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We offer a pleasant waiting area and easy access for the disabled and wheelchairs.

The surgery has no steps.

Patient services are offered on the ground floor, all patient areas are suitable for wheelchair users.  Reception is equipped with a hearing loop. Patients toilet is off the main waiting area. It has full facilities for the disabled.

Patients and visitors who are partially sighted or registered blind and need extra help are advised to inform reception staff who will make appropriate arrangements for them.

There is a door bell at the surgery entrance for patient requiring help with access.

We make CCTV recording at the premises to protect our facilities, staff and patients.

You can register by a personal visit to the surgery and completing the forms and the practice pre-registration questionnaire. You can also register using the ONLINE ACCESS ON THE LINK.

You have the right to see the practitioner of your choice if an appointment is available that meets your needs but in an emergency you will be seen by the practitioner who is  available.

When we are closed, please phone NHS 111 or 0121 429 2683 for directions.

After 19:00 on Monday, Tuesday and Thursday and after 18:30 on Wednesday and Friday and at all times during weekends and bank holidays, request for emergency treatment will be dealt by NHS 111 who will direct you to the most appropriate services provider for your problem. This may be at home management advice, calling an ambulance, directing you to a&e department or Urgent Care centre.

111 is the NHS non-emergency number. It’s fast, easy and free. Call 111 and speak to a highly trained adviser, supported by healthcare professionals. They will ask you a series of questions to assess your symptoms and immediately direct you to the best medical care for you.

NHS 111 is available 24 hours a day, 365 days a year. Calls are free from landlines and mobile phones.

In case of a life-threatening emergency, please dial 999.

Your local GPs are working together as i3 Primary Care Network (PCN) to improve services to you, our patients.

One of the ways we are doing this is to provide extended access during weekday evenings and the weekends.

If you are a patient at one of the following practices:

• Raydocs – Newtown Health Centre B19 2JA
• Aston Pride Community Health Centre B65HA
• Rotton Park Medical Centre (B16 0LU)
• Heathfield Family Centre (B19 1HL)
• Victoria Road Medical Centre (B6 5HP)
• Church Rd (B6 5UP)
• Soho Health Centre (Dr Saini) (B21 9RY)
• Soho Health Centre (Dr Bathla) (B21 9RY)
• Hockley Medical Practice (Dr Bathla) (B1 3AL)
• Summerfield Group Practice (B18 7AL)

The Hub locations below reflect geographical location of the practices and provide easier access for our patients.

Your Enhanced Access Scheme Hubs will be housed at the following locations;

The Practice is a member of i3 Ladywood Primary Care Network (PCN), which covers a population of around 73,000 patients and 9 GP Practices. 

Being part of the PCN means that the following services are provided, outside of our normal hours. 

Monday to Friday – 6.30pm to 8.00pm – One of the PCN’s Hubs operates from Summerfield Group Practice for the benefit of all patients in the PCN. 

Saturdays – 9.00am – 5.00pm – An Extended Access Service is provided from the Church Road Surgery, 28 Church Road, Aston, Birmingham B6 5UP.  On Saturdays, please calls 0121 411 0344 between – 9.00am. 5.00pm. This service is delivered at Church Road Surgery between the hours of 9:00am – 5:00pm. 

When the Practice and the Enhanced Access Service is closed, please call NHS 111.