Oak Tree Surgery

20/01/2026

An opportunity has arisen for an enthusiastic person to join our Care Navigation team at Oak Tree Surgery. Preferably with previous experience but this is not essential.
Shift pattern is Monday- Friday 07.45am-18:30pm, 24 hours a week, to be worked over 5 days and shift pattern will be discussed at interview.
Our opening hours are 7.45 am until 6.30pm and staff are expected to cover staff holidays/absence at short notice.
Please email an expression of interest and C.V to michelle.wickham@wales.nhs.uk.

19/12/2025

A Samsung mobile phone was handed in to Oak Tree reception on 10/12/25.

If this phone belongs to you, please come to reception to claim it. Proof of ownership will be required.

Thank you.

18/12/2025

How many boxes can you tick on our Winter Wellbeing Bingo? ❄️✅

From wrapping up warm to washing your hands and letting in some fresh air when needed, it’s the small everyday actions that help protect your health and wellbeing this winter! 💙

08/12/2025

We are extremely busy today coupled with staff sickness. You will experience long waits both at the surgery and when attempting to contact us.

03/12/2025

Zero Tolerance to Racism at Our Surgery

At our surgery, we are proud to serve a diverse community — and we are equally proud of the dedicated team who care for our patients every day.

We operate a strict ZERO-TOLERANCE policy towards racism, abuse, or discrimination of any kind.

Our staff deserve to work in an environment where they feel safe, respected, and valued.
Any racist behaviour towards our team — whether verbal, written, or otherwise — will not be tolerated and may result in removal from our practice list and further action when necessary.

Thank you to the majority of our patients who treat our staff with kindness and respect.
Together, we can ensure a safe and supportive environment for everyone.

Please be kind. Please be respectful.

28/10/2025

We now have a limited seasonal influenza vaccine stock and appointments remaining. We have messaged our eligible patients. Please follow the link in the message to book your free 💉flu jab this year.

28/10/2025

The Common Ailments Scheme ( CAS) is available at the majority of our local pharmacies. You do not need to contact us for a range of minor illnesses.
https://www.oaktreesurgery.wales.nhs.uk/pages/1810-common-ailments-service-advice-and-treatment-for-a-range-of-common-ailments-without-having-to-make-a-gp-appointment

A list of local pharmacies who can help you can be found here
https://111.wales.nhs.uk/localservices/?s=Pharmacy&pc=n

If you visit a pharmacy and have a common ailment you can ask the pharmacist for advice. The pharmacist may ask if you wish to register for the service. Registering means the pharmacist may supply you with the medicine you need free of charge.

28/10/2025

If you have an urgent dental problem contact your dentist first.

Otherwise try Cwm Taf Morgannwg Dental Helpline
Emergency Dental Contact Details

Weekdays (Monday to Friday 9:00am to 4:30pm) - 0300 1235060

Out of Hours Service (Monday to Friday 6:30pm to 8:00am - 24 hours on weekends and bank holidays) - 0300 1235060 or

Call NHS 111 (24 hours/7 days a week).

What counts as urgent or an emergency?
Dental and soft tissue infections or swelling.
Mouth ulcers, lumps, or sores that have been present for more than three weeks.
Severe pain from a broken adult tooth that is not managed by painkillers.
Bleeding after treatment that cannot be controlled at home

28/10/2025

If you have an eye problem did you know you should contact WECS first?
What WECS includes ;
Eye Health Examination Wales (EHEW): An in-depth, free eye assessment for patients with acute symptoms or risk factors.
Urgent eye problems: It serves as a free, first port of call for issues like red or painful eyes, sudden vision loss, or floaters.
Other services: The WECS initiative also includes the Low Vision Service Wales (LVSW) and the Diabetic Eye Screening Wales program. Search here to find your local WECS optician

Advice, tips and tools to help you make the best choices about your health and wellbeing.

28/10/2025

The times have changed for our Test results line. It's is now open 11am until 2pm.

08/10/2025

Public Health Wales are looking to improve the information we provide to parents/carers of pre-school aged children around the vaccinations they receive aged 0-5 years.
We are undertaking a survey for parents/carers using the online CIVICA platform. Participating people will be asked for their views on the vaccinations their children may have received, as well as their awareness of any information they may have seen around pre-school vaccinations.
The survey will help us to develop better and more appropriate information resources, and Public Health Wales would really value the opinions of parents/carers to achieve this.
This short survey will not ask for any personal data such as name, address, or date of birth. There is no obligation for a person to complete the survey. There is also an option to withdraw the answers to the survey after completing it using a unique reference number, if some people change their mind and no longer wish to participate.
The survey closes on Friday 14th November 2025
If you have any queries or concerns, or would like more information, please send an email to: phw.vaccines@wales.nhs.uk
Please use this link to access the survey:

17/09/2025

Each year, over 25,000 2 and 3 year olds in Wales are protected against flu through the nasal spray vaccine.

Getting your child vaccinated through a flu nasal spray is a safe and effective way of protecting them from serious illness.

Make sure your child gets vaccinated against flu to help keep them healthy this winter.

For more information about the flu vaccination programme, visit: https://phw.nhs.wales/topics/immunisation-and-vaccines/winter-vaccinations/