Welcome to Barwell & Hollycroft Medical Centres

Barwell & Hollycroft Medical Centre was established in 2011 with the merger of 2 practices. We are committed to providing our patients with quality care across our 2 sites on Jersey Way in Barwell & Clifton Way in Hinckley.

Our website is used to present 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.

Accountable GP

You may be aware that from April 2015 all practices are required to provide all their patients with a named GP who will have primary responsibility for the care and support our surgery provides to them.

In this practice is it usually your registered GP. This DOES NOT prevent you from seeing any doctor or your preferred GP in the practice as you currently do. If you would like to know the name of your named GP please ask Reception.

IMPORTANT INFORMATION

SELF TRIAGE

Do you need an appointment?? Click on the link below, answer the questions and follow the advice.

NHS Symptom Checker

Remember if it is a new illness and it is recommended that you come and see a clinician please book in with one of our Advanced Nurse Practitioners who will be able to treat you. See "Online Services" for a full list of what our Advanced Nurse Practitioners can  see.  

MISSED APPOINTMENT INFORMATION

•       In 2017, the Barwell & Hollycroft Medical Centres had a total of 2,535 missed appointments.

•       The total number of GP appointments that patients failed to attend was: 711

•       711 appointments are equivalent to 59 sessions/full clinics.

•       The total number of missed nurse’s appointments was: 1586

•       The average number of missed appointments per month for 2017 was: 211

LATE FOR YOUR APPOINTMENT?

A common reason for GP’s running late is that some patients do not attend on time. Please note, you may not be seen if you are more than 10 minutes late for your appointment. If you are late for your appointment you may have to wait until the end of surgery. This is to ensure we run our appointments on time.

POLICY FOR FAILURE TO ATTEND

The first time a patient fails to attend a booked appointment, we will send them a DNA (did not attend) letter reminding them that in future they must cancel appointments if they are unable to attend.

After three failures to attend letters we will consider advising you to register with another surgery.

To avoid being sent a DNA letter, please ensure that you cancel your appointment a minimum of 24 hours before the appointment time. Anything cancelled after this time will count as a DNA. 

If you are unable to keep your appointment, please make every effort to cancel it well in advance so that it may be offered to someone else. Non-attendance and cancellations at short notice deprives other patients of essential medical services

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