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OUR TELEPHONE NUMBER HAS CHANGED TO (01278) 454560

FLU VACCINATION CLINICS - NOW BOOKING

HAVE YOUR SAY OUTPATIENT SERVICES PROPOSAL FOR THE NEW BRIDGWATER COMMUNITY HOSPITAL

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OUR TELEPHONE HAS CHANGED 

As part of the ongoing project to improve patient access, we have installed a new telephone system.  Our new number is now (01278) 454560.

PATIENT PARTICIPATION GROUP

We are currently looking to expand the membership of our Patient Group.  We would be particularly interested in recruiting representation from patients aged 45 and over.  More information is available in the Patient Group area of this website.  If you would be interested in finding out more about this group please contact the practice.

 

FLU VACCINATIONS

Our annual flu vaccination programme is now underway.  You are eligible for vaccination if you are:

aged 65 or over.

suffer from a long term health condition such as diabetes, heart or respiratory disease

Are immunosuppressed

Are Pregnant

Your are the main carer for someone in one of the at risk groups.

BOOK AN APPOINTMENT TODAY

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Join our Patient Group

We would like to know how we can improve our service to you and how you perceive our surgery and staff. 

To help us with this, we are setting up a virtual patient representation group so that you can have your say.  Click here to join up

 

Extension and Refurbishment plans given the go-ahead The practice has successfully secured planning permission to proceed with its extension and refurbishment plans. 

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WISHING YOU A HAPPY & HEALTHY NEW YEAR

With our help make Giving up Smoking your New Year's resolution.  Book an appointment with one of our trained Stop Smoking Advisers TODAY.

 

GP PATIENT SURVEY

Every quarter, a different sample of adult patients registered with a GP will receive a questionnaire.  The results presented here are based on findings from Q1-Q3 of the 2009/10 survey combined.Patient Survey Results 2009

 

 
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