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Welcome to Wolverton Health Centre

Wolverton Health Centre

The practice moved into the Health Centre in 1976 as a 3-doctor partnership and has grown steadily since that time. The present partners and the primary health care team look after 13,500 patients.

The practice aims to cater for the health needs of the population within the resources available, whilst making full use of the new ideas from the wider primary health care team, in order to provide excellent primary care in a friendly environment.

Our Patients Charter details what we commit to do for our patients, and what we expect from our patients. We have included the main points of our Practice Charter here.

There is a large car park in the front of the Health Centre, with special provision for disabled drivers.

 

(Site updated 08/05/2012)
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Patient Participation Group (PPG) - Helping to shape the furture of services at Wolverton Health Centre.

If you would like to join our PPG please complete the online form (link on right hand side of page)  or contact the practice manager for further details.

New Development

We have been granted planning permission to build a new health centre on our current site. Drawings of the new proposed new Health Centre are on display in the waiting room, please pop in and have a look!

NEW text message appointment reminder service.

Please keep us updated with your mobile phone number so you can recieve a text message to remind you of appointments you have booked.  If you wish to opt out of this service, please contact the surgery so your number can be removed from the text message system.

Out of Hours
Tsurgery uses the local doctors co-operative MKUCS to cover the Out of-Hours emergencies. If you have a serious medical problem when the surgery is closed, ring the surgery number and the answer phone will give you the number of the emergency switchboard.

Cancelling your Appointment
If you are unable to attend an appointment with one of the doctors or nurses, please telephone or use the link at the bottom of this page to cancel your appointment.

Telephone Advice
If you wish to speak to your Doctor, he is usually available after morning and evening surgeries.Please tell the receptionist the nature of your call where possible and be prepared to ring back. The receptionists have instructions not to interrupt during surgeries unless urgent, as it is very disruptive andleads to considerable delays in the appointment system

 
For quick medical advice online or on the telephone contact NHS DirectNHS 111 is a new service being introduced to make it easier for you to access local NHS healthcare servicesNHS ChoicesDepartment of HealthMy Surgery Website