Our modern, well-equipped, and spacious premises were opened in July '93 and we offer an ever increasing range of general medical services for our patients, including the disabled.
We are a training practice and have doctors training to be GP's as well as medical students attached to the practice. We aim to provide the highest possible care according to the best medical standards.
We believe that patients are in charge of their healthcare - we will help patient to make the right treatment decisions for them by sharing the treatment options in a way which they understand.
We aim to always treat our patients with dignity and respect. We will provide the same standard of care irrespective of age, gender, disability or race. We takes the views of patients into account when developing services
Please attend your appointments, if you are unable to keep your appointment please inform the surgery as soon as possible.
Please do not misuse urgent appointments. Home visits are available, but before you phone, please be certain that you are really too unwell to get to the surgery to see the Doctor. House calls are for patients who are housebound. Also requests for home visits should be phoned through to the surgery before 10am.
We have a zero tolerance policy, above all else we do not accept violence or the threat of violence from patients - we trying to provide a high standard of care and do not deserve to be threatened.