Warley Medical Centre

We have an announcement...............

After 38 dedicated years in the NHS Dr Jukes will be hanging up his stethoscope and retiring this month.

He joined Warley Medical Centre as a registrar in 2000, moving to GP partner in 2001. We are incredibly grateful for his years of service and commitment to the practice.

He leaves behind a lasting legacy of care and kindness that will not be forgotten.

We wish him a long and happy retirement and thank him for everything over the years. He will be sorely missed!

The next PPG meeting will be held on Monday 5th October 2026,  5:30pm at the surgery.

Please let the chairperson know if you will be attending.

Join our social prescribers Joy and Kulvinder for a coffee and a chat. Everyone is welcome

🚨Total Triage🚨

 From 20^th April 2026, The way you book appointments with us has changed. Total Triage is a new approach recommended by NHS England, to improve access to services.

We want to make the process of booking an appointment with your GP practice as fair as possible

                                         You can submit an online form during the working day, starting from 7am.                                               We will review your request on the same day (Monday–Friday). Please submit your request as early as possible

If you are unable to complete an online request, please call 0121 421 8400 and a member of staff will be happy to complete the request on your behalf. After filling in your form please keep your phone or device near to you. We will contact you the same day either by text or telephone. This may not mean you will be seen the same day, but you will be informed of next steps.

Please be available to attend the surgery the same day and be aware you may be asked to attend at short notice

If you need more urgent help, or have a life threatening emergency call 999 or attend A&E

The surgey will be closed on the following bank holiday dates;

Monday 4th May 2026

Monday 25th May 2026

Monday 31st August 2026

Friday 25th December 2026

Monday 28th December 2026

Friday 1st Janaury 2027

If you require urgent medical assistance whilst we are closed, please call 111

Some of you may not know this but your practice forms part of a bigger group known as a PCN (Primary Care Network).  Our PCN is called Newcomen and is formed of 6 surgeries across the Black Country. We are led by a Clinical Director and a specific team of staff who work in the background to bring the best care we can to all our patients. Our work is set by the local ICB (Integrated Care Board) and we are contracted to meet certain requirements throughout the year to help improve patient care. We all work collaboratively to help and assist each other in improving general practice in the local area. If you have any further questions or would like to know more about our PCN, please speak to a member of your surgery team.