The Park Medical Centre Wythenshawe

25/03/2026

Manchester Talking Therapies Drop In.

If you or somebody you know is struggling, please tell them to pop in.

All welcome, you don’t have to be registered at The Park Medical Centre

NHS Manchester Talking Therapies

21/03/2026

Are you a man aged 65 years+? Or have family or a friend who is? Important info that could save a life!

82% of men with an untreated abdominal aortic aneurysm (AAA) tragically die. The good news is that a 10-minute, pain-free scan will spot any swelling in the aorta early enough so it can be treated.

If you've been invited for your AAA check, please book today.

21/03/2026

Ovarian cancer is the 6th most common cancer in women in the UK
& 7,500 people are diagnosed every year.

Anyone of any age with ovaries can develop ovarian cancer although it is most common during and after the menopause

Ovarian cancer does have symptoms:
• feeling bloated
• tummy pain
• feeling full quickly
• weeing more often.

Remember if you have these symptoms persistently your GP wants to hear from you.

19/03/2026

19/03/2026

🌟 Carers Manchester Drop‑In at The Park Medical Centre 🌟

The Carers Manchester team are here today until 3pm offering free advice, support, and guidance for anyone who looks after a loved one.
If you help a family member, friend, neighbour, or partner because they couldn’t manage without your support, you might be an unpaid carer — even if you don’t think of yourself as one.

💙 What is an unpaid carer?
An unpaid carer is someone who provides support to a person who has:
• A disability
•A long‑term health condition
•Mental health needs
•Dementia
•Addiction issues
•Age‑related needs

This support might include things like helping with medication, attending appointments, cooking, cleaning, emotional support, or simply being the person they rely on day‑to‑day.

🤔 Why do so many people not realise they are carers?

Many people see what they do as “just helping out” or “what families do”. Others don’t use the word carer because:
•Their caring role developed gradually
•They feel it’s their responsibility, not a separate role
•They don’t live with the person they support
•They think carers are only people employed to provide care

But recognising yourself as a carer is important. It means you can access support, advice, financial guidance, and your own wellbeing resources.

📍 Drop in today

If any of this sounds like you, or someone you know, come along to our drop‑in at The Park Medical Centre before 3pm. The Carers Manchester team are here to chat, answer questions, and help you access the support you deserve.
Carers Manchester

19/03/2026

Are you 16+, not been a Slimming World Member during the last 3 months and a Resident in Manchester?

If your BMI is 25+, you may be eligible for 12 weeks free!
Slimming world in Wythenshawe with Vickki

10/03/2026

📊 Park Medical Centre – February Update

We’ve just posted our latest Monthly Data Poster — take a look to see how we’ve been supporting our patients and community!

It highlights:
✅ Appointment activity
📞 Inbound phone calls
🚫 Missed appointments (DNAs)
🌐 Online requests
📄 Clinical documents received & actioned
🏠 Home visits

Thank you for continuing to engage with our services and helping us improve access for everyone 💙

📅 If you can’t attend your appointment, please cancel in advance so we can offer it to someone else. 91 patients didn’t let us know they couldn’t attend in February, which is 91 wasted appointments.

05/03/2026

🌟 Some News That Made Us Smile! 🌟

Our Friends & Family Test results for February 2026 are in— 95% of patients who left us Friends and Family Feedback rated our service as Good or Very Good! 💬💙

To everyone who’s taken the time to share their thoughts: THANK YOU for your trust, your words, and your continued support.

Your feedback fuels what we do—and helps us grow even stronger. Leave yours here: https://forms.office.com/e/Gh4WZfmkC0



To register with The Park Medical Centre, please visit:
https://gp-registration.nhs.uk/P84045/gpregistration/landing

09/02/2026

🌟 Some News That Made Us Smile! 🌟

Our Friends & Family Test results for January 2026 are in— 92% of patients who left us Friends and Family Feedback rated our service as Good or Very Good! 💬💙

To everyone who’s taken the time to share their thoughts: THANK YOU for your trust, your words, and your continued support.

Your feedback fuels what we do—and helps us grow even stronger. Leave yours here: https://forms.office.com/e/Gh4WZfmkC0



To register with The Park Medical Centre, please visit:
https://gp-registration.nhs.uk/P84045/gpregistration/landing

06/02/2026

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Our Greater Manchester breast screening leads are still with us and helping plenty of patients with rebooking missed appointment and answering any questions they have.

They are here until 3pm - please pop in if you can for any support!

05/02/2026

Don’t forget to pop in and see the breast screening leads from 12:30 tomorrow!

📣 Drop‑In Breast Screening Awareness Session
We’re pleased to share that we’ve partnered with the NHS Breast Screening Team to host a special drop‑in session at The Park Medical Centre.

🗓 Friday 6th February
⏰ 12:30pm – 3:00pm

This friendly, informative session will cover:
• How to check your breasts
• Breast awareness and understanding changes
• Information about breast screening in different formats
• A chance to ask questions and learn more about the screening process

If you’ve missed your original screening appointment, the screening leads will also be available to rebook it on the day.

Everyone is welcome — pop in, learn something important, and take a positive step for your health.

22/12/2025

📢 Holiday Opening Hours Update

Please note that the practice will be closed on the following dates:

Thursday 25th December
Friday 26th December
Thursday 1st January

Normal opening hours will apply on all other days.

To ensure you have enough medication over the Christmas and New Year period, please request any further prescriptions today.

Need urgent help while we’re closed?
Call NHS 111 for non‑emergency medical advice
Dial 999 in an emergency
Local pharmacies may be open – check NHS Find a Pharmacy