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jaysay 29-11-2010 10:32

Surgeries merge
 
21,000 Accrington and Pendle patients' GP practices merge (From Lancashire Telegraph)

Take it that the Accrington branch of this set up is what was the Avenue Parade surgery can't remember its name, from whats been said on here about that practice looks like things ain't going to gt better anytime soon:(

Margaret Pilkington 29-11-2010 10:40

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Peel House was the one on Avenue Parade...they moved into Pals.(they aren't mentioned)
The Acorn Medical Centre is the one on Blackburn Road in Accrington. I'm not sure which doctors use the Acorn Medical centre, but they aren't from Peel house.

jaysay 29-11-2010 18:13

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Quote:

Originally Posted by Margaret Pilkington (Post 865407)
Peel House was the one on Avenue Parade...they moved into Pals.(they aren't mentioned)
The Acorn Medical Centre is the one on Blackburn Road in Accrington. I'm not sure which doctors use the Acorn Medical centre, but they aren't from Peel house.

Thanks Margaret

Benipete 29-11-2010 18:17

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Help is at hand.Take 4 times a day,

Accrington Acorn Primary Health Care Centre

jaysay 29-11-2010 18:24

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Quote:

Originally Posted by Benipete (Post 865507)
Help is at hand.Take 4 times a day,

Accrington Acorn Primary Health Care Centre

No thanks Beni I'm already taking enough as it is:D

MargaretR 29-11-2010 18:42

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A little websearch reveals two medical practices at the Acorn Centre
Dr T Manjooran & Partners, Hyndburn Medical Practice
Dr MA Sajid, Eagle Medical Practice

I visit that centre for chiropody every two months and always find the cavernous waiting area very sparsly populated by never more than 6 people.

This lavish building, with its 'community art':rolleyes: must be costing a bomb to lease and heat.
It looks like this latest move will be an attempt to make it more financially viable.

jaysay 29-11-2010 18:45

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Quote:

Originally Posted by MargaretR (Post 865523)
A little websearch reveals two medical practices at the Acorn Centre
Dr T Manjooran & Partners, Hyndburn Medical Practice
Dr MA Sajid, Eagle Medical Practice

I visit that centre for chiropody every two months and always find the cavernous waiting area very sparsly populated by never more than 6 people.

This lavish building, with its 'community art':rolleyes: must be costing a bomb to lease and heat.
It looks like this latest move will be an attempt to make it more financially viable.

Big is best is not the way I see things;)

Benipete 29-11-2010 19:13

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Quote:

Originally Posted by MargaretR (Post 865523)
A little websearch reveals two medical practices at the Acorn Centre
Dr T Manjooran & Partners, Hyndburn Medical Practice
Dr MA Sajid, Eagle Medical Practice

I visit that centre for chiropody every two months and always find the cavernous waiting area very sparsly populated by never more than 6 people.

This lavish building, with its 'community art':rolleyes: must be costing a bomb to lease and heat.
It looks like this latest move will be an attempt to make it more financially viable.

It is truly a wonderful building as is the Pals surgery and one day in the distant future it will be paid for.:confused::confused:

MargaretR 29-11-2010 19:22

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That gallery glass window must have cost a fair whack
look here -
BB5 UK - Google Maps
...and those odd bits of shaped concrete on the paved area.

There is more frivolity inside. The atrium roof light is filled with coloured streamers which block the light. They look like long strings of paper bow shapes (not crotcheted, so not really art :rolleyes:)

kestrelx 29-11-2010 19:39

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Quote:

Originally Posted by jaysay (Post 865526)
Big is best is not the way I see things;)

More centralisation - less power for the individual! What was that on the front page of the Mail I think it was last week, that the tories are thinking about having a new central call center which we must all call to make appointments with out GPs! It will not be at our surgery - so what happens if something goes wrong? Sounds like a damned silly idea to me.

jaysay 29-11-2010 19:54

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Quote:

Originally Posted by kestrelx (Post 865551)
More centralisation - less power for the individual! What was that on the front page of the Mail I think it was last week, that the tories are thinking about having a new central call center which we must all call to make appointments with out GPs! It will not be at our surgery - so what happens if something goes wrong? Sounds like a damned silly idea to me.

Don't know and don't really care, my docs just round the corner and you don't need appointments either;)

junetta 29-11-2010 20:54

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Dr Manjooran was my doctor when I lived in Accy all those years ago. Looks like he has done well for himself.

cashman 29-11-2010 22:56

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Quote:

Originally Posted by junetta (Post 865571)
Dr Manjooran was my doctor when I lived in Accy all those years ago. Looks like he has done well for himself.

Quite a few people i know rated him june, some real clowns at the acorn now.:eek:

Neil 30-11-2010 07:50

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Quote:

Originally Posted by jaysay (Post 865554)
....my docs just round the corner and you don't need appointments either;)

That is a stupid idea

Neil 30-11-2010 07:52

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Quote:

Originally Posted by MargaretR (Post 865543)
That gallery glass window must have cost a fair whack
look here -
BB5 UK - Google Maps
...and those odd bits of shaped concrete on the paved area.

There is more frivolity inside. The atrium roof light is filled with coloured streamers which block the light. They look like long strings of paper bow shapes (not crotcheted, so not really art :rolleyes:)

So what would you prefer then?


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