Practice Closures
Bank Holidays
Monday, 6th May, 2024- closed for the early May Bank Holiday
Monday, 27th May, 2024- Closed for the Spring Bank Holiday
Carers Coffee Morning
Are you a caregiver in need of a break? Let us treat you to a morning of relaxation and support!
Join us for a special Carers Coffee Morning at Quayside Medical Practice. It’s a chance to connect with fellow carers, share experiences, and enjoy a well-deserved breather.
Date of the coffee morning is on Wednesday 22nd May between 10.00- 11.30am
What to Expect:
Free Coffee and Refreshments
Informal Networking with other carers
Resources and information on support services available
Whether you care for a family member, friend, or loved one, this event is designed just for you. Take some time for yourself and connect with others who understand your journey.
For more information, please ask to speak to Siobhan,Practice Manager via reception.
Bowel Cancer Awareness Month
Cancer Survivor Jilly Stevens tells her story- please watch the short clips below.
If you are sent a test kit please complete and return it.
Don't be scared to do the test
If you are 54 or over you will be sent a test
Local Cancer Support
FACEBOOK
We have a Quayside facebook page to help keep patients updated with information
Please click here to see our latest news
New Emotional and Wellbeing Service- From January 2024
We are very happy to advise patients that we are now able to offer an Emotional and Wellbeing Service in the practice, to help patients that are experiencing difficult times.
The new Mental Health team will help guide patients to successfully handle life's stresses and adapt to change.
Mental Health Support Co-ordinator- Poppy
Poppy can offer a non-clinical holistic approach based on goal setting and providing support signposting to other services. She can provide telephone or face to face appointments.
Mental Health Practitioner- Debbie
Debbie is a Mental Health Nurse by background. She can offer up to 6 sessions of face to face or telephone work.
Please call reception if you are going through tough times and feel you would benefit from being referred to this service.
Protecting our Patients and Staff
We are no longer asking patients to wear a face mask when they attend the surgery, but patients may choose to wear one if that is their preference. We do respectively ask any patients attending the surgery with respiratory symptoms to consider wearing a face mask to minimise the risk of infection transmission to others. Face masks will remain available at reception if you require one..
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