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The surgery will be open on Good Friday and Easter Monday 0800 – 1830.

As part of the NHS's efforts to protect you and health workers at this difficult time, Oxfordshire GP practices have changed the way they work in your area.

The most important thing you can do to stay safe, protect your family and protect your NHS doctors and nurses is to follow public health advice to stay at home and keep your distance from other people.

PLEASE DO NOT VISIT THE GP SURGERY IN PERSON. If you need health advice for suspected coronavirus, contact NHS 111 online or by phone. You can also contact your GP practice through its online consultation service or by telephone if you are concerned about coronavirus or any other health condition or symptom. You will be offered a telephone appointment or you will be advised if you need to be seen by a doctor, and safe arrangements for this will be made.

Please be aware that your usual doctor, nurse or other health professional may not be available and you may have to travel to another location for face-to-face care if that becomes necessary.

https://www.gov.uk/guidance/wuhan-novel-coronavirus-information-for-the-public

A volunteer based delivery service for medication has been organised by members of our community. If you are unable to attend the surgery to collect your medication, please contact us and ask about the service.

ONLINE ORDERING OF REPEAT PRESCRIPTIONS IS NOW AVAILABLE TO PATIENTS

IF YOU WOULD LIKE TO REGISTER FOR THIS SERVICE PLEASE ASK A MEMBER OF STAFF

WE WILL GIVE YOU A LOGIN WHICH YOU WILL USE TO REGISTER. YOU CAN THEN BOOK APPOINTMENTS AND ORDER REPEAT PRESCRIPTIONS FROM YOUR LAPTOP, TABLET OR SMARTPHONE

Welcome to Sibford Surgery

Our small, friendly practice was first established in the village of Sibford Gower more than 100 years ago. We have two doctors and a full complement of ancillary staff working from the surgery. There are facilities for the disabled, and a dispensary to supply medicines to most of our patients.

This website has been produced to welcome you to the practice and is designed for the benefit of present and prospective patients, to inform you of the services which we provide and how you may make the best use of them.

Please help us to offer you the best possible service by reading the information.

Notice:

Some of our patients may be aware that the NHS will shortly begin running a scheme that ties several general practices local to each other into networks called PCNs (Primary Care Networks).

After careful consideration we have decided not to join a PCN.

We have several reasons for this. The foremost is that we believe it will take us away from providing direct patient care and face to face GP appointments – something which is greatly valued by patients. Our training and skill lies in general practice and we feel we will best serve our patients by continuing to provide an easily accessible and high quality, personal service to them.

Please bring any questions you have regarding this to our attention.