I have lived in Wallasey for 72 years and can’t believe what’s happening to my town.
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Bernadette Anderson
7 years ago
Please do not close our walk in centre. Think about our vunable people, our poor elderly people , people who would not be able to afford the bus fare to another hospital , we need this walk in centre badly.
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Theresa wilson
7 years ago
Without this center we would be lost. They save arrowe park alittle bit of time as its bad enough up there
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Sue brennan
7 years ago
We all need this service it's valuable to everyone!
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Heather Alker
7 years ago
We are hurtling at full speed back towards the past despite all the new technology at our disposal. It is virtually impossible to get an appointment at the Doctor’s, the hospitals are stretched to the limit and now walk in centres are under threat! How can somebody be diagnosed by a ‘telephone consultation’. Surely part of diagnosing someone is observing them in person and noting any other visual signs that may aid in the diagnosis!
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A Roberts
7 years ago
I have no idea who is responsible for this but i havent seen anything like this in Wirral. People do not want to lose services like Walk in at Mill Lane or Minor injuries at Miriam
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David McCaig
7 years ago
They are essential for the health of our community.
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John Cockerel
7 years ago
This is the most backward step for healthcare for years. This CCG is taking away all the services for people, we recently lost physio podiatry orthopaedics and many other services. Now they want to mess with urgent care. We can’t cope as it is and to fool people saying there will be more GP appointments is totally misleading.
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michelle moran
7 years ago
Save our Walkin
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Simon Petty
7 years ago
Public consultation meetings to hear and guage the value of the views of the community is the right thing to do
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Anonymous
7 years ago
They are needed
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Jane Ohare
7 years ago
These are a lifesaver, we must keep them.
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Steve MCLoughlin
7 years ago
This vital NHS service should be saved. Many times we have used the walk in service. It relieves pressure on both GPs and the A and E at Arrowe Park
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Debbie warman
7 years ago
Put more pressure on arrowe park - what bright spark thought that was a plan
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Jane Kenny
7 years ago
We need to save our Walk In Centres because not everybody drives, particularly our sick elderly patients. To get from Eastham to Arrows Park would be extremely difficult and possibly life threatening.
These centres take pressure off A&E they are priceless.
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Barry Meering
7 years ago
It is time Wirral CCG and Wirral NHS were sacked. They were told in 1977 my protests trying to save our local district hospitals that Arrowe Park won't be able to cope. In 2016, we saw this for a reality, patients lying on stretchers in hallways because of no beds. Beds being taken up by people who could go home only for the incompetent social services. yet VCH in Mill Lane to name but one had two wards still standing which if things had been thought of a lot more deeply could have been used for elderly patients ready to go home as a convalescent place waiting to go home, freeing beds in Arrowe Park. Clearly management of CCG and NHS must go.
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Pauline Rees
7 years ago
We pay our taxes.. we need this xq
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Sarah kavanagh
7 years ago
We need our walk in centres. Can never get a doctor's appt and without our walk in centres my son would not have had vital treatment before being rushed to hospital
This madness has to stop.
I have lived in Wallasey for 72 years and can’t believe what’s happening to my town.
Please do not close our walk in centre. Think about our vunable people, our poor elderly people , people who would not be able to afford the bus fare to another hospital , we need this walk in centre badly.
Without this center we would be lost. They save arrowe park alittle bit of time as its bad enough up there
We all need this service it's valuable to everyone!
We are hurtling at full speed back towards the past despite all the new technology at our disposal. It is virtually impossible to get an appointment at the Doctor’s, the hospitals are stretched to the limit and now walk in centres are under threat! How can somebody be diagnosed by a ‘telephone consultation’. Surely part of diagnosing someone is observing them in person and noting any other visual signs that may aid in the diagnosis!
I have no idea who is responsible for this but i havent seen anything like this in Wirral. People do not want to lose services like Walk in at Mill Lane or Minor injuries at Miriam
They are essential for the health of our community.
This is the most backward step for healthcare for years. This CCG is taking away all the services for people, we recently lost physio podiatry orthopaedics and many other services. Now they want to mess with urgent care. We can’t cope as it is and to fool people saying there will be more GP appointments is totally misleading.
Save our Walkin
Public consultation meetings to hear and guage the value of the views of the community is the right thing to do
They are needed
These are a lifesaver, we must keep them.
This vital NHS service should be saved. Many times we have used the walk in service. It relieves pressure on both GPs and the A and E at Arrowe Park
Put more pressure on arrowe park - what bright spark thought that was a plan
We need to save our Walk In Centres because not everybody drives, particularly our sick elderly patients. To get from Eastham to Arrows Park would be extremely difficult and possibly life threatening. These centres take pressure off A&E they are priceless.
It is time Wirral CCG and Wirral NHS were sacked. They were told in 1977 my protests trying to save our local district hospitals that Arrowe Park won't be able to cope. In 2016, we saw this for a reality, patients lying on stretchers in hallways because of no beds. Beds being taken up by people who could go home only for the incompetent social services. yet VCH in Mill Lane to name but one had two wards still standing which if things had been thought of a lot more deeply could have been used for elderly patients ready to go home as a convalescent place waiting to go home, freeing beds in Arrowe Park. Clearly management of CCG and NHS must go.
We pay our taxes.. we need this xq
We need our walk in centres. Can never get a doctor's appt and without our walk in centres my son would not have had vital treatment before being rushed to hospital
We desperately need these walk I. Centred