At Grange Farm Medical Centre our aim is to provide the best possible care available from the NHS to the community of Bilborough and those further afield wishing to transfer. Our modern purpose built surgery is located on Tremayne Road off Glaisdale Drive and Birchover Road, and is easily accessible for patients on foot, by car or public transport.
We are accepting new patient registrations for anyone living within 3 miles of the surgery and within the city boundaries. If you live in the vicinity of Bilborough, Strelley, Aspley, Wollaton and Beechdale areas of Nottingham you can register with us. If you are unsure give us a call.
We are accepting new patient registrations for anyone living within 3 miles of the surgery and within the city boundaries. If you live in the vicinity of Bilborough, Strelley, Aspley, Wollaton and Beechdale areas of Nottingham you can register with us. If you are unsure give us a call.
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If you are travelling to Europe the EU has published useful information for travellers on the European website.
When travelling abroad please remember to ensure that you have the correct insurance in place.
The EHIC is issued free of charge and entitles you to reduced-cost, sometimes free, medical treatment while you're in a European Economic Area (EEA) country or Switzerland.
You should have this card as well as travel insurance.
Some services provided are not covered under our contract with the NHS and therefore attract charges.
When travelling abroad please remember to ensure that you have the correct insurance in place.
The EHIC is issued free of charge and entitles you to reduced-cost, sometimes free, medical treatment while you're in a European Economic Area (EEA) country or Switzerland.
You should have this card as well as travel insurance.
Some services provided are not covered under our contract with the NHS and therefore attract charges.
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If you are ill while away from home or if you are not registered with a doctor but need to see one you can receive emergency treatment from the local GP practice for 14 days.
After 14 days you will need to register as a temporary or permanent patient.
You can be registered as a temporary patient for up to three months.
This will allow you to be on the local practice list and still remain a patient of your permanent GP.
After three months you will have to re-register as a temporary patient or permanently register with that practice.
After 14 days you will need to register as a temporary or permanent patient.
You can be registered as a temporary patient for up to three months.
This will allow you to be on the local practice list and still remain a patient of your permanent GP.
After three months you will have to re-register as a temporary patient or permanently register with that practice.
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If you understand more about the illness it can help you to feel more in control.
This booklet is for parents (and older children) and deals with common infections in children who are normally healthy.
There is a good guide on the NHS website which describes various conditions affecting children.
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If you understand more about the illness it can help you to feel more in control.
This booklet is for parents (and older children) and deals with common infections in children who are normally healthy.
There is a good guide on the NHS website which describes various conditions affecting children.
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Dawn Clements
Dec 04, 2024
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Same complaint, month after month. This one beats them all.
Two weeks ago, I put in my repeat prescription. I advised the receptionist that some medications are early as the chemist has to order them, but they would be delivered as normal on Wednesday the 27th, as I'm disabled. However, on Wednesday, I did not receive my butec pain patches or shorter capsules. Obviously, the receptionist failed to deliver my message.
So I rang and was told, "Yes, I'll put it through." But they didn't. Now they are due. By Friday, my opioid patch and opioid tablets are low. I rang again. I was told, "I'll mark it as urgent, and the doctor will sign it. Will you ring me back?" Yes. But no one did, so I did at 18:20. I was told the GP's clinic was running late, but he often stays to catch up. But he didn't.
By then, it's Saturday, and I had no pills and no patches. I rang 111 and was sent a prescription - one patch and enough tablets to see me till Monday.
On Tuesday, I came for a blood test and enquired again. Still, it wasn't done. The receptionist said they would do it. Now it's Wednesday, so I've just rung again. Yes, you guessed it - still not done. Now I'm experiencing agony and withdrawal.
What does it take with your staff? Obviously, now my repeats are going to be even more separated. After looking at your CQC reports, I see that they require improvement. You don't say. Every month, this happens. The last time I wrote a review, I was told I'd be contacted. That must be over a year ago. Surprise, surprise - I'm still waiting. Now it's time to take it further.
Two weeks ago, I put in my repeat prescription. I advised the receptionist that some medications are early as the chemist has to order them, but they would be delivered as normal on Wednesday the 27th, as I'm disabled. However, on Wednesday, I did not receive my butec pain patches or shorter capsules. Obviously, the receptionist failed to deliver my message.
So I rang and was told, "Yes, I'll put it through." But they didn't. Now they are due. By Friday, my opioid patch and opioid tablets are low. I rang again. I was told, "I'll mark it as urgent, and the doctor will sign it. Will you ring me back?" Yes. But no one did, so I did at 18:20. I was told the GP's clinic was running late, but he often stays to catch up. But he didn't.
By then, it's Saturday, and I had no pills and no patches. I rang 111 and was sent a prescription - one patch and enough tablets to see me till Monday.
On Tuesday, I came for a blood test and enquired again. Still, it wasn't done. The receptionist said they would do it. Now it's Wednesday, so I've just rung again. Yes, you guessed it - still not done. Now I'm experiencing agony and withdrawal.
What does it take with your staff? Obviously, now my repeats are going to be even more separated. After looking at your CQC reports, I see that they require improvement. You don't say. Every month, this happens. The last time I wrote a review, I was told I'd be contacted. That must be over a year ago. Surprise, surprise - I'm still waiting. Now it's time to take it further.
