Help me choose
Which GP practice is best for you?
Tell us your area and what matters to you. We show the area’s practices in the order that suits you, grouped by how they compare with England, and explain why.
GP practices in Merton
22 practices, in groups by their label, which comes from the Practice Grade and its margin of error, never from your choices. Within each group, the practice that fits the Practice Grade best comes first. There are no places: practices next to each other are often within each other’s margin of error.
Clearly above the England average (6)
Their Practice Grade is above England’s by more than its margin of error.
- Central Medical CentrePractice Grade
- Riverhouse Medical PracticePractice Grade
- West Barnes SurgeryPractice Grade
- Vineyard Hill Road SurgeryPractice Grade
- Grand Drive SurgeryPractice Grade
- Figges Marsh SurgeryPractice Grade
Cannot be told apart from the England average (14)
Their Practice Grade cannot be told apart from England’s within its margin of error.
- Wimbledon Village SurgeryPractice Grade
- Lambton Road Medical PracticePractice Grade
- Francis Grove SurgeryPractice Grade
- Morden Hall Medical CentrePractice Grade
- Wimbledon Medical PracticePractice Grade
- Merton Medical PracticePractice Grade
- Mitcham & Tooting HealthPractice Grade
- Ravensbury Park Medical CentrePractice Grade
Show all 14 in this group
- Cricket Green Medical PracticePractice Grade
- Nelson Medical PracticePractice Grade
- Alexandra Road SurgeryPractice Grade
- Tamworth House Medical CentrePractice Grade
- Wide Way Medical CentrePractice Grade
- Colliers Wood SurgeryPractice Grade
Other practices in Merton
These have no label: some have too few survey answers to be graded, some are for one group of patients, and for others the margin of error does not support either label. They are listed A to Z, not by your choices. Each practice’s page has its figures.
Show all 2 practices, A to Z
- Faccini House SurgeryPractice Grade
- Mitcham Family PracticePractice Grade
Questions and answers
How do you put the practices in order?
You pick what matters to you, and we order the practices in your area by how their patients answered the GP Patient Survey questions on those things. A star counts twice. If you pick nothing, we order by the Practice Grade. The order is inside groups: practices clearly above the England average first, then practices that cannot be told apart from it, then the rest from A to Z.
Why are there no places or rank numbers?
Every survey figure has a margin of error, and practices next to each other in the list can often not be told apart. The order helps you find practices worth a closer look; the label says what the figures can support.
What if a practice has no figure for something I picked?
It is ordered on the things it has figures for, so a missing figure never counts against it. A practice with no figure for any of your choices comes last in its group. Too few answers to a question also means no figure.
Do my choices change a practice’s label?
No. The label comes from the Practice Grade and its margin of error, the same as on the practice’s own page. Your choices only change the order inside each group.
Where do the figures come from?
The Practice Grade comes from the 2026 GP Patient Survey and NHS appointment and phone data. The questions you pick come from the 2026 GP Patient Survey, run by Ipsos for NHS England, and how soon routine appointments were booked from NHS England’s Appointments in General Practice. Each practice page shows every figure with its source.
Sources
- 2026 GP Patient Survey: https://www.gp-patient.co.uk/
- Contains information from NHS England, licenced under the current version of the Open Government Licence