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GP Canterbury

Welcome to the website.

Our Surgery has been providing the highest standard of healthcare for the community in and around Canterbury since 1969.  It is as committed as ever to all its patients and the continuation of a strong NHS. We currently have five GPs, a Registrar and three nurses, all with specialist medical interests in addition to their normal roles.  Amongst others they include diabetes, dermatology, psychology, sexual health, minor surgery and sports medicine.  Our practice is also proud of its reputation an an exceptional Training Practice for Registrars training to become GPs.  Always delighted to welcome new patients (as well as our existing ones), please pop in or apply to join us using the online registration section below.

  

Like To Register?

Are you an existing resident or new to the area and interested in joining our practice?  We would be happy to help you, just contact the surgery.  You can complete a registration Form either in person at the Surgery or online. Register with our surgery.

Opening Hours

Find out when our practice is open, what the GP consulting times are and what to do if you need help when the practice is closed.  Find out more

Repeat Prescriptions

Do you need to re-order your medication? Visit our prescriptions page and complete the online form.  Find out more

Access for People With Disabilities

There is a ramp at the front and rear of the building, and the door at the rear of the car park is automatic. The downstairs toilet is designed to take a wheelchair. Doctors who normally have surgeries upstairs are able to consult patients with disabilities in a downstairs room, just let Reception know when you book your appointment.


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(Site updated 14/05/2012)
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