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Ling House Medical Centre

49 Scott Street, Keighley, West Yorkshire, BD21 2JH

CQC location 1-13189845599NHS organisation code B83008
Current overall CQC ratingGoodAssessment dated 1 July 2024
Active registrationRegistered

Registered from 2 August 2022.

Registered address49 Scott Street, Keighley, West Yorkshire, BD21 2JH

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Responsible health systemNHS West Yorkshire Integrated Care Board

ODS code B83008. Data refreshed 1 September 2026.

Location and contact

49 Scott Street, Keighley, West Yorkshire, BD21 2JH

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CQC assessment breakdown

How the service was assessed

These are CQC key-question results for this location. A percentage is shown only where CQC publishes one.

Caring

Good
75%

This service is caring

Effective

Good
75%

This service is effective

Responsive

Good
71%

This service is responsive

Safe

Good
75%

This service is safe

Well-led

Good
75%

This service is well-led

Latest published evidence

Ongoing Assessment for Ling House Medical Centre

Assessment dated 1 July 2024. Published 15 October 2024.

What CQC reported

The service is performing well and meeting our expectations.

People’s experience

As part of this assessment, we reviewed patient feedback from the NHS Friends and Family Test (FFT), National GP Patient Survey (2024), and an internal survey undertaken by the practice in July 2024. We also asked the practice to invite patients to share their experience of the service they received via the Give Feedback on Care form on the Care Quality Commission’s website. We received 8 responses, all of which were positive. In particular, patients told us staff were caring, professional, friendly and helpful, and that there had been improvements to the appointments system. The FFT data collected by the practice for the period July 2023 to July 2024, of which there were 406 responses, showed 49% of patients found the practice to be very good or good and 23% found the practice to be poor or very poor. The remainder of patients, 28%, responded that the practice was neither good nor poor or they did not know. Patient feedback from the National GP Patient Survey, based on 125 responses, showed that patient outcomes in relation to the quality statements equity in access, kindness, compassion and dignity and treating people as individuals were below local and national averages. The practice had undertaken their own survey, of which there were 1000 responses, and patient satisfaction outcomes were more in line with local and national averages. However, access remained an outlier. Leaders were aware of the challenges to patient access and had acted to improve it. The practice was about to implement a total triage system from October 2024. At the time of our assessment there was no Patient Participation Group (PPG) as previous members had stepped down from the role. However, we saw evidence that the practice was actively promoting the PPG to encourage patients to join through their website and quarterly patient newsletters.

GP Patient Survey 2026

What registered patients reported

102 completed questionnaires · 15.6% response rate.

71%

Overall experience was good

Confidence interval 46.5%–87.4%
61.7%

Experience of contacting the practice was good

Confidence interval 37.5%–81.2%
87.2%

Last appointment met the patient’s needs

Confidence interval 62.1%–96.6%
79.8%

Healthcare professional was good at listening

Confidence interval 54%–93%
80.9%

Healthcare professional treated the patient with care and concern

Confidence interval 55%–93.6%
87.8%

Patient had confidence and trust in the healthcare professional

Confidence interval 63%–96.8%
74.4%

Reception and administrative team were helpful

Confidence interval 49.5%–89.6%
32%

Contacting the practice by phone was easy

Confidence interval 14.1%–57.4%
62.9%

Contacting the practice through its website was easy

Confidence interval 36.8%–83.1%

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Registered scope

Services and regulated activities

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Service types

Doctors/Gps

Regulated activities

Maternity and midwifery servicesFamily planningTreatment of disease, disorder or injurySurgical proceduresDiagnostic and screening procedures

Specialisms

Services for everyone

Published record

Rating and report history

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28 December 2016GoodCQC rating history

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