Removal From Gp Lisy

[jw47]

My daughter has just by chance found out that she has been removed from the GP list where ahe has been registered since she was 4 years old, she is now 47. due to the fact that she has had no need to see a GP for many years. The telephone number she has for reallocation is either busy or only open at certain times and due to my daughters work pattern she has been unable to contact them should she try and see the Practice Manager at her old surgery (their list is supposedly full) or should she try to register at another local surgery who have vacancies. I feel the phone number she has been given will only give her details of local surgeries Any advice would be appreciated.

[bhg481]

Are you talking about the one on Southcote Lane, Reading, bednobs? It still seems to be fully operational whenever we pass it on the bus. The one in Bradfield closed a year or two ago (part of the practice we are in, although not the one we usually used) but all patients were sent a letter informing them of the closure. Because it was one of three surgeries in the practice I don't think it involved any patients being forced to change.

[TonyV]

woofgang yes ours are doing eye screening service that my partner gets a yearly one due to her diabetes.

[bednobs]

lol i remember doing the consultation on the theale/bradfied one which must mean it was about 2011 (doesn't time fly?)
for some reason i thought you lived in caversham, and i was referring to priory ave surgery which i think closed last year

[bednobs]

ps i'm not stalking you BTW

[bhg481]

bednobs - I seem to remember telling you a while ago that we live close to the Jet Black bus route. I think you live rather closer to people with links to the Royal Family than we do.

[bednobs]

i used to be in woolhampton, but moved several years ago :)

[bednobs]

i agree with you BTW i dont think circuit lane did close

[Georgiesmum]

Doesnt she go there once a year for her flu jab?

[bednobs]

not everyone is entitled to an nhs flu jab