Please see our welcome letter and patient information leaflet below. They will give you details on how to register with us and important information about our surgery.

Simply download, print out and complete the following forms at home and bring them along to the surgery:
New patient registration form
New patient questionnaire

Once this has been signed and received, your details will be added onto our system so you can submit an online request via our website for an appointment or enquiry.

All requests for GP appointments are reviewed by our team of doctors first. Sometimes your query can be resolved via a text directly from the doctor. Where this is not possible and an appointment is necessary, the doctor will contact you to confirm when to either expect a telephone call or to confirm a Face-to-Face appointment at the surgery.

Click on the Consult your doctor button above to access this.

If you are not available or cannot attend an appointment for any reason, please use your online service facility to cancel or contact our Reception team as soon as possible, so that we can offer the appointment to someone else.

Operating our appointments in this way allows us to deal with an increased number of contacts each day, as not every patient needs to attend the surgery. It means that those patients who do need a face-to-face appointment with our doctors and nurses can get them in a timely fashion.

Of course, not everyone can use the internet. A friend or relative can put in a request on their behalf, or people can phone our trained Reception Team who will submit a request for them.

As a practice we would like you to consider whether contacting the surgery as a first line of contact is the most suitable option.

Please spend a moment considering other services which may be better able to assist with your current issue:

• Self-care
• Your local pharmacist can advise on many minor ailments and medication queries
• The NHS website has excellent information and guidance – https://www.nhs.uk/
• NHS111 should be used for all evening, overnight and weekend enquiries as the surgery is closed

Park Green Surgery uses an online service called Patient Access. This website and mobile app lets you:

• View, book and cancel select appointments at our practice
• Order your repeat prescriptions
• Access your medical records

To register for our online service, just pop in to the practice with photo ID such as a passport or driving licence, and a utility bill in your name dated within the last 3 months.

Further access can be granted on request for other services e.g. Blood Results

For illnesses lasting 7 days or less, you don’t need a sick note but you may need to complete a self-certification form. You can pick one up at our surgery reception or on this website – www.gov.uk/government

For absences of over 7 days, you’ll need medical evidence for your employer. For this, you’ll need a doctor’s Fit Note. Your doctor can also give you a “Fitness For Work” note which helps you get back to work more quickly.

Housebound patients can receive a home visit from the visiting doctor by using the Consult your doctor online button above, or contacting our trained Reception Team who will submit a request on the patients behalf. We ask that you do this as early possible on the day required. You’ll need to give some details about your problem to our receptionist so your doctor can call you to carry out an assessment to determine whether an at-home appointment is appropriate.

Children and babies should be brought into our surgery for appointments. We always make sure that children are seen as quickly as possible.

Your GP may refer you to the community nursing team for home visits, and anyone who has recently had a baby or who is a newly registered patient with a child under 5 will receive a home visit from our health visitor.

We DO NOT take prescription requests over the telephone.

To order your repeat prescription you can order online using your Patient Access or NHS app or request via Consult our Doctors Online on the website. You can use your prescription tear-off slip and put it in the requests box on the ground floor of our surgery or put your request in writing at the reception desk.

Macclesfield pharmacies also offer a collection and delivery service so you can also give your prescription request to your usual pharmacy.

Make sure to leave a minimum of 2 working days to ensure your request is processed in time, and only tick the medications that you need.

Anyone on a repeat prescription will need a regular medication review. When you receive a notification on your tear-off slip, make an appointment immediately to avoid delays in your medication.

To request a current acute medication which is not on repeat please request via Consult our Doctors Online on the website and it will be sent to a GP for review.

When you’ve had a test, you’ll be told how long it’ll take to get the result. The surgery will contact you if your results need discussing.

To view your results online, please request for Enhanced Online Access.

Our receptionists can only relay messages from your doctor, they cannot comment on your results. 

Our data protection and confidentiality policy means we can only give results to the patient themselves without prior permission.

If you need medical advice urgently and you feel it cannot wait until our surgery re-opens, call the out-of-hours service on 111.

You can talk to a medical professional to explain your problem and may be given advice or asked to come for an urgent appointment at the out of hours centre.

The service is open:

Monday – Thursday, 6.30pm – 8am
Friday – Monday, 6pm – 8am

Home visits are only made in exceptional circumstances.

In a genuine emergency call 999. Chest pain and/or shortness of breath are considered to be emergencies.

• Share feedback about our surgery
• Take our Friends & Family Test
• Join our Patient Participation Group
• To make a complaint please call the surgery and ask to speak to the Practice, or Assistant, Manager.

