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• Clinical pharmacists, who can make sure patients’ medications are right
• Nurse practitioners, who can see and treat patients independently
• Physiotherapists, to help with recovery and mobility
• Paramedics, who can provide urgent care at the surgery
• Physician associates, who can, for example, take medical histories and blood pressures, complete insurance forms and explain treatments, freeing up the GP
• Social prescribing support workers, to help address non-clinical issues such as isolation and provide a more-holistic approach to care

This approach is designed to free up time for GPs, so they can focus more on supporting patients with the greatest needs and the most-complex conditions.

A primary care network is a group of practices who work together to focus on local patient care. They’ve been around since 2019 and 99 per cent of practices across England now work as part of one.

We offer routine bookable primary care appointments with GPs, Nurses and
Health Care Assistants outside normal working hours, 7 days a week, 365 days a year.