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The Lewisham Care Partnership was formed on 1st June 2017. It represents the joining of 5 local GP Partnerships delivering Primary Care Services from 6 sites in the centre of Lewisham. SE London (See list of Partners and the sites they work from).
The aim of the merger is to deliver sustainable general practices services to a population of nearly 60k patients.
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How to Request a Home Visit
Home visits are made if clinically indicated and are at the doctors' discretion. Home visits at any time should not be requested just because of lack of transport. Attendance at the surgery provides better facilities for examinations and access to all medical records. Requests for home visits should be made before 10am. Please give the receptionist as much information as possible.
- Patient's name.
- Age of patient.
- Address of patient.
- Symptoms and an estimation of the urgency of the problem.
Please note that it is safe to bring a child in with a temperature to the surgery and that several patients can be seen at the surgery during the time it takes for a home visit. The doctor may telephone you rather than visit you if this is medically appropriate. Ultimately it is the doctors right to decide whether or not a visit is appropriate for a particular set of circumstances.