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Welcome to Blyths Meadow Surgery

Please see the exciting new service available from your practice on Extended Access for weekday and Saturday surgery appointments, see our news page which will provide you with all the information you need including how to book.

Referral Support Service Contact details & My Planned Care NHS:

If you are calling about your referral to hospital to see a consultant, please call the Referral Support Service on Patient line 0300 123 0771 between 8am - 6pm Monday to Friday.  This service is unable to to advise if you have been referred for a scan.

To help you prepare and find support for your upcoming hospital treatment including waiting times:

My Planned Care NHS

Non Attendance of Appointments

The practice has to deal with missed appointment every week due to patients not giving us notice that they would not be attending. These "did not attends" (DNAs) are a waste of appointments that could be given to other patients. 

Due to the increasing pressures faced by the practice this is not something that we can allow to continue.  We will be monitoring those patients that do not attend on a regular basis. If you miss 3 appointments in a 12 month period, without a valid reason, you may be removed from the practice list and asked to register elsewhere.

For more information click here or the DNA Policy link in the menu to the right. 


New Patient Registrations - If you would like to register to join Blyth's Meadow Surgery and are within our catchment area, please visit the practice and pick up a registration form called a GMS1 form and associated paperwork to complete your registration. Alternatively you can download the form HERE


Friends and Family Test - take the survey now

How likely are you to recommend our service to friends and family if they needed similar care or treatment?

Please complete a post card in the surgery or complete our survey online by clicking  HERE.

By completing this survey you will help us learn more about what you think of your experience - what you like and what you think we could improve.

(Site updated 27/09/2024)
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