Discover Ivy Court Surgery’s Winter 2026 newsletter, where Dr Neil Pillai shares a warm, honest reflection on the pressures facing the practice, what we are doing to keep patients safe, and how you can help us help you. There’s also a really clear explanation of how the NHS App is being used for test results and messages, including what “no action” actually means and how to avoid unnecessary worry and appointments.
Over the past year, the Ivy Court Surgery Patient Participation Group (PPG) set out an ambitious programme of activities aimed at strengthening patient engagement, improving communication, and enhancing our shared environment. Thanks to the dedication and teamwork of our members, we not only met these goals but exceeded them, delivering meaningful outcomes for patients and…
The significant reduction of returns in terms of volume and value by November 2025 gives us hope. We believe that the changes in how patients can order repeat medicines as well as greater awareness of costs and wastage are leading patients to make better choices.
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This group is run by The Children’s Social Prescribing Team and is open to parent/carers who have children currently on the waiting list for assessment, as well as those with a confirmed diagnosis. The group provides structured peer-to-peer support, enabling participants to share experiences and receive mutual encouragement in a supportive environment. The group meets on the…
All unwanted Ivy Court prescriptions or unused medicines can be handed in to the Dispensary at Ivy Court from: 3rd – 21st November 2025
Our second talk where Mr Roy Isworth FRCS and the team at Ivy Court Surgery invite you to a no-awkwardness session about keeping your “plumbing” in top shape. Because talking about your prostate should be as normal as pub banter!
Discover what’s new at Ivy Court Surgery by exploring our Summer newsletter—packed with essential updates, community highlights, and practical health advice.
Join Mr Roy Isworth FRCS and the team at Ivy Court Surgery for a no-awkwardness session about keeping your “plumbing” in top shape. Because talking about your prostate should be as normal as pub banter!
As temperatures rise, it’s important to protect yourself and your loved ones from heat and sun-related health risks by staying cool, hydrated, and sun safe at all times
