Cost cutting money saving but what about the pensioners who have to walk to see their doctor or the mums who don’t drive I could go on
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Alan Morrison
7 years ago
It is a four mile walk for people like me who do not own a car. There is no bus service. how does this closure enhance patient care?
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Helen Morrison
7 years ago
A four-mile return walk to Lower Green is far too far. There is no public transport.
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Carol Smith
7 years ago
Please think of the vulnerable and elderly in the area who would it very difficult to access Lower Green.
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Anonymous
7 years ago
I agree with an earlier comment, this is another demonstration of profit over people and would suggest at least one of the GP’s is more interested in squeezing maximum income rather than maximise care!
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Anita Wright
7 years ago
Please keep this surgery open. My parents who are in their 80's can walk to their appointments there and will really struggle to go to Lower Green. this is making them quite anxious Thank you
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Mercedes Fonfria
7 years ago
this surgery provides an excellent service and it should continue in operation
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Lisa ray
7 years ago
We really need to keep this open as it will be more difficult to get to lower green with no transport. Lower green will be more difficult to get appointments.
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Patricia Jane Davies
7 years ago
vital to keep the surgery. How can the elderly and those without a car get to lower green?
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Susan duffell
7 years ago
Save this surgery how are elderly to get to tettenhall practise
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Mark Hamblett
7 years ago
I don’t understand how patients are expected to attend Lower Street.
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EO
7 years ago
Wow, this paragraph is pleasant, my sister is analyzing these things, therefore
I am going to tell her. Amazing! This blog looks just like my old one!
It's on a completely different subject but it has pretty much the same layout and design. Superb choice of
colors! I visited many sites however the audio quality for
audio songs present at this web site is actually excellent.
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George Reiss
7 years ago
As climate change is the number one global health emergency - as the BMA and many other medical groups say it is - the NHS should be promoting accessible local services, and not closing them down.
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Anonymous
7 years ago
Problem today Doctor's are to much into the private business mentality rather than the caring one!
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Neil Hermsen
7 years ago
This plan overlooks the substantial number of elderly patients in Tettenhall wood who cannot easily travel to Lower Street
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Anonymous
7 years ago
It is impossible to see a doctor at Wood Road as it is - How an earth will Lower Street be able to cope!! The Doctors should be ashamed of themselves - it's their idea!
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Anonymous
7 years ago
we need to keep this surgery
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david beardsmore
7 years ago
we need to save this surgery.
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Anonymous
7 years ago
Old and sick people can't travel or take straight forward buses to lower st, they can't afford taxes to and from. Please rethink this surgery is essential for patients in the area
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Brenda Cartwright
7 years ago
I shall be 86 next birthday, there is little or no parking at Lower Green. To take a taxi will cost £12.00 return and only on state pension. On my last enforced visit to Lower Green the waiting room was overflowing.
Also so I have heard this idea is from the doctors not the NHS.
Cost cutting money saving but what about the pensioners who have to walk to see their doctor or the mums who don’t drive I could go on
It is a four mile walk for people like me who do not own a car. There is no bus service. how does this closure enhance patient care?
A four-mile return walk to Lower Green is far too far. There is no public transport.
Please think of the vulnerable and elderly in the area who would it very difficult to access Lower Green.
I agree with an earlier comment, this is another demonstration of profit over people and would suggest at least one of the GP’s is more interested in squeezing maximum income rather than maximise care!
Please keep this surgery open. My parents who are in their 80's can walk to their appointments there and will really struggle to go to Lower Green. this is making them quite anxious Thank you
this surgery provides an excellent service and it should continue in operation
We really need to keep this open as it will be more difficult to get to lower green with no transport. Lower green will be more difficult to get appointments.
vital to keep the surgery. How can the elderly and those without a car get to lower green?
Save this surgery how are elderly to get to tettenhall practise
I don’t understand how patients are expected to attend Lower Street.
Wow, this paragraph is pleasant, my sister is analyzing these things, therefore I am going to tell her. Amazing! This blog looks just like my old one! It's on a completely different subject but it has pretty much the same layout and design. Superb choice of colors! I visited many sites however the audio quality for audio songs present at this web site is actually excellent. http://nestle.com
As climate change is the number one global health emergency - as the BMA and many other medical groups say it is - the NHS should be promoting accessible local services, and not closing them down.
Problem today Doctor's are to much into the private business mentality rather than the caring one!
This plan overlooks the substantial number of elderly patients in Tettenhall wood who cannot easily travel to Lower Street
It is impossible to see a doctor at Wood Road as it is - How an earth will Lower Street be able to cope!! The Doctors should be ashamed of themselves - it's their idea!
we need to keep this surgery
we need to save this surgery.
Old and sick people can't travel or take straight forward buses to lower st, they can't afford taxes to and from. Please rethink this surgery is essential for patients in the area
I shall be 86 next birthday, there is little or no parking at Lower Green. To take a taxi will cost £12.00 return and only on state pension. On my last enforced visit to Lower Green the waiting room was overflowing. Also so I have heard this idea is from the doctors not the NHS.