Telford Residents Face Challenges Accessing GP Services
Residents at Lawley Bank Court in Telford face significant difficulties accessing GP services, reflecting broader issues within the NHS. Despite a nearby GP surgery, residents struggle to get appointments. The local hospital also has some of the longest A&E waiting times in England, leading to further frustration.
Residents at Lawley Bank Court in Telford face significant difficulties accessing GP services, reflecting broader issues within the NHS.
Brenda Stretton and Gwendolyn Higgs are among those who struggle to obtain appointments, despite a nearby GP surgery.
The problem is exacerbated by Teldoc, a GP federation, which cites a population increase without corresponding funding increases.
The local hospital, the Princess Royal, also has some of the longest A&E waiting times in England, leading to further frustration for residents.
John Jones, medical director at Shrewsbury and Telford NHS Trust, acknowledges these issues and is hopeful that planned reconfigurations will improve care in the future.
Brenda Stretton and Gwendolyn Higgs are among those who struggle to obtain appointments, despite a nearby GP surgery.
The problem is exacerbated by Teldoc, a GP federation, which cites a population increase without corresponding funding increases.
The local hospital, the Princess Royal, also has some of the longest A&E waiting times in England, leading to further frustration for residents.
John Jones, medical director at Shrewsbury and Telford NHS Trust, acknowledges these issues and is hopeful that planned reconfigurations will improve care in the future.
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