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Welcome to Delapre Medical Centre

surgeryThe practice is an old established town practice, originally based in the centre of town with a small branch surgery in Delapre. The practice moved to a purpose built centre in Delapre in January 1987. Two small extensions, the first in 1992 and the latest in 1997; together with other internal alterations have been carried out over the years, to produce our present accommodation. There is disabled access to the ground and lower ground floors.

The practice has eight consulting rooms on two levels and three well equipped treatment rooms and a nurse consulting room over three levels, for use by the Partners, Locum GP’s and Medical Students, 4 Practice Nurses, Health Visitors, District Nurses and other Visiting Staff, which include the Midwife, Counsellors and a CPN.

The reception area is the nerve centre of the practice, where all patient requests for help and medication are dealt with by members of our practice team. There is also accommodation for the Practice Manager, Secretarial / Admin Team, IT administrator, Clinical Audit Officer and Notes Summariser. A retail Chemist outlet is adjacent to the practice.


April 2011 saw the merger of Delapre Medical Centre with Whitefields Surgery in Camp Hill.  It was at that moment when Dr Walsma, Dr Hunt and Sister Harford ceased being partners and both practices now operate under the name of Dr Hewitt & Partners. 

We are slowly seeing services being offered from both sites for all 17,000 of our patients and we hope to continue this trend. 

To find out more about Whitefields Surgery, please visit their website at www.whitefieldssurgery.co.uk.

(Site updated 17/05/2012)
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The patient survey for both Delapre Medical Centre and Whitefields Surgery is now open.

To complete the survey, please use the link at the bottom of the Home page.

 

Virtual Patient Reference Group

The Practice is setting up a virtual Patient Reference Group to run alongside our Patient Participation Group - Please see the Reference Group page below for more details on how to join.

 
 
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