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Primary Care Networks

GP practices are working together with community, mental health, social care, pharmacy, hospital and voluntary services in their local areas in groups of practices known as primary care networks (PCNs). To find out more, click here and here. So far, being part of the PCN has allowed us to to have an in-house pharmacist, social prescriber, health coach and physiotherapist!

Sickness Certificates

The first 28 days of sickness do not require a certificate from your GP. If your employer insists on a sickness form, complete a Self-Certification form, which can be found here

Please ask staff to issue the usual sick notes, NOT the GP's.


We do NOT do sick notes for suspected Coronavirus

Sick Notes do NOT need to be SIGNED. We will text them to you, as we do not want you to come to surgery to pick them up. You can print them or email them to your employer.

We are not allowed to write letters telling your employer that you should be allowed to work from home. That's your HR department's decision, based on what medical conditions you declare to them. If they don't believe you, we can write a letter confirming your medical problems for £30 in advance. We have been overwhelmed with such requests, understandably, and we cannot guarantee a time frame for this.

Keep Your Details up to Date
Please do update your contact details ("Your Contact Details" box at the bottom of screen) with home & mobile & email. You will receive appointment reminders and occasional requests for information by text.

 

PHONE CALLS may be recorded for your protection.

 

 

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We have been in practice for nearly one hundred years. The surgery was founded by the Chesser family. We have always had personalised lists and our patients should be aware of their registered doctor. If you are unsure, please ask at reception. 
We have around 7000 patients whom we feel we treat very well, especially in recent years, where budget cuts have heavily affected the NHS. 

Our Facebook page is regularly updated with tips and information that you might find useful!

Extra GP services on weekends and bank holidays

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On weekends and bank holidays from Saturday 18 December until Sunday 16 January, 8am to 8pm, you can call 0333 332 6570 and select option 5 if you need urgent help for a non-life-threatening condition.
GP practices in Sutton will be providing extra appointments on weekends and bank holidays from Saturday 18 December 2021 until Sunday 16 January 2022.

When you call the number, you will be assessed by a clinician and offered a suitable appointment or advice if required. This may be a video or face to face appointment.


Outside of these hours please call 111.


Don’t forget that you can also go to your local pharmacy for non-urgent health advice.

Please only call 999 if you believe there is a life-threatening emergency.

Out of hours pharmacies over Christmas and New Year

Sutton & Merton Out of Hours, 28 The Market Wrythe Lane, Carshalton SM5 1AG 020 8644 9589

Open 10AM - 10PM 25th - 28th December, 1st & 3rd January

Book your COVID vaccination here. 1st, 2nd, 3rd & boosters are available locally in chemist and bigger central sites.

Need your NHS number? Don't waste your time on the phone!

https://www.nhs.uk/nhs-services/online-services/find-nhs-number/

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