Practice updates
List now open to new registrations
Patients within the boundary area below will be eligible to register with the practice from 8th April 2024.
Abuse Towards Staff
Our dedicated team is navigating through challenging circumstances to provide you with the best possible service. We kindly ask that you treat them with the respect and understanding that you too would appreciate. Remember, we uphold a zero-tolerance policy towards aggressive behavior.
The administrative and clinical staff have been instructed to highlight and terminate any calls in which abuse occurs and a formal warning will then follow
Emergency exceptions list
At times of severe service pressure we may need to restrict access to clinical appointments to the most vulnerable groups. The list below is a guide. Consider seeking help from other sources that could help with your condition. If you are unsure, please ask our staff to help you navigate this.
Palliative Care issue
Safeguarding issue
Children <5 with an acute illness
Communication difficulties/ learning difficulties
Housebound patient
Carer for someone who is housebound or unable to communicate for themselves
Patients who state they are suicidal (or words/ impression to that effect)
An Advanced Physiotherapy Practitioner (APP) now works in your GP practice.
If you are over 16 years and think you have an MSK (musculoskeletal) problem you can book an appointment directly with them rather than your GP. They are experts in muscle, bone and joint problems including common issues like back, neck, shoulder or knee pain.
The APP will assess you and talk to you about management options. If further tests, investigations or rehabilitation are needed they can organise this. They can facilitate fitnotes if required. The APP works very closely with your GP and other colleagues in the practice to ensure best holistic care.