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Coronavirus

Have you been to a affected place in the last 14 days

or

had contact with somebody with Coroavirus

AND

do you have any of these symptoms?

COUGH / FEVER / SHORTNESS OF BREATH

If yes, to protect yourself and others please go home and call NHS 111 for expert advice.

DO NOT ENTER PILGRIMS WAY SURGERY

Find out more at nhs.uk/coronavirus


The prescription Ordering Direct (POD) service across Kent and Medway is closing on 31st January 2022

Since the service began, more efficient technology has been developed that allows patients to order their medicines securely online via the NHS APP or other NHS login supported platforms.

Repeat Prescriptions


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If you do not have access to online services you can also order your repeat prescription directly through this site. Click on the link above and complete the simple registration form. Please telephone the surgery after 48 hours to see if it is ready.

We need 48 hours notice to prepare a repeat prescription.

You may also call the surgery after 2pm each day to request your repeat prescriptions or pop into the surgery.

Alternatively if you provide a stamped self addressed envelope we will post the prescription back to you as soon as it is ready.


 We are now offering  telephone consultations only from 8am-12am daily to speak to a GP/Nurse/Paramedic Practitioner


*IMPORTANT* NHS Health Screening Check - Find out more by clicking on our "NHS SCREENING SERVICES" tab on the right hand side menu for details on Cervical, Bowel & Breast screening services. 

DOWNLOAD THE "HEALTH HELP NOW" APP available for android and smart phones or go to

http://kent.healthhelpnow-nhs.net/privacy-policy/ 

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Pilgrims Way Surgery will be closed on the following dates/times:

Please see 'When we are closed' tab for further information on who to contact when we are closed.

Call 999 in an emergency. Chest pain and / or shortness of breath constitute an emergency.

February 2022

22nd February 1300-1830 (Protective Learning Times)

March 2022

23rd March 1300-1830 PLT (protected learning times)

May 2022

19th May 1300-1830 PLT (protected learning time)

June 2022

14th June 1300-1830 PLT (protected learning time)

July 2022

14th July 1300-1830 - IN HOUSE TRAINING

September 2022

20th September  1300-1830 PLT (protected learning time)

October 2022

13th October  1300-1830 PLT (protected learning time)

November 2022

22nd November  1300-1830 PLT (protected learning time)


 

Doctors

Dr Chirag P. Patel (m)

MBChB (Leicester/Warwick 2002), MRCGP, DRCOG, DFSRH, PG Cert (Med Ed) - GP Partner

I became a GP in 2007 and joined the practice the same year. I have an interest in Cardiology and Teaching and am a GP Trainer and GP Appraiser. I enjoy playing football, badminton and golf in my spare time.
Dr Steven Bhogal (m)

MBChB (Leicester/Warwick 2012), MRCGP (2018)-GP Partner

I became a GP in 2018 and joined Pilgrims Way surgery the same year. I have an interest in Musculoskeletal Medicine and General Medicine. I enjoy playing football and cricket in my spare time.

Dr Christina Jackson (f)

MBChB (Glasgow 2004), MRCGP (2010), MRCPCH (London 2005) - Salaried GP

I joined Pilgrims Way Surgery in July 2016.I have an interest in General Medicine. My hobbies are travelling and going to the movies. 

GP Trainees

We are training practice and have GP trainees who can also deal with your health needs and provide advice.

The trainees, as part of their training may make video recordings of some of their consultations and use it as a teaching tool to improve and enhance their learning. As a result you may be asked for your permission and written consent to video your consultation with one of the trainees. You have the right to decline and any refusal will have no implications on the way you are treated or which doctor you see.

We believe that involvement in the education and training of future GPs will be beneficial for the practice as a whole and for the future.

 
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