Fleminggebou Surgery

What separates a competent GP from a rushed one often isn't obvious until you need actual diagnosis. Good practitioners listen before they prescribe—they ask about medication allergies and drug interactions, they don't assume symptoms, and they document properly so your next visit doesn't repeat the whole story. They stay registered with the HPCSA and keep their CPD points current. In Gqeberha, where patient loads can be heavy, a GP worth seeing sees you for time proportional to your need, not a fixed appointment clock. They know when to refer rather than guess, they understand medical aid requirements thoroughly enough to advocate for you rather than simply follow the formulary, and they're willing to see you again if something didn't resolve—not sending you away because the appointment window closed.