Welcome to TG Medical Centre
We aim to provide all of our patients with a comprehensive range of healthcare services, covering one-off problems to long-term illnesses. Feel free to explore the site and find out how you and your family can benefit from our personal and professional approach to healthcare provision. We aim to practice modern, evidence-based medicine to the highest standards.
As well as being able to see when we are open at the click of a mouse, we’ve made it easier for you to do a number of things. You can book/amend/cancel your doctors appointments online, order your repeat medication and view your medical records all from the comfort of your own home. Please ask our reception team for an online registration form for Patient Access - we require two forms of identification (one must be photographic) with you when you ask for your registration form:
Registering is easy with online forms also available and appointment slots to suit most patients’ timetables. You’ll enjoy a confidential service in comfortable surroundings from a helpful and dedicated team.
Comments and feedback from patients are important to the practice. Your views can inform us on the services we deliver. Comments can be left online through NHS Choices, via a comments slip at reception or via email to wiccg.tgmc@nhs.net.
In addition to our website, we also have Facebook and Twitter accounts. These, like this website, are also updated with the latest news and developments:
Ordering your repeat medicationPosted on 14-12-2016
Please ensure you order your repeat medication by Wednesday, 21st December at the latest to ensure you have enough for the holiday period.
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There's still time to get your flu jab!Posted on 16-11-2016
If you are unsure about your eligibility, please contact us and we will be more than happy to assist you.
Nine lifestyle changes can reduce dementia risk, study saysPosted on Thursday July 20, 2017
They include hearing loss, smoking, and not finishing secondary education, a study says.
Aids deaths halve as more get drugsPosted on Thursday July 20, 2017
One million people died from Aids last year, according to UNAids.
Half of pupils expelled from school 'mentally ill'Posted on Thursday July 20, 2017
A study suggests if those with undiagnosed problems were included, the rate would be much higher.
'Too many' patients locked in for mental health carePosted on Thursday July 20, 2017
England's health regulator says a high proportion of people should be cared for closer to home.
Plan not to give HPV vaccine to boys causes concernPosted on Wednesday July 19, 2017
Decision not to vaccinate boys against a cancer-causing sexually transmitted infection attracts fierce criticism.
