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We've been busy... 📽️ Moatfield Surgery Proudly Presents Group Clinics!
We have been running #groupclinics since 2017 and are so excited to share this video with you!
@GCAssoc @ELCworks @louisebrady17 @NHSjwestwood @bevbostock
youtube.com/watch?v=WGY_BeiZ…
Our July - September quarterly stats highlight work carried out all across the surgery. From GP appointments and triage requests to documents processed and inbound calls.
NAHPS = Nurses and Allied Healthcare Professionals
LTC = Long Term Conditions
This afternoon Moatfield Surgery will be closed for essential training from 12.30pm.
For routine queries, please call back tomorrow or self-serve using your NHS App.
For urgent problems, please call the Urgent GP Service on 01273 698088 or NHS 111.
For more information about why we close for training, and what we do during these essential closures, visit our Website - moatfield.co.uk/news/essenti…
It's National Cholesterol Month. Please see the @heartukcharity resources that are on their website linked below.
heartuk.org.uk/cholesterol-s…
#NCM26
Important changes have been made to the cervical screening intervals for people living with HIV. Visit our website to read our latest news article and find out more.
moatfield.co.uk/news/cervica…
Remember to complete our 2026 Patient Survey.
Please only complete the survey if you are registered at Moatfield Surgery. The survey can be accessed using the link sent to you via text, or by scanning the QR Codes in the surgery.
moatfield.co.uk/news/2026-pa…
October is #BreastCancerAwarenessMonth!
Checking your breasts is important because it can allow for the early detection of potential health issues including breast cancer.
Please visit the CoppaFeel guide which can help you on how to check your breasts. coppafeel.org/breast-cancer-…
Sunday 4th October, East Court will be very busy!
We have over 2,500 patients booked for flu vaccines, who will be arriving throughout the day.
There will be a One Way System for ALL users of East Court on Sunday 4th October. Marshals will be in place to help direct traffic.
Our 2026 Patient Survey has been released!
Please only complete the survey if you are registered at Moatfield Surgery. The survey can be accessed using the link sent to you via text, or by scanning the QR Codes in the surgery.
moatfield.co.uk/news/2026-pa…
Our Super Sunday Flu Clinic is coming up! We will once again have a one way system in place.
Please enter East Court via the entrance on Estcots Drive and exit via Holtye Road. This will apply to all user of East Court on Sunday 4th October.
During the month of October, we will be releasing a patient survey. The purpose of this survey is to allow us to better understand how our patients feel about our services. We will be sending a text to all patients 16+ with a link to the survey on the 1st of October.
Age UK East Grinstead & District offer a safe, supportive space for individuals living with early to mid-stage dementia, where meaningful and stimulating activities are tailored to each person’s needs.
📍 Glen Vue Community Centre, East Grinstead, RH19 1BS Monday to Friday 🕚 10:00 to 13:00 Please see our news article on Dementia Action Month for more resources: moatfield.co.uk/news/dementi…
Are you eligible for the free flu vaccine? Consider whether any of the following criteria apply to you.
Further information can be found on our website: moatfield.co.uk/flu-vaccinat…
The East Grinstead Primary Care Network is running the first of our East Grinstead Community Pop up events - running monthly. Open to all East Grinstead patients registered at any practice.
Is my child eligible for the flu vaccine?
We are inviting Children aged 2-3 years, or children aged 6 months - 18 years who are at risk.
Further information can be found on our website: moatfield.co.uk/flu-vaccinat…
Sepsis is a life-threatening condition where the body’s response to infection causes the immune system to go into overdrive. It can affect anyone, but fast action saves lives.
Learn more from @UKSepsisTrust this #SepsisAwareness Month: sepsistrust.org/trust-your-i…
