Central Surgery Sawbridgeworth

17/11/2025

Starting from 7am on Friday 14 November until 7am Wednesday 19 November, some NHS services will be affected due to strike action. You will be contacted if your appointment needs to be changed.
Please continue to come forward for the care you need.

13/11/2025

23/10/2025

💥Please be aware that we are currently experience power cuts. We have no control over these & can only apologies for any inconvenience caused 💥

22/10/2025

Wednesday 22nd October 2025 all local surgeries including Central Surgery will be closed for mandatory staff training from 1.30pm onwards.

Should you need medical assistance during this time please dial 111 to speak to a clinician.

Should you have a medical emergency please dial 999

16/10/2025

🩷❤️Today is Restart a Heart Day. This is an annual initiative led by the Resuscitation Council UK. Which aims to increase the number of people who survive an out-of-hospital cardiac arrest ❤️🩷

💚Today, if you suffer a cardiac arrest out of hospital in the UK, you have less than a one in ten chance of surviving.

💜Can you spare 15 minutes to learn CPR online below and become a lifesaver?

💙Our Advanced Paramedic Aaron has seen first hand the positive outcomes that can be achieved through early bystander CPR and the use of the AED.

Learn CPR free in 15 minutes from home with RevivR. All you need is a cushion and a digital device.

15/10/2025

💥September's Monthly Figures💥

03/10/2025

Know your units, know your limits.

There isn’t a completely safe amount of alcohol you can drink, but you are at lower risk of harm if you drink 14 units or less a week.

Tracking your units helps you stay in control.

https://www.nhs.uk/live-well/alcohol-advice/calculating-alcohol-units/

02/10/2025

Diabetes can lead to sight loss — but screening helps protect your vision.

People with diabetes are invited for regular eye checks to help spot problems early. Missed your last appointment? Contact your local screening service.

01/10/2025

Pregnant women are eligible for a free RSV vaccine to protect their babies ahead of this winter.

You can get your vaccine from 28 weeks of pregnancy.
Talk to your GP or maternity service to book yours.

https://www.nhs.uk/conditions/respiratory-syncytial-virus-rsv/

30/09/2025

Sexually transmitted infections (STIs) are common and can be passed on during s*x or through s*xual contact.

You can have an STI without knowing it as many have no symptoms. The only way to know for sure is to get tested.