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We now have a Patient Health Kiosk in Reception for patients to use. You can take your blood pressure, answer health questions and measure your height and weight. The information … [continue] Patient Health Kiosk in Reception – for patients to use

If you are 16 or over and registered to a GP in Rother, you could be eligible to self-refer to the MSK Physiotherapy service for a range of muscle and … [continue] Self-refer to the MSK Physiotherapy service

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Health in Mind is the free NHS Talking Therapies service for people experiencing emotional stress and symptoms of anxiety or low mood. We’re here for all East Sussex residents over … [continue] Health in Mind – NHS Talking Therapies service

National Data Opt Out – Action by 23rd June 2021   Patients personal confidential data is extracted and shared with NHS Digital in order to support vital health and care planning … [continue] National Data Opt Out

Covid-19 Booster Patients will be invited to book for their Covid Booster when they are due. You will be contacted by letter, email or text by the NHS. Please note … [continue] Covid 19 Vaccination – Reviewed 11th October 2021

We are delighted to welcome Nicola Bamford, physiotherapist, to our team. We are sharing Nicola with the other GP practices across Rural Rother as part of our Primary Care Network. … [continue] Physiotherapist joining our team

There are times when we all need support to address life’s challenges. When everyday life is affecting someone’s mental health and wellbeing, knowing how to access support available can make … [continue] Community Connectors

Our spring 2020 Newsletter has been published. Download the 2 page PDF here.

This surgery is using an online consultation system as advised by NHS England At times you may be requested to submit a picture by one of our Clinicians via a … [continue] Online Consultations & Digital images

Advice for parents during coronavirus Whilst coronavirus is infectious to children it is rarely serious. If your child is unwell it is likely to be a non-coronavirus illness rather than … [continue] Further coronavirus advice