Sutton’s highest and lowest ranked GPs for 2026 revealed

The NHS England GP Patient Survey gathers views from patients about their experiences of local practices, asking them to assess areas including access to appointments, communication with healthcare staff and the quality of care they receive.

A total of 21 GP surgeries across Sutton featured in this year’s survey, with results based on responses from registered patients who shared their views on their local healthcare services.

Patients were asked to give an overall rating of their experience, with the rankings based on the proportion who described their practice as having a “Very good” or “Fairly good” overall experience.

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The survey was carried out between January and April 2026 and provides individual results for GP practices, showing how patients feel about the treatment and support available to them.

Grove Road Practice came out on top in Sutton, with 92 per cent of patients giving a positive overall rating.

Park Road Medical Centre followed with 90 per cent, while Hackbridge Medical Centre ranked third with 89 per cent.

At the other end of the table, Manor Practice received the lowest overall patient satisfaction rating in Sutton, with 55 per cent of patients describing their overall experience as good.

Cheam GP Centre ranked second lowest with 58 per cent, while Faccini House Surgery was third from bottom with 62 per cent.

The gap between Sutton’s highest and lowest-rated practices was 37 percentage points, with patient satisfaction ranging from 92 per cent at Grove Road Practice to 55 per cent at Manor Practice.

Sutton’s GP surgeries ranked from best to worst in 2026

Based on the percentage of patients describing their overall experience as “Very good” or “Fairly good”:

1. Grove Road Practice – 92 per cent
2. Park Road Medical Centre – 90 per cent
3. Hackbridge Medical Centre – 89 per cent
4. Wrythe Green Surgery – 88 per cent
5. Maldon Road Surgery – 86 per cent
6. Mulgrave Road Surgery – 86 per cent
7. Old Court House Surgery – 85 per cent
8. Benhill & Belmont GP Centre – 84 per cent
9. Wallington Family Practice – 80 per cent
10. Circle GP Surgery – 78 per cent
11. Chesser Practice – 78 per cent
12. Bishopsford Road Medical Centre – 77 per cent
13. Robin Hood Lane Health Centre – 76 per cent
14. Beeches Surgery – 76 per cent
15. Cheam Family Practice – 74 per cent
16. James O’Riordan Medical Centre – 71 per cent
17. Sutton Medical Centre – 70 per cent
18. Shotfield Medical Practice – 68 per cent
19. Faccini House Surgery – 62 per cent
20. Cheam GP Centre – 58 per cent
21. Manor Practice – 55 per cent

The NHS England GP Patient Survey gives patients the opportunity to share their experiences of local primary care services and helps highlight areas where practices are performing well and where improvements may be needed.

A spokesperson for NHS South West London said: “The annual patient survey results highlight the positive experiences most people have of primary care services in south west London thanks to the commitment of our primary care teams, who continue to work incredibly hard to deliver high-quality care – 93% of patients had confidence in the person providing their care and more than 8 out of 10 reported a good overall level of satisfaction.

“While south west London overall performs above the London and national average in many areas, with improvements seen since last year, we know there is still more to do and we’ll continue to work with GP practices to improve access, as we build towards a neighbourhood health service.

“Neighbourhood health will see GP practices work more closely with community services, mental health, social care and the voluntary sector through Integrated Neighbourhood Teams (INTs).

“The aim is care that’s built around where people live, not around organisational boundaries.”