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Hi everyone, We always want to make sure we cater to the full breadth of our population, and know that not everyone works 9 to 5. Therefore (as some of … [continue] Enhanced Access Appointments.

Hi all, We’re receiving our first batch of flu vaccine in September, and are now booking adult appointments (information on Children’s vaccinations to follow shortly). See the poster for more … [continue] Flu Campaign 2022/2023

ONLINE APPOINTMENTS POSTER

I’m thrilled to announce that Windermere & Bowness Medical Practice are advertising to appoint a full time Apprentice Receptionist, to join our front of house team.   As part of … [continue] Apprentice Receptionist

Just a quick update for our patients regarding mask-wearing. You are NO LONGER required to wear a face-mask at our surgery, UNLESS you have respiratory symptoms, in which case we … [continue] Mask Wearing Update

Windermere and Bowness Medical Practice is very pleased to introduce you to two new members of our clinical team.  Janette Laws has joined us as a Practice Nurse on Tuesdays … [continue] New Members of Our Nursing Team!

Windermere and Bowness Medical Practice is very happy to introduce you to Dr Oge Igwe, who’s recently joined us and will be with us every Tuesday and Friday going forward. … [continue] New Permanent GP!

Your COVID recovery As you find yourself recovering from COVID-19 you may still be coming to terms with the impact the virus has had on both your body and mind. … [continue] Recovering from COVID

Cervical screening is one of the best ways to protect yourself from cervical cancer.  It’s not a test for cancer, it’s a test to help prevent it – so it’s … [continue] Cervical Screening (Smear Test)

Do you have ideas on how to improve your experience at the practice? Could you support communication between us and our patients? Do you have an interest in promoting health … [continue] Windermere and Bowness Medical Practice wants YOU to join our Patient Participation Group (PPG)

As many people may know, the term “Learning Disability (LD)” is used to describe a person who has developmental delay or intellectual disabilities, which are usually evident from birth or … [continue] Supporting People with Learning Disabilities – Hospital Passports.

Hi, I’d like to introduce myself to all of our patients.  My name’s Nick Jackson, and I’ve joined the team here at Windermere as Practice Manager. I’ll be here at … [continue] A Message From Your New Practice Manager!