Bury GP Federation was created to enhance the delivery of health and care services to our local population. We now have 30 of the town’s 31 General Practices in membership and therefore cover 97% of the 200,000 people of Bury. We believe that community based services which are high quality, consistent and joined up must be the solution to many of the pressures on today’s NHS and that General Practice is ideally placed to lead this community based provision.
What we offer
Extended Working Hours
Bury GP Federation provides extended working hours cover across 3 sites in Bury (Moorgate Health Centre, Fairfax Medical Centre and Radcliffe Medical Centre). The service runs 7 days and…
Vulnerable Patient Service
Over the course of a weekend the Federation operate a Vulnerable Patient Service, which pro-actively contacts Bury patients (referred by their GP) who it is thought may be at risk of hospital admission…
GP Cover for Intermediate Care
The Federation provides GP cover at the Bealeys Community Hospital 7 days a week. The GP provides ward rounds for all patients admitted to the unit, which has vastly reduced numerous GPs attending…
Clinical Pharmacist in Practice Pilot
As part of Phase 1 of the Department of Health’s Clinical Pharmacists for General Practice pilot, we have been operational for 12 months and have quickly established a Patient facing role delivering services…
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Public Health England
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