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Out of Hours
Out of hours cover is provided by NHS England between 6.30pm and 8.00am and from 6.30pm Friday until 8.00am Monday. Patients will be offered appropriate advice or a consultation at Savernake hospital, if medically necessary a doctor will make a home visit. Telephone 111

Telephone Advice
The doctors and nurses are available for telephone advice. Please ring in the morning before 10.30am if possible, and the doctor or nurse will return your call

Cancelling your Appointment
If you are unable to attend an appointment with one of the doctors or nurses, please telephone  to cancel your appointment. By giving us as much notice as you can you are helping us to make sure that someone else is given your slot.

Doctors
Nursing Staff
Practice Team
Healthcare Team
Dispensers

Pharmacists

Mrs Rima Alsahwi (f)

Independent Prescribing Pharmacist. Please contact the surgery to book your medication reviews or if you have any medication related queries.

Community Midwives

Mrs Fiona Chinneck (f)

Counsellors

Mrs Cara Williams (f)

Cara is our resident psychology practitioner.

Attached Staff

Mrs Sarah Davey (f)

Sarah, is our Care Co-ordinator and can be contacted via the surgery.

Mr Thamem Khan (m)

First Contact Physiotherapy Service

A First Contact Practitioner (FCP) is a Physiotherapist who is professionally qualified to treat patients without a referral from a GP or other Health Care Professional. FCPs provide the first point of contact for all musculoskeletal (muscles, bones and joint) problems. A FCP can assess and diagnose regarding your musculoskeletal problem, give expert advice on how best to manage your condition, can refer for further treatment, arrange investigations or refer onwards to a specialist service if necessary. Please contact Reception to book an appointment.

First Contact Physiotherapist

Mrs Mary Soellner (f)

Mary is our Social Prescriber. She can be contacted via the surgery

Mrs Ailsa Golder (f)

Ailsa is our Social Prescriber. She can be contacted through the surgery

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