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Moatfield Surgery and Judges Close are merging...

Public Meeting

Moatfield and Judges Close Surgeries are holding a public meeting to discuss their forthcoming merger and plans for the Moatfield site.

May 9th 2018 at 6 30-8 pm

Imberhorne Lower School site, Windmill Lane

Further information will be added to the website (PRACTICE MERGER icon on right hand side) as and when it becomes available.

WE ARE CURRENTLY NOT ACCEPTING NEW PATIENTS

East Grinstead is undergoing a significant rise in the number of people living in the area and we are finding it difficult to sustain a workload that is safe and manageable. It is with regret that as a result we are no longer able to register new patients and have notified NHS England of this decision.

In the meantime, if you need to register with a GP surgery in East Grinstead, please contact Horsham and Mid Sussex CCG on 01293600300 ext 3228 or ext 3597, so that they can arrange for you to be allocated to a local GP surgery.

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