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The team are pleased to announce that we are transitioning to a new telephone provider,  the migration begins to take place Monday 27th June and goes live on Tuesday 28th June.
 
We hope the new phone system and the features that it has will ease the difficulties patients have been experiencing when trying to contact us, and be better equipped to cope with the increasing number of calls that we are experiencing.
 
The management team and GP partners would like to apologise to our patients for all of the difficulties they have experienced with our current phone system and we are hopeful that the new provider will alleviate these problems and provide a more satisfactory access to our service. 
 
Please be patient whilst we transition to our new system next week. We will endeavour as always to answer your calls as quickly as possible but please bear in mind it is also new for our staff. 

Visiting our practice?

 

Due to a recent change in National Infection Prevention and Control (IPC) guidance, face coverings are no longer required when attending the surgery.

If you are attending due to a respiratory symptoms, we may still ask that you wear a mask or visor.

Please remain understanding of the choices of others regarding face masks/coverings and please continue to make use of the hand gel located within the building to help stop the spread of infections.

We would like to thank you for adhering to IPC guidance over the past months

 

Welcome

The George Clare Surgery is a three partner, part-dispensing practice in the Fens of Cambridgeshire, with a practice list size of around 12,000 patients.

 

We’re not just here for when you are unwell. Our team of healthcare professionals and support staff offer a number of clinics and services to promote good health and wellbeing.

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Access and Facilities

 

  • There are reserved spaces for the disabled in our car park. Wheelchair access is available at the main entrance to the building.
  • If attending the surgery unaccompanied, you can get help with the front door by ringing the doorbell, which is located near the front door letter-box.
  • A toilet for the disabled is located adjacent to the main entrance porch.
  • Patients who experience difficulty with hearing may request the use of our Portable hearing loop. In order to use this, you will need a hearing aid with a T-switch. Please ask when attending for your appointment.
  • Baby chaning facilities can be found within the toilet block adjacent to reception and the main entrance porch.

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