GP CQC Ratings

GP Surgeries With Overdue CQC Inspections in South East

The following 664 GP surgeries in South East have not been inspected by the Care Quality Commission in over three years. Their CQC ratings may no longer reflect the current standard of care.

Why Does Inspection Frequency Matter?

The CQC aims to re-inspect GP practices every two to three years, or sooner if concerns are raised. A practice that has not been inspected for more than three years may have changed — for better or worse — since its last rating was awarded. If you are choosing a new GP surgery or are concerned about your current practice, a recent inspection date is one indicator of continued regulatory oversight.

Practices listed below are sorted oldest inspection first. Note that a practice's current rating still reflects the outcome of its last formal CQC inspection — the concern is simply that this information may be out of date.

Practices Not Inspected in Over 3 Years — South East

664 practices listed, sorted oldest inspection first.

Data sourced from the Care Quality Commission under the Open Government Licence. Inspection dates reflect the most recent CQC inspection recorded in the dataset.