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Surgery Closure for NHS Dorset CCG Protected Learning Session

Our next Protected Learning Session is on Thursday 9th May at 3.30pm. Creekmoor Surgery will close at 12.30pm and re-open the next day, Friday 10th May at 8.30am. Evergreen Oak Surgery will close at 3.30pm and re-open the next day, Friday 10th May at 8.30am.

Improved Access

We are working to improve access to appointments for our patients, in particular at evenings and weekends. If you would like to be offered one of these appointments, please ask. These appointments may be at a different site; for example, Poole General Hospital.

Latest CQC* Report for Evergreen Oak Surgery - CQC Report - October 2016

*Care Quality Commission (CQC) is responsible for the registration and inspection of social care services in England.

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