PCN Projects

One of our Care Coordinators supports our team to ensure more learning disabled people are going to the doctors to have the Annual Health Checks they are entitled to. This is the next step in helping to reduce health inequalities in our area and make our people and communities fairer, stronger and more connected.

To help us gain feedback on the care patients currently receive from primary care please fill in the below feedback form.

The Acute Care Team is a multi-disciplinary team made up of GPs, Advanced Nurse Practitioners, Paramedics and an Acute Care Team Care Coordinator. This team offers on the day appointments to patients between 8-6.30pm and are  based at our Village surgery site. You can and will be offered a telephone or face to face appointment dependant on your medical problem and we can accomodate video consultations where requested. We will always do our best to accommodate your preferred option. 

Anyone registered with our practice, upon diagnosis of a cancer, will be offered the opportunity to speak to one of our GPs and our Cancer Care Coordinator. This can be really helpful in gaining extra support at a difficult time, as well as help and expertise about and social, emotional or financial support that you maybe entitled to.

Our Health and Wellbeing team will remind you if you are eligable for a Cancer Screening program, will discuss the programs with you if you are unsure what it involves or it worries you in any way.

We also hold a event each year that relates to Cancer Care - find out about our recent Breast Cancer event here.

Social Prescribing links patients to services. These services can help with financial services, care packages, befriending and even community groups. They have particular expertise in helping those over the age of 75 access support and services that maybe of benefit. 

Mental health: Did you know there’s more than one service which can support your mental health that can be accessed today and doesn’t require a referral from a gp?

Bereavement: Grief is different for everyone, but you don’t need to do it alone. Even just sharing fond memories can help you grieve. We can also support you finding a way to grieve that you feel most comfortable with.

Isolation: Not sure of what groups are up and running again? Or looking for something to do or someone to talk to? We know many a place!

Carers Support: We can get your started on a carers package, refer you to specialist teams and create a safer environment for your and the person you care for to help ease the stress of being an informal carer.

Healthy Lifestyle: We can give you access to cheaper classes through Solihull active, help motivate you to stay on track, and talk to you about diet, in a way that works around your life