Welcome to Cornbrook Medical Practice

Diversity is a strength which can be harnessed to the benefit of all.

We welcome and treat all patients equally irrespective of age, race, religion, gender, HIV status or sexual orientation.

This surgery website is used to present all our patients with up to date news and information about our practice. We will keep it current with any developments or other details that we feel are relevant to you.

As well as a source of information about our practice, the staff and the services we provide, we hope you will use this website as a useful resource for other health-related information.

Please have a look around our website and let us know what you think. This will help us develop the website and make it more useful for you.

Can you help us achieve the Pride in Practice Charter Mark?!

As part of our commitment to equality, we've decided to go for the Pride in Practice Charter Mark. This recognises GP practices who ensure that their lesbian, gay and bisexual patients are treated fairly and are able to discuss their issues openly. We've just completed the self assessment for this but would really like to run this past you to make sure you agree with what we've said. If you'd like to help us with this, please contact reception and leave a message for our Business Manager. Alternatively, drop us a line through this website by using the comments/suggestions link in the 'contact us' section.

Men's Health Week 2012 from 11th - 17th June

Celebrating its tenth year, this week long campaign with events and activities taking place across the country is dedicated to promoting men's health. The theme for this year is Heart Health.

We welcome all our male patients that have any concerns or worries regarding their health to contact the practice and make an appointment with their doctor.

For more information contact the Men's Health Forum, http://www.menshealthforum.org.uk/mhw2012 who are also launching a new campaign called YoLo - You Only Live Once.

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(Site updated 17/05/2012)

Noticeboard

HELP US IMPROVE!
Thanks very much to everyone who participated in the recent patient survey. Two of the main areas where you said we need to improve are around making City Road and Boundary more pleasant places to visit when you come to see a doctor and getting the appointments you need. Can you help us do this?! Find out more by downloading our latest newsletter under 'latest news'
MONTHLY EVENTS!
Students are back at University and welcome to call in and register. Registering with a local GP is always recommended as appointments can not be given at short notice if you need to see a doctor urgently. Pop in and ask our Reception staff how you can join our Practice.

PRACTICE INFORMATION Out of Hours
The practice should be your first point of contact when seeking medical advice or treatment.
To obtain help out of hours please phone the surgery number. Your call will be diverted to the emergency centre, Go To Doc, where a nurse will either offer advice, make an appointment for you to see a doctor at the centre or arrange for a doctor to visit you at home if you are seriously ill.

Telephone Advice

If you wish to speak to the doctor on the telephone or wish to consult the doctor about an issue for which you will not need to be examined, please ask for a telephone consultation. If you telephone before 10.00am your call will be returned the same morning.

Cancelling your Appointment

If you are unable to attend an appointment with one of the doctors or nurses, please telephone to let us know on 0161 227 9785.

Did You Know

That you can now see a doctor at Boundary from 8:00am on Tuesday and Thursdays?

Further Information

For quick medical advice online or on the telephone contact NHS Direct

NHS 111 is a new service being introduced to make it easier for you to access local NHS healthcare services