18 High Street
Cranleigh
Surrey
GU6 8AE
01483 782478
Opening times
How quickly can I see a doctor?
Doctors in training
- Open 08.00-18.30 Monday to Friday.
- Commuter clinics Saturdays 08.30-10.30 and one evening a week until 20.00.
- Out of hours care is provided by Thamesdoc on 0208 390 9991
- Urgent cases always assessed same day- click here.
- Visits for housebound patients
- Book with your regular GP up to 6 weeks in advance
- Our telephone advice service from the doctors may save you a trip to the surgery.
- Our minor illness nurse runs a clinic every morning.
Art in the health centre
Many thanks to Artventure Trust who have loaned us some amazing artwork to brighten up our waiting areas! Do have a look at their website to see what they're up to...
Have you had your flu and pneumonia jabs?
We still have some available - book now!
The Department of Health recommends that everyone who is eligible for a seasonal flu vaccine has it as soon as possible. Please book for your flu jab EARLY in the season to give yourself the best possible protection.
Who should have a flu jab?
- Over 65s
- People with respiratory disease: asthma, COPD, emphysema
- People with heart disease: angina, past heart attack, heart failure
- Those with kidney disease: chronic renal failure, dialysis, transplant
- Liver disease: cirrhosis, chronic hepatitis
- People who have diabetes
- Past history of stroke, TIAs or multiple sclerosis
- Weak immune system: no spleen, HIV, cancer, high dose steroids
- Carers of people who would become vulnerable if their carer was to fall ill.
- Pregnant women at any stage in their pregnancy.
Who should not have a flu jab?
- anyone who has had an anaphylactic response to flu jabs in the past
- anyone with known anaphylactic hypersensitivity to egg products
Further information on flu jabs can be found here.
What about pneumonia jabs?
Everyone aged 65 and over is also entitled to a pneumonia immunisation. This is a one-off injection so if you haven't had yours yet, please do ask for it this year. We will be offering pneumonia jabs in our flu clinic and you can have both injections done in the same visit.
More information on pneumonia jabs, including a list of eligible under-65 groups (which is slightly different to the flu groups) can be found here.
On the first Wednesday in each month the surgery will be closed for staff training from 1pm - 3.15pm. There will be staff on hand to deal with any emergencies but we would please ask our patients not to phone up or come in for routine matters during this time. Thank you!
Staff training
Three weeks on and we have settled into our temporary accomodation in the Village Hospital really well. It's great to be working alongside the Physios and Consultants in out-patients. It was with a mixture of elation and sadness that we watched the machinery move in to start knocking down the old surgery on 16th November and it's now pretty much gone! The building team have made some great "windows" in the hoardings round the site so everyone can watch the new building grow.
Welcome to Cranleigh Medical Practice!
We are a large, friendly training practice in the biggest village in England, nestling at the foot of the Surrey Hills. Our team provide high quality, evidence-based healthcare to our community and look after around 14,500 patients. The GPs, Doctors in training, specialist nurses and healthcare assistants are well supported by a friendly and helpful administrative team.
Do have a look around our website and please call us if there is anything else you need to know.
Take part in our 1 minute patient survey.
You can also do this on the touch screen in reception at the surgery, or register with our Patient Group to have surveys emailed to you.
Results will be published on our Patient Group page.
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