Surgery News

Flu Vaccinations

Our adult flu vaccination programme will commence from 2nd October 2026 and eligible patients will be receive a text to book in or will be sent a letter if they do no have a mobile phone. This year we will be sending a questionnaire first to complete before we arrange appointments in our flu clinics.

Patients eligible:

  • Aged 65 and over
  • Patients aged 6 months to 64 years in a clinical risk group such as: (Asthma, COPD, Diabetes,  Immunosuppressed, Severe Mental Illness, Asplenia, Chronic Heart, Liver and Kidney Disease)
  • You may be eligible if you are a carer, work in a nursing or residential home or employed as a hospice worker, please contact us after 21st September and we can send you a consent questionnaire to check eligibility.

For children aged 2 and 3 years old the nasal flu is available now, please use the self booking link sent via SMS or telephone the practice to arrange an appointment.

Patients who are pregnant can receive a flu vaccination from 21st September at the practice, please call us on 020 8390 9996 to arrange an appointment.

Our registered housebound patients will be contacted in October, more information will be sent to our housebound patients soon.

 

Better Bones

Free exercise classes for Osteoarthritis, Osteoporosis and more ...

Better Bones course dates (September 2026)

 

MenB Appointments July 2026

How can I get my Men B vaccination? 

For teenagers who were born between 1 September 2007 and 31 August 2008, you can book your first dose of MenB vaccine by:

This is a time sensitive offer:  The first doses will be offered until 31 December 2026 and second doses offered until 31 March 2027

 

Know Your Kidneys

Free online educational events on 28 May, 30 July, 24 September and 26 November

Sessions cover:

  • What CKD means
  • Causes
  • Maintaining kidney health
  • CKD treatments (including medications)
  • Lived experiences of early-stage CKD

See the Kidney Care UK poster for details

 

GP update - April 2026

We are pleased to inform you Dr Aishwarya Gnanakumar (female GP known as Dr Kumar) has joined the team offering additional appointments to enhance our GP team, she is currently working Thursdays and will move to Tuesdays late-April.

Dr Junaid Saeed (male GP) we are also delighted to inform you Dr Saeed is joining the team on Monday 23rd March working Mondays, Thursdays and Fridays.

Dr Jane Hone is retired on 1st April. She has been a very popular doctor with our patients and our team and has supported the practice for nearly 6 years. We will be sad to see Dr Hone leave but we all wish her well with her retirement.

Dr Naveneeta Gehdu (female GP) will be replacing Dr Hone working Monday-Wednesday.

 

Advanced Nurse Practitioner update - April 2026

It is sad to confirm Ruth Perez Martinez our advanced nurse practitioner has left due to ill-health.

Daryl Herring our new advanced nurse practitioner is joining us from Great Ormond Street Hospital. He has particular experience and interest in paediatric care.

 

Meningitis Outbreak Update

Meningitis B live update

 

New Practice Nurse

We have a new nurse joining our team on Wednesday and Fridays from 5th November 2025. Martina Jones has a wealth of experience, and welcome her to our team.

 

Shingles vaccinations

Please see the attached poster to see if you are eligible for a shingles vaccinatio:

Eligibility for Shingles vaccination

 

GP update

We have increased our GP appointments with Dr Lisa Siddique joining the team on Tuesdays and Wednesdays at the end of July 2025.

 

Weight Management Injections

Further to the recent news reported regarding weight loss injections available via your GP, please be aware there is very strict criteria for eligibility. Please see attached information for the criteria. Mounjaro injections

 

Lung Cancer Screening for 55-74 year olds

A lung screening programme has been launched for patients in Kingston who have either smoked or currently smoked and you may be eligible and you will be sent an invitation from the NHS if you are.

Lung Cancer screening QR code link

Lung Cancer screening leaflet

 

Know Your Kidneys?

Do you have early stage chronic kidney disease (CKD)? There are events in April, July and October  - see further information CKD education events 2025

 

Are you a carer?

Previous events have been held at Surbiton Health Centre by Kingston Carer's Network in December 24, January 25 and May 25. We will host more carer events in 20206.

If you are a carer and have not previously notified the practice, please inform us in writing below:

Notify us you are a carer

 

July 2024

South London’s NHS 111 for Mental Health service

Local people of all ages who have urgent mental health concerns can now get specialist NHS help, advice and clinical support when needed by phone, 24/7, through south London’s NHS 111 for Mental Health service. 

This is a specialist telephone helpline for the NHS mental healthcare service for south London - aiming to get local people with urgent mental health needs the right support, advice and help, more quickly.

The South London service delivers 24/7 support for all-ages (including Children and Young People) and will triage callers, and then provide rapid, professional mental health support by phone if appropriate. They will signpost people to the right service first time, which could include transfer to the caller’s local Trust Crisis Service. The service has the authority and systems to immediately call ambulances if required.

 

Creative Skills and Wellbeing courses

Wellbeing for Families and Practical Ideas for Happier Living, courses available in and around the borough

Kingston Adult Education

 

Cancer referrals

From 1st October 2023, the NHS has updated a diagnosis or ruling out of cancer to within 28 days of referral.
 

July 2023

Measles campaign

Measles cases on the rise in England and across the whole of Europe. Make sure you and your family are protected against becoming seriously unwell with measles by checking you are up to date with the MMR vaccine.

Across England, on average one in ten children are not up to date with their MMR vaccinations, with some areas of the country as low as two in five, putting thousands of children at risk of catching measles and the disease spreading in unvaccinated communities.

Just two doses of the MMR vaccine gives you and your family lifelong protection against catching measles. The first vaccine is given at age one year an the second at age 3 years and 4 months old. If you’ve missed any doses it’s not too late to catch up. Contact Langley Medical Practice to book an appointment to get up to date.

If you are unsure if you or your child are up to date check your childs red book or GP records and make an appointment to catch up any missed doses.

For more information please visit the NHS vaccination schedule

 

Kingston Hospital

Kingston Hospital's new portal

The hospital have launched a new app for patient's to see their hospital record and view upcoming appointments.

Kingston Hospital Online Portal

Kingston Hospital portal information leaflet

 

Child Health

Created by local experts in child health, Healthier Together is a new NHS website in south west London which provides pregnant people, parents and carers of children aged 0-18 years with information on common childhood illnesses. The website also includes advice on what to do and signposts to where to seek appropriate care, including information on local services. 

The website has been designed to help reduce unnecessary attendances of young children to A&E and relieve pressures, particularly over winter.

 

Fit Notes

Guidance on Fit notes also referred to as a sick note, med cert, med 3 or doctor’s note can be found on the link below.  Fit notes have been issued electronically since April 2022. From July the guidance states other healthcare professionals can issue Fit notes. Currently our GPs issues Fit notes and our First Contact Physio can now issue a fit note.

Fit notes for patients statement of Fitness to Work)