Imeary Medical Group

12/05/2026

Happy International Nurses Day to our incredible nursing team! 💙

Today, we want to say a heartfelt thank you to Caroline, Kelly and Becca for the compassion, dedication, and professionalism you bring to our practice every single day.
Your kindness reassures our patients, your expertise keeps them safe, and your hard work makes a real difference to the health and wellbeing of our community.
We are truly grateful for everything you do and proud to have such a fantastic team.
Thank you for your unwavering commitment and care.

07/05/2026

Why Do Our Reception Team Ask What Your Appointment Is For?

We understand that some patients feel uncomfortable being asked about the reason for their appointment when they contact the practice. We would like to explain why our reception team ask these questions and how it helps us provide you with the best possible care.

Our reception staff are trained to ask a small number of questions so they can make sure patients are booked with the most appropriate clinician or service. This is not about being nosey – it is about helping you get the right care, at the right time, from the right healthcare professional.

For example:

• Foot or lower limb problems may be better managed by our Podiatrist
• Shoulder, back, joint or muscle pain may be more appropriately seen by our Physiotherapist
• Medication queries, blood pressure reviews or routine checks may be managed by our Nursing or Pharmacy team

By directing patients to the most suitable clinician first, we can:

• Ensure patients are seen more quickly
• Ensure you see the most suitable clinician for your condition first time
• Ensure access to GP appointments for doctor-specific conditions
• Provide a more efficient and effective service for everyone

Our GP Partners have asked reception staff to help patients access the correct service, and all reception team members are trained to handle your information professionally, sensitively and confidentially.

You are never expected to give detailed personal information, but providing a brief description of the problem helps us make sure you receive the most appropriate care as quickly as possible.

Thank you for your understanding and support.

07/05/2026

Patient Notice

Due to a required update, our server will be down over lunch time which will affect our phone system. Please call after 2pm where we should be back up and running. Apologies for any inconvenience caused.
Please call 111 for medical issues that cannot wait until our internet is back on around 2pm or call 999 for life-threatening medical emergencies.

Thanks for your understanding.

06/05/2026

Are you using a blue inhaler?

06/05/2026

Are you waiting for a mental health phone appointment?

If you have a mental health phone appointment booked, the call may appear on your display as 'Unknown Caller' or 'No Caller ID'. The team will call either your home landline or mobile number depending on your recorded preference. Please ensure you update your telephone number with the practice if it changes and answer calls from unknown numbers at your appointment time.

Thank you 😊

06/05/2026

World Asthma Day

🌬️ World Asthma Day 💙

Asthma is a common long‑term condition that affects many babies, children and young people. With the right understanding and support, children with asthma can stay active, feel confident and take part fully in school, sports and everyday life.

For parents and carers looking for trusted advice on symptoms, triggers and managing asthma day‑to‑day, Healthier Together provides clear, NHS‑approved guidance:
👉 Asthma information for children under 12
🔗 https://www.healthiertogether.nhs.uk/child-under-12-years/asthma

🏫 Call to action for schools and clubs
We’re also encouraging all schools, early years settings, and sports or activity clubs to help keep children safe by becoming BEAT Asthma Friendly:
✅ Schools – follow the link to find out how to become a BEAT Asthma Friendly School and create a safer, more inclusive environment for pupils with asthma:
🔗 https://www.healthiertogether.nhs.uk/professional/beat-asthma-friendly-schools-2

⚽ Sports & activity clubs – support children to stay active and confident by becoming a BEAT Asthma Friendly Sports Club:
🔗 https://www.healthiertogether.nhs.uk/professional/beat-asthma-friendly-sports-clubs

Together, we can help children with asthma breathe easier, stay active and thrive 🌟

06/05/2026

We're hiring! We're advertising for another GP to join our practice and we'll need an additional medical receptionist too 😊
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27/04/2026

Learn more about vaccines...

Advice and guidance on Childhood Vaccinations for Safety and Prevention - Child 5 to 12 years.

27/04/2026

Do you know what our First Contact Physiotherapists (FCP) do? If you have bone, joint or muscle pain, you can book to see a FCP without having to see the GP first. Watch the video for more information :) https://vimeo.com/574370220

22/04/2026

Diabetic eye screening is an important part of diabetes care and helps protect your sight. Diabetes can damage the small blood vessels in the eyes, leading to a condition called diabetic retinopathy, which can cause vision loss if not detected early. Screening checks for early signs before you notice any changes, meaning treatment can start sooner and help prevent serious damage.

If you have diabetes and are aged 12 or over, you will usually be invited for screening every 1–2 years. The test is quick and involves taking photographs of the back of your eyes to check for any changes.

Attending your screening appointment can:
• Detect problems early before symptoms develop 👁️✨
• Help prevent or reduce sight loss 💙🩺
• Support long-term eye health as part of your diabetes care 🌿📊

Even if your vision feels fine, it’s important to attend when invited. 💙✨

Learn more about diabetic eye screening:

Find out who should have diabetic eye screening, why it's done and what happens, and when you’ll get your results.