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Our team

The people who know your family

Family doctors, practice nurses and a front desk who work as one small team across both practices.

How we work together

A small practice works best when everyone knows the plan. Our clinicians share a staff room, a morning meeting and the same notes, so whoever you see picks up where the last person left off.

  • 01

    One household, one doctor

    Families can register with the same GP, so the person who sees your child also knows the grandparents.

  • 02

    Notes that travel

    Both practices share one record, so you never have to tell your story twice.

  • 03

    Time to explain

    Every plan is written down before you leave, in words you can share at home.

  • 04

    A team that talks

    Doctors, nurses and the front desk meet every morning to look at the day together.

Who you will meet

Six roles, one front door

Photographs show the kind of people in each role. Ask the front desk for a named clinician whenever you book.

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GP

Weekdays · Orchard Lane

Family GP

Sees parents, children and grandparents alike, and keeps the thread between visits.

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GP

Mon to Thu · Mill Row

Senior GP

Long-term conditions, medication reviews and home visits for patients in later life.

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PN

Weekdays · Both practices

Practice nurse

Vaccinations, dressings, blood pressure, smear tests and the baby clinic.

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WH

Tue to Fri · Orchard Lane

Women's health GP

Contraception, pregnancy care and menopause, at a pace that suits you.

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MP

Wed and Fri · Orchard Lane

GP for minor procedures

Small skin procedures, ear care and joint injections in our treatment room.

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FD

Every opening hour

Front desk and care navigators

The first voice you hear. They find the right person and the right time for you.

Roles at a glance

Who does what, and when

Not every visit needs a doctor. Booking with the right role often means an earlier appointment.

Role

Helps with

Where and when

  • GP

    Family GPs

    New worries, ongoing conditions, referrals

    Both practices, every weekday

  • PN

    Practice nurses

    Vaccines, dressings, blood pressure, smears

    Both practices, every weekday

  • HA

    Healthcare assistants

    Blood tests, height and weight, health checks

    Orchard Lane, mornings

  • HV

    Health visitors

    Baby weigh-ins, feeding, sleep and early years

    Mill Row, Tue and Thu

  • PH

    Clinical pharmacist

    Medication reviews and repeat prescriptions

    Phone appointments

  • MH

    Wellbeing practitioner

    Low mood, stress and sleep, short courses

    Orchard Lane, Wed and Fri

  • FD

    Front desk and care navigators

    Booking, registering, letters, finding the right person

    Every opening hour

  • PM

    Practice manager

    Feedback, records requests and anything that went wrong

    Weekdays by appointment

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New patients welcome

Choose a doctor for the whole family

Register online in ten minutes and pick one GP for everyone in your household.