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๐Ÿ› ๏ธ Important changes in January & February 2024 

IMPORTANT INFORMATION Changes to these services from January 2024 - Appointments, Prescriptions, Online Services

We have planned an upgrade to a new computer system during January and February 2024 to improve the care the surgery provides. During the upgrade there will be temporary changes to how we manage some services, you may also see unfamiliar NHS staff supporting our team.

โš ๏ธ Patient Access changes in 2024

โš ๏ธ Patient Access users: Sign up for the NHS App today. Read more information.

We're now a training practice!

Stanton Surgery has been approved as a training practice. This means we will have various medical professionals training alongside our usual doctors. Two new doctors have already started working with us and are training to be GP's over the next year. By way of introduction their names are Dr Noe and Dr Asha. GP Trainees are qualified Doctors who will become a GP through a period of training in hospital and in General Practice.  We hope you will very much welcome them to the practice.

We also wanted to update you on some of the other medical professionals that provide care to our patients at Stanton Surgery. Dr Redman and Dr Raton-Lunn lead the practice , Dr Schede and Dr Leichenko work alongside them in our GP team, along with some other GP colleagues who work for us when required.

We have a team of 3 practice nurses, Emma, Lisa and Sharon.

Blackbourne Primary Care Network (PCN)

We are part of Blackbourne PCN which consists of 4 rural surgeries; Woolpit, Ixworth, Botesdale and Stanton.  We work closely together and we share some PCN colleagues who visit the surgery weekly, such as a Social Prescriber, Mental Health link worker, Mental Health worker and Physio. A Diabetes Nurse Specialist also visits monthly and holds a clinic at the practice.


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