were 285 survey forms sent out to patients at Tanworth-In-Arden Medical Practice in Tanworth-In-Arden, Solihull, and the response rate was 45%. 77% of patients said their needs were ‘definitely’ met during their last general practice appointment, while 20% said they were met ‘to some extent’. | Google Maps