Welcome To The Bincote Surgery
Patient Access
Patients are now able to book appointments and order repeat prescriptions online - for further details visit: https://www.patientaccess.com/
Click here to download the form to register for Patient Access. When you return the completed form to the surgery you will also need to bring either your passport or driving licence to confirm your identification.
The Doctors
- Dr Marc Dissanayake (M)
- Dr Nalina Patel (F)
- Dr Maggie Coffey (F)
- Dr Ranil Perera (M)
- Dr Keiran Sneath (M)
- Dr Sanushka Dissanayake (M)
Information from the Care Quality Commission
Our practice is inspected by the Care Quality Commission (CQC) to ensure we are meeting essential standards of quality and safety.
This widget provides a summary of the results of the latest checks carried out by the CQC.
Practice News
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Pharmacies that are open over the May Bank Holidays
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25Apr 2017
Downloads from recent GP Health Presentations
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Important Information
Do not call the GP surgery unless you need to. The surgery phone lines are facing high demand. Please use the online 111 tools to try to self manage first.
DO NOT attend the surgery for any reason unless you have been advised to.
Please register for the NHS app ASAP! You will then be able to book telephone consultations over the phone, request prescriptions and look at test results. The identification process can occur completely online and you do not need to come into the surgery to do this.
We will no longer be issuing printed prescriptions, and all prescriptions will be sent electronically to your pharmacy to limit/stop footfall to the surgery. If you have not been setup electronically with your pharmacist, you will be asked on the telephone for your nominated pharmacy so that your prescription can be sent electronically there.
For patients that are unable to use these online tools, and all self care measures have been exhausted or your symptoms are worsening or you have a significant health concern, please call the surgery. All appointments have been switched to telephone/video consultations and only patients that really need to be seen face to face after being assessed on the phone by a clinician will be.
The practice will continue to have processes to ensure childhood immunisation and other essential care continues.
If you are seen at the surgery your clinician may need to wear gloves, gown and mask so do not be alarmed.
Enfield Community Services have volunteers to help the vulnerable and elderly who are unable to get out for shopping and medication - please call 020 3821 1966
If patients require evidence of sickness please print off this letter as the practice will not provide a medical certificate for patients requiring self-isolation due to coronavirus (PDF, 31KB)
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