Imperial Medical Practice

13/05/2026

12/05/2026

Happy International Nurses Day to All Of The Wonderful Nurses 👩‍⚕️👨‍⚕️💉⭐

Every day, nurses both save and improve lives. This year’s International Nurses Day theme focuses on making the structural changes needed to harness the power of the nursing workforce. It highlights the vital role of nurses in improving health outcomes and delivering trusted, person-centred primary care that can address our world’s biggest health challenges.

11/05/2026

Mental Health Awareness Week is a great opportunity for the whole of the UK to come together to:

Focus on getting good mental health
Tackle stigma
Understand and prioritise our own and others' mental health
Push for government awareness and policy change

This year’s theme is ‘Action’. Raising awareness is vital, but real change comes when we take action too.

10/05/2026

We are currently carrying out improvements to our reception area. We apologise for any disruption caused during this time, and things may look a little different while work is underway. Thank you for your patience and understanding!

09/05/2026

Primary Care Development ⭐

08/05/2026

Just a little snippet of some of the work which goes on behind the scenes. Our statistics from March 2026. ✨

05/05/2026

The world is short of nearly one million midwives, which means that both mothers and babies all over the globe cannot access the essential healthcare they need.
For this reason, the theme of this year’s International Day of the Midwife is ‘One Million More Midwives’. The aim is to raise awareness of this crisis with decision makers and the general population worldwide, to encourage more training and investment in this vital role.

04/05/2026

We are closed for the May Bank Holiday and will re-open on Tuesday 5th May at 8:00am.

If you require medical attention during this time please call 111 or in an emergency as always, please contact 999.

02/05/2026

Stroke Awareness Month 💜

Stroke can be devastating, and can happen to anyone, of any age, at any time. If you experience or spot any of the below, don’t wait. Call 999 straight away.

How to identify a stroke
The FAST acronym (Face, Arms, Speech, Time) is a test to quickly identify the three most common signs of stroke.

Face weakness: Can the person smile? Has their mouth or eye drooped?
Arm weakness: Can the person raise both arms fully and keep them there?
Speech problems: Can the person speak clearly and understand what you say? Is their speech slurred?
Time to call 999: if you see any one of these signs.
Remember: Face or Arm or Speech, at the first sign, it’s Time to call 999.