The following services are offered via our practice:

• Dietary advice
• Asthma management clinic
• Cervical cytology (smear tests)
• Childhood immunisation clinic
• Child development clinic
• Counsellors
• Diabetes clinic
• Drug misuse service
• Family planning/contraception
• Flu clinics
• Maternity care
• Mental health
• Minor surgery/wart clinic
• Older people
• Smoking cessation clinic
• Travel clinic*

*Planning to jet off somewhere exotic and need travel vaccinations? Please make an appointment with the practice nurse at least six weeks ahead of your travel date. To help us offer the right advice and vaccinations, please fill out the online form before coming to see the nurse.

We are upgrading to the next phase of the Electronic Prescription Service (EPS) which will mean that almost all our prescriptions will be processed electronically from the 7th September 2020.

Electronic prescriptions help save the NHS money.

You will receive your prescriptions in the same way as you do now.

Read more about EPS on the NHS website.

In order to reduce unnecessary attendance at healthcare facilities, one of the routine procedures we are suspending during the coronavirus outbreak is routine 3-monthly B12 injections.

All patients on routine 3-monthly B12 injections can safely postpone their next injection until after the COVID-19 social isolation measures have been relaxed, even if this takes six months or more.

This is because patients who have been having regular injections for more than 12 months will have extremely high levels of B12 in their body and have no urgent need to attend NHS centres during this unusual time.

Patients may wish to buy an oral B12 supplement, which are widely available in health shops and online. A suggested oral dose of between 10 (ten) and 50 (fifty) micrograms daily can be taken.

Dr David Morris
On behalf of Park Green Surgery

We charge for some tasks outside of normal NHS medical services.

All GP practices are required to declare the mean earnings (e.g. average pay) for GPs working to deliver NHS services to patients at each practice.

The average pay for GPs working in Park Green Surgery in the 2022/23 financial year was £76,740 before tax and National Insurance.

This is for 5 full time GPs, 6 part time GPs and 1 locum GP who worked in the practice for more than 6 months.’

Dr David Morris
MBChB (1990 Bristol) MRCGP DiplMC DFFP
GP Trainer, Medical Education Lead
Special Interests: Sports Medicine, Emergency Care, Dementia, Palliative Care
Usual Working Days: Monday, Tuesday, Wednesday & Thursday

Dr Graham Duce
MBChB (1994 Manchester) MRCGP DCH
Special Interests: Dermatology, Minor Surgery, Medicines Management
Usual Working Days: Monday, Tuesday & Friday

Dr Campbell Whaley
MBChB (1998 St Andrews and Manchester) BSc DRCOG DFFP MRCGP
Special Interests: Diabetes, Men’s Health
Usual Working Days: Monday, Wednesday, Thursday & Friday

Dr Joanne Leigh
MBChB (1995 Sheffield) DRCOG DFFP MRCGP
GP Trainer
Special Interests: Palliative Care, Contraception, Diabetes
Usual Working Days: Monday, Thursday, Friday & alternative Tuesday’s

Dr Mark Panting
MBChB (2007 Birmingham) MRCGP
Special Interests: Young Person’s Health, Palliative Care, General Medicine
Usual Working Days: Wednesday, Thursday & Friday

Dr Anna Windsor
MBChB MSC MRCGP DFSRH Dip Pal Med
Special Interests: Palliative Care, Women’s Health
Usual Working Days: Monday, Tuesday, Thursday & Friday

Dr Jennifer Marion
MBChB MRCGP
Special Interests: Diabetes
Usual Working Days: Tuesday, Thursday & Friday

Dr Gareth Davies
MBChB (2007 Liverpool) DRCOG MRCGP
Special Interests: Joint Injections, General Medicine
Usual Working Days: Friday

Dr Elizabeth Hine
MBChB  DRGOG MRCGP
Special Interests: General Medicine
Usual Working Days: Monday, Tuesday, Thursday & Friday

Dr Joanne Jackson
MBBS MRCGP
Special Interests: General Medicine
Usual Working Days: Monday, Tuesday & Wednesday

ACP Joanne Byrne
Specialisms: Asthma, Hypertension, Cardiovascular Disease, Risk Assessment, Travel/ Childhood Immunisations, Learning Disabilities

Practice Nurse Lisa Price
Specialisms: Pre-diabetic Care, Childhood/ Travel Immunisations, Hypertension, Contraception & Sexual Health, Coeliac Disease, Cardiovascular Disease risk assessment, Doppler Studies

Practice Nurse Georgia Wells
Specialisms: Pre-diabetic Care, Childhood/ Travel Immunisations, Coeliac Disease, Learning Disability Health Checks

Practice Nurse Kelly Buckley
Specialisms: Asthma, Childhood/ Travel Immunisations

Liz King

• Assists minor surgery clinics
• Performs Spirometry and ECG,
• Removal of sutures and clips,
• Diabetic Clinics,
• Medical and NHS Health Checks
• Flu, pneumonia and B12 vaccinations

Helen Hurst
Practice Manager