Keynell Covert Surgery is an established family GP practice serving the Kings Norton and Druids Heath community. We are pleased to offer the highest standard of patient-centred healthcare. We would like to know how we can improve our service to you and how you perceive our surgery and staff. Information on policies and procedures that affect you, including confidentiality, comments and complaints.
A quick introduction to the members of our team, including the GPs, Practice Nurse, Practice Manager and Healthcare Assistant. Through our multi-disciplinary partnerships with other NHS care providers, our patients enjoy access to other clinics and medical services for their family. We also offer additional services, falling outside of NHS cover including private medical insurance reports, holiday cancellation forms, and other letters.
A quick introduction to the members of our team, including the GPs, Practice Nurse, Practice Manager and Healthcare Assistant. Through our multi-disciplinary partnerships with other NHS care providers, our patients enjoy access to other clinics and medical services for their family. We also offer additional services, falling outside of NHS cover including private medical insurance reports, holiday cancellation forms, and other letters.
Services
To register, please ask at reception for a form, or telephone us so we can post one out to you. We'll then ask you to present the completed forms at the surgery. If you have a Medical Card, please bring this with you. We will ask you attend a new patient health check so that we can complete your registration.
To provide further medical treatment for you e.g. from district nurses and hospital services. When we have a duty to others e.g. in child protection cases anonymised patient information will also be used at local and national level to help the Health Board and Government plan services e.g. for diabetic care.
Carer's assessments - See if you can get support from your council, such as extra money or a break from caring. Help for young carers - If you are aged 13-19 and you care for someone else there are people who can support you. Being a young carer: your rights - If you are 18 or under and you care for someone you are entitled to help and support.
While every attempt has been made to check the veracity of the information linked to, we do not monitor the content of third-party websites and do not accept any responsibility for any third-party website. Information about the most commonly requested cancer topics translated into other languages. Information for the public in about 50 languages, from the US National Library of Medicine.
The NHS in England is using an electronic record called the Summary Care Record to support patient care. All the settings where you receive healthcare keep their own medical records about you. These places can often only share information from your records by letter, fax or phone. At times, this can delay information sharing and this can affect decision making and slow down treatment.
Reviews (2)
Sam Ryan
Jan 16, 2020
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Paul Schofield
Sep 15, 2017
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Struggled in on crutches, was told a week to see a doctor.
Update.
If you bothered to read the bit about I was on crutches. It is the NATIONAL health service not just for registered patients. Your receptionist was rude and basically said tough go somewhere else (this was when you opened with one person waiting)
I would have been fine waiting but to be told a week is a disgrace.
Try reading your own rules and procedures.
Update.
If you bothered to read the bit about I was on crutches. It is the NATIONAL health service not just for registered patients. Your receptionist was rude and basically said tough go somewhere else (this was when you opened with one person waiting)
I would have been fine waiting but to be told a week is a disgrace.
Try reading your own rules and procedures.
