GP Access Hubs

In conjunction with other local surgeries, GP and nurse appointments are now available during the evening and at the weekend for Parklands' patients.  This means that urgent appointments are available up to 8pm during the week, and during clinics on a Saturday and Sunday.  This aims to improve access to GP appointments and help local people to get the help and support they need.  The service is run by 'Innovations in Primary Care' (IPC), a not-for-profit company owned by local GP practices.  The appointments will be available at local GP access hubs, run from GP surgeries as listed in the table below; they will offer both routine and urgent appointments with a doctor, nurse or healthcare professional.

DayGP SurgeryGP Surgery
MondayCathedral Medical Group

Witterings Medical Centre

TuesdayCathedral Medical Group

Southbourne Surgery

WednesdayCathedral Medical Group

Selsey Medical Practice

ThursdayCathedral Medical Group

Parklands Surgery

FridayCathedral Medical Group

Parklands Surgery

Saturday

Fracture Clinic

St. Richard's Hospital

Witterings Medical Centre

(Once per month)

Sunday

Fracture Clinic

St. Richard's Hospital

Witterings Medical Centre

(Once per month)

(Due to GP and nurse shortages, clinics may not always run on the days and at the locations shown above)

You will be able to attend clinics at any of the locations listed above.  Parklands' patients book into the GP Access Hubs via our Reception team at Parklands Surgery and you may be offered an appointment at one of the hubs at the weekend if you call NHS 111 for urgent health advice and support.  The teams will see new illnesses when you urgently need to see a health professional, and offer planned appointments such as family planning and smear tests that can be hard to arrange whilst at work or when you are caring for family or a loved one.  The teams will have access to your medical records, with your consent, and any care they provide will be added to your notes so your GP at Parklands Surgery can continue any ongoing care.

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