New appointment system starting 4th July 2022
From 4th July 2022 our appointment system will be changing. We will still provide morning telephone consultations to a maximum of 15 patients or till 10am, whichever comes first. We will also have a morning open access clinic depending on demand to a maximum of 15 patients or till 10am, again whichever comes first. You will be able to pre book an afternoon face to face consultation with our GPs, although availability will be limited at present.
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Are you having suicidal thoughts or worried about that someone you know is?
We’re encouraging people to reach out and start a conversation – whether they are worried about someone – or are in crisis themselves.
Reduce the spread of COVID-19 in your household
How to reduce the spread of infection with the people you live with if you have COVID-19.
Your GP practice is open and here to help you
The local NHS is reminding people in Liverpool to contact their GP if they need help, and that face-to-face appointments are available to all who need them.
Domestic abuse support
Domestic abuse is a complex issue, which can take many forms including psychological, financial, sexual, emotional and physical.
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Health and Wellbeing Apps from ORCHA
ORCHA is the world’s leading, independent digital health evaluation and distribution organisation, and our mission is to deliver safe and trusted digital health to those who need it most.
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What is Diabetes
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Welcome to The Village Medical Centre
Why are GPs needing to work differently?
GPs, their teams, and patients have faced an extremely challenging time during the COVID-19 pandemic. Despite lockdown measures lifting the pandemic is still not over.
Face-to-face contact has been limited across all NHS services to protect you and keep you safe from the risk of infection.
We want to be honest with you. General practice will continue to struggle to meet the growing needs of patients.
This isn’t the way we want it to be, but practices are …
