Kingston GP Chambers has 20 member practices. 

 

Primary care networks (PCNs) are groups of GP practices working closely together with other primary and community care staff and health and care organisations to provide integrated services to their local populations. These networks have been established to help deliver the NHS Long-Term Plan. Primary care networks were launched across the country on 1 July 2019.

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There are five PCNs in Kingston. Each network has appointed a clinical director, and, during 2019/20, will have access to funding for clinical pharmacists and social prescribing link workers, followed by funding for other roles from 2020 onwards.

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As a patient, you will remain registered at your local practice, be able to see a GP as before, use the same telephone number and access the same health and care services.

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Detailed below are the population sizes and clinical directors for each network.

 

Canbury Churchill Orchard Berrylands PCN:      Clinical Director: Dr James Benton      Population: 41,938

Canbury Medical Centre, Churchill Medical Centre, The Orchard Practice and Berrylands Surgery

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Chessington & Surbiton Network:      Clinical Director: Dr Katie de Wit      Population: 33,255

Red Lion Road Surgery, Hook Surgery, Chessington Park Surgery, Sunray Surgery and Claremont Medical Centre

 

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New Malden and Worcester Park Primary Care Network:     Clinical Director: Dr Nick Merrifield     Population: 60,510

Roselawn, Manor Drive, Holmwood Corner, West Barnes, The Village Surgery and Groves Medical Centre

 

Surbiton Health Centre Network:      Clinical Director: Dr Katie de Wit     Population: 31,605 

Brunswick Surgery, Central Surgery and Langley Medical Practice

 

Kingston PCN:      Clinical Director: Dr Richard Van Mellaerts and Dr Richard Hughes     Population: 44,148

Fairhill Medical Practice, Kingston Health Centre and St Alban’s Medical Centre