Summertown Group Practice

08/10/2025

On Friday 26th September, the staff at Summertown Health Centre participated in a coffee and cake day in our staff room.
We are proud to have raised £146.20.

23/09/2025

The surgery will be closed from 1pm on Wednesday 24th September 2025 until 8.30am Thursday morning, for a training afternoon.
This closure has been agreed by the local commissioning board (BOBICB) to allow GP practices across Oxfordshire facilitate training for their practice team.

If you need urgent medical advice, please do not ring the surgery, but contact NHS 111 either online or by telephone. Call 999 if you have a life-threatening emergency

Thank you for your understanding.

19/08/2025

Summer Bank Holiday - Monday 25th August 2025

We will be closed on Monday 25th August for the Summer Bank Holiday. We will re-open on Tuesday 26th August at 8.30 am.

If you need urgent medical advice, contact 111 either by telephone or online. In the case of a medical emergency, dial 999.

09/07/2025

Call for Respondents - Help Shape the Future of Lung Technology – Looking for patients/carers and health care professionals
The HERON project aims to identify the most pressing unmet needs in respiratory health and explore how new or improved technology could better support patients, carers, at-risk groups, and health professionals.
Our team has launched a survey to find out more about respiratory health needs and ideas related to technology for chronic lung conditions. The survey takes approximately 15 min to complete, doesn’t require any tech skills, and can be anonymous.
We are interested in hearing from people who:
• Are living with a chronic lung condition
• Believe they might be living with a chronic lung condition based on symptoms or tests
• Think they may be at high risk for developing a chronic lung condition (e.g. due to smoking, family history, exposure at work or poor housing)
• Are caring for someone who is living with a chronic lung condition
• Are a healthcare professional caring for adults and children living with chronic lung disease. The survey is open to professionals working across all care settings, all disciplines, and all stages of patient journey.
Patients, carers, and individuals at risk can complete the survey here:
https://hrc-comhealth.nihr.ac.uk/our-research/respiratory-1/heron_survey_patient_and_public

04/07/2025

Lost property 2

A set of keys with photos on key rings.

04/07/2025

Lost property 1.
VW key

04/07/2025

We are going to put some photos up with lost property over the next few weeks.
If you believe any of the items are yours, please get in touch by either phoning us on 01865 515552 or email to
BOBICB-ox.summertownhc@nhs.net

27/06/2025

We are having major difficulties with our phone system and clinical systems.
Please only ring if your call is a medical emergency.
We will post an update as soon as we have news. BT are on their way to fix the problem.
Thank you for your understanding.

20/06/2025

A yellow heat health alert is in place across the South East of England from 12pm on Wednesday 18 June until 6pm on Sunday 22 June 2025. This means that the hot weather is forecast to last for several days which could affect people’s health and wellbeing.

18/06/2025

We are currently experiencing problems with our phone system. We are unable to take any calls. Please ring 111 if your call can't wait or 999 in a medical emergency. We are liaising with our phone provider to get this fixed.

16/06/2025

This years theme for Learning Disability Week is "Do you see me?" which is all about people with a learning disability being see, heard and valued.

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16/06/2025

The surgery will be closed on Tuesday 17th June from 1pm for essential staff training. We will be open again on Wednesday 18th June from 8.30am.
If you need urgent medical advice, please contact NHS 111 online or by telephone. Call 999 if you have a life threatening emergency.