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Northumberland Healthcare Trust are offering the vaccinations for pregnant patients – Flu/COVID/Pertussis: They have a drop in at WGH Antenatal Clinic every Friday 9am – 4pm. Family Hubs (also offering 2-3yr old nasal flu): Monday 9am – 12noon – Blyth Central Monday 1pm – 3pm Blyth West Wednesday 9am – 3pm Ashington
Valens Medical Partnership is delighted to be working in collaboration with Northumbria Healthcare NHS Foundation Trust to develop an arts programme for the new Brockwell surgery. Our goal is to create artwork in patient and staff art workshops which can be displayed in our new surgery or surrounding gardens. All patients and carers are invited […]
People who are ordinarily resident in Ukraine – and their immediate family members – who are lawfully in the UK can access NHS care in England for free and are able to register with the GP practice. Some services may still incur charges, like prescriptions, dentistry, and optometry. Our ‘How do I?’ section explains how […]
The Practice has issued a new policy for patients explaining our advice around fear of flying and prescribing of certain medication. You can download the PDF here which also contains some useful links for further information: Valens Policy Fear Of Flying July 2022
We are pleased to be able to inform you that following the recent engagement process our Brockwell surgery has been given approval to relocate to a new build by Autumn 2023. The practice would like to thank all its patients and local stakeholders for their feedback during the engagement process. Click on the link below […]
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Exam season can be an incredibly stressful and uncertain time for young people and even more so in the current climate with many studying remotely due to the COVID-19 pandemic. The CCG recently commissioned Kooth.com, a digital mental health tool to help support children and young people between 11 and 25. Kooth.com Social Media Links: […]
Your data matters to the NHS Your health records contain a type of data called confidential patient information. This data can be used to help with researching new treatments and planning new services. You can choose whether to stop your confidential patient information being used for research and planning. You can also make a choice […]