Patients of Berryfields Medical Centre and Meadowcroft Surgery can share their views, but will have to move quickly as the plans are ready to go ahead on the 1st of April.
GP Partner Dr Clayton said:
“We are still very eager to hear the views of any and all of our patients about our planned merger. If you have any thoughts you would like to share with us, or questions you would like to have answered, please let us know via any of the methods listed below, by 9 March.
“This is a really exciting time for us at Berryfields and Meadowcroft, and we think this merger will help us to provide the best possible services for our patients in the future. Merging our practices will give us more staff with a wider range of expertise. It will help us bring more services from a hospital setting out into the community, making them more convenient for patients to access.”
To share your views, you can contact the practices in the following ways:
- Fill out this online survey at https://yourvoicebucks.citizenspace.com/clinical-commissioning-group/berryfields-meadowcroft/
- By mail to either practice building (Berryfields Medical Centre, Colonel Grantham Avenue, Buckingham Park, Aylesbury, HP19 9AP; or Meadowcroft Surgery, Jackson Road, Aylesbury, Buckinghamshire, HP19 9EX)
- By email to berryfieldsmedicalcentre@nhs.net or meadowcroft.surgery@nhs.net (please state ‘merger feedback’ in the subject heading)
You can also view some FAQs around the merger at either of the current practices’ websites - www.berryfieldsmedicalcentre.co.uk or www.meadowc
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