© Chilwell Valley and Meadows Practice
The Valley Surgery
81 Bramcote Lane
Chilwell
Nottingham NG9 4ET
0115 9430530
We are now registered as a Park Run Practice. Information on our local weekly events and how to register can be found on the website below. We hope to see you there taking part! http://www.parkrun.org.uk/beeston/
PLEASE NOTE THESE ARE CANCELLED FOR THE TIME BEING HOWEVER YOU CAN TAKE THE PARKRUN RESOLUTION FOR 2021.
General Data Protection Regulations 2018 Privacy Notice for patients.
These new regulations come into force on 25 May 2018 and it is important that all patients are made aware of them. Further information can be viewed here or you can ask at reception for a copy of this Data Protection Privacy Notice.
Chilwell Walk & Talk Group
Would you like to get out and about in the fresh air with a small group of like-
All walks will be in the local area such as Highfields Park, King George's Park, Attenborough Nature Reserve, Bramcote Park, Wollaton Park.
Contact Paul on 07516261108 for details
Covid-
The compulsory wearing of face covering in shops
Please click on this link for the practice’s policy on requests for letters for exemption.
Have your say on a new holistic lifestyle service
We would like your help to inform the creation of a new holistic, healthy lifestyle service for children and young who are significantly above a healthy weight without having other health issues. This service will provide support for those in Nottingham City and Nottinghamshire County.
We would like to hear from children and young people up to the age of 18, their parents and carers with experience of weight management services.
Click here for more details.
Chilwell Meadows Surgery
Ranson Road
Chilwell
Nottingham NG9 6DX
0115 9462767
Hello. Welcome to the Chilwell Valley and Meadows Practice. We are a two site practice run by Chilwell Valley and Meadows Partnership, a partnership of 14 GPs and an active member of Nottingham West Primary Care Network. Note that some information on this website is site-
CORONA VIRUS (COVID19)
The surgeries will continue to remain open during any lockdown.
It is very important that we reduce the risk of infection to all our patients who need to attend the surgery.
DO NOT COME TO THE SURGERY if you have a cough, cold, fever or shortness of breath. SELF-
During this time we will be changing our Doctor appointments to a telephone first system. If patients need to be seen in the surgery, an appointment will be arranged.
Please wear protective facial covering if you need to come to an appointment. We cannot supply this for you. Please do not walk straight into the surgeries but press the intercom doorbell at the side of the front door and speak to a receptionist first. Please be patient waiting for the receptionist to answer as sometimes they are all on patient calls. You may choose to wait in your car or outside. You will be allowed into the waiting room if the numbers already waiting mean it is safe for you to do so.
The nurses and healthcare assistants will be carrying out regular reviews which require a face to face appointment in the surgery. The practice will contact you, usually by text when these are due.
Infection control remains a high priority as we have vulnerable patients whose immunity, even after vaccination is not high, needing to come to our surgery.
For this reason reviews which do not clinically require a face to face appointment will be carried out on the telephone.
To help us help you
Please can you order all your medication ONLINE via the NHS App if you possibly can. All prescriptions are being sent EPS (electronically) to a local pharmacy, please nominate one if you have not done so.
If you cannot order on line please drop your prescriptions into the box at the side of the surgery or if TOTALLY housebound and no one can do this for you phone the surgery between 10am and 12noon.
If you need any document on this website in another language, please inform Reception
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