Cathedral Medical Group

14/10/2025

10/10/2025

Surgery statistics for September 2025.

06/10/2025

Are you feeling lonely, down or stressed? ⁠
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Text Sussex to 85258 for free confidential text-based support at any time of day or night.⁠
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Find out more about the Shout support service here: https://giveusashout.org/⁠
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Find out about other support available locally here: ⁠
www.westsussexmind.org/help_and_support/getting-help/other-organisations-in-west-sussex-that-can-help⁠
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01/10/2025

Please be aware we are running on a reduced capacity today due to clinical sickness. Thank you for your understanding.

29/09/2025

Please be aware we are experiencing internet issues which is affecting our appointment system, we are working hard to resolve this. Thank you for your patience.

22/09/2025

Due to staff illness there may be a delay in answering the phones today. Please utilise our patient triage service, which can be found on our website https://accurx.nhs.uk/patient-initiated/h82042 Thank you for your understanding.

Due to clinical staff sickness, we have limited appointments available for the coming week.
The reception team will be triaging and signposting you to other services like the pharmacy and 111 if appropriate.
We are only able to deal with acute illnesses. Thank you for your patience.

11/09/2025

Pulmonary fibrosis awareness month!

What is Pulmonary Fibrosis?

This is a rare condition in the lungs which creates scarring resulting in breathing becoming increasingly harder to do.

Some symptoms of Pulmonary Fibrosis are shortness of breath, dry cough, tiredness, weight loss and loss of appetite. If you are experiencing these symptoms seek medical advice.

To learn more about Pulmonary Fibrosis please visit https://www.pulmonaryfibrosis.org/

💜Today marks the start of Pulmonary Fibrosis Awareness Month 2025.

This year's campaign, ‘Every Breath Counts’, puts the pulmonary fibrosis community at its heart. Visit our campaign website to find out more: https://everybreathcounts.co.uk/

Throughout September, we’ll be sharing Lorraine and Allan, Meg, Milan and Dave’s stories, each bringing a different perspective on pulmonary fibrosis.

We've also created a space where you can share your pulmonary fibrosis journey, because every voice matters, and every experience is unique.

📢Add your voice to our campaign. Your story will appear on our microsite and help raise awareness of pulmonary fibrosis: https://everybreathcounts.co.uk/share-your-story

08/09/2025

Know your numbers week 8-14 September.

This week is in place to raise awareness about blood pressure.

Know your numbers week is crucial as every September blood pressure checks are taken by thousands of individuals in order to prevent strokes and heart attacks.

Over 5 million people live unknowingly with a high blood pressure across the UK.

Give yourself some peace of mind by making sure to check your blood pressure with our monitor in the waiting room.

This week is Know Your Numbers Week.

The best way to understand your blood pressure is to check it regularly.

Our online blood pressure tool will help you understand what your numbers mean and give you tips on how to manage your blood pressure.

➡️ https://nhs.uk/blood-pressure-tool

05/09/2025

The NHS is still experiencing long wait times for referrals. Please be mindful of this before chasing up your referrals via our team.

05/09/2025

Its Urology awareness month!

What is Urology?

A medical and surgical field which specializes in the urinary tract in both men and women, as well as the male reproduction system. eg. Bladder, kidney, prostate, pe**le, testicular cancer and benign conditions such as incontinence, UTI's, erectile dysfunction, and kidney stones.
1/5 people in the UK are impacted by bladder problems.1/3 of women live with bladder leakage ( especially after labour )1/10 males experience erectile dysfunction.

The website below has lots of further information.
https://www.theurologyfoundation.org/impact-achievements/campaigns/urology-awareness-month/

05/09/2025

From Monday 8th September our phone lines will be closed between 12.30pm and 1.30pm. This is to allow the team to catch up with morning admin before afternoon clinics.