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At Spring Gardens Medical Practice, rooted in the heart of Worcester, we’re committed to delivering safe, compassionate, and patient-centred care shaped by the needs and values of our diverse community.
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Latest News
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Microsoft Outage - 13/11/2026
We are currently experiencing disruption due to a global Microsoft outage, which is impacting our systems and services.
At present, we are unable to access our emails, and other programmes we rely on are also experiencing issues, which is affecting our ability to provide our usual level of service.
📞 If you need to contact us, please call us or pop in and see us in person.
We sincerely apologise for any inconvenience this may cause and kindly ask for your patience and understanding while these issues are being resolved.
Thank you for bearing with us!
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CQC Inspection - March 2026
We have recently been inspected by CQC and pleased to receive 'Good' rating in all areas. The report is an interesting read and will be published in the coming weeks.
Thankyou to our PPG for their support and the reviews patients sent to CQC ahead of the visit.
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Wellbeing Walk for Autistic Adults
A great opportunity to meet other autistic adults, talk to staff from Autism West Midlands and enjoy nature in a calm and relaxing setting!
There is no expectation to talk or socialise.
Hosted at Worcester Woods Country Park, Worcester WR5 2LG on the first wednesday of every month. 11am until 1pm
Booking is essential, please visit https://tinyurl.com/AWMWellbeingWalk
NHS Symptom Checker
Sometimes it’s better to seek medical help, especially if your problems are persistent or are getting worse - but it’s always good to know what to do and where to go to try and manage your health without contacting your GP practice.
Click the button below to use NHS Health A-Z tool to find your condition and learn the best ways to manage it.
You and Your General Practice
The GP Patient Charter is intended to make clear to patients what they can expect from their practice. Information provided in the patient charter covers advice on when and how patients can contact their practice, what to do if the practice is closed and what to do in the event of an emergency.
It also sets out what patients should expect when they contact their practice to request an appointment - making clear that practices are expected to inform patients within one working day 'what will happen next', either offering an appointment, a phone call, text message response or advice to visit a pharmacy or other service.