Our mission is to provide compassionate, patient centred, and accessible healthcare to our community.
We are committed to delivering high-quality medical services that promote wellbeing, prevent illnesses, and support patients in managing their health.
Through teamwork, respect, and continuous improvement, we strive to create a safe and welcoming environment where every individual feels heard, valued, and cared for.

Notice for patients as at 11.12.2025 – Staff Sickness and Face Masks


Due to high level of staff sickness, especially amongst our clinical staff, has resulted in numerous clinic cancellations as at 11.12.2025. 

In order to reduce this, and therefore avoid more cancellations, we are asking patients to consider wearing a mask if they are attending the surgery with a cough, cold or other respiratory symptoms. 

This will not only protect our staff but also the other patients in our waiting room and reduce the spread of infection. 

Masks are available on the Front Desk.

Christmas/New Years - Surgery Closing Hours

 

Over the Christmas period Stokewood and Old Anchor Surgery (and eConsult) will be closed on the following days…

. Thursday 25th December 2025 (Christmas Day)

. Friday 26th December 2025 (Boxing Day)

. Thursday 1st January 2026 (New Years Day)

Extended Hours clinic will run as usual during the Christmas period, with exception of Wednesday 24th December 2025 (Christmas Eve).

Updated Prices for Non-NHS Work as @ 22.01.2025

We have updated our prices for Non-NHS Forms completed by our GP’s.

Please see our Medical Reports, Forms & Other Services page for more information.

Update for NHS: Hampshire and Isle of Wight Weight Loss Support

Please see below link to NHS: Hampshire and Isle of Wight website regarding Weight Loss Support Update

NHS weight loss support :: NHS Hampshire and Isle of Wight

Cheque Payments as @ October-2023

As @ 1st October 2023

We will no longer be accepting payments for Non-NHS Services by Cheque.
You can still pay by either Cash or Card at Stokewood Surgery Front Desk, or pay with BACS Transfer.

Our Face Mask Policy

From now on, it is no longer mandatory to wear a face mask at Stokewood and Old Anchor Surgery. Wearing a mask will be personal preference, however we do advise that symptomatic patients (especially if you are coughing or sneezing) to please wear a mask if possible to avoid spread of infection.

Vulnerable patients may request to wait in their car or ask to sit in a quieter area if they feel more comfortable to do so.

Page last reviewed: 15 December 2025
Page created: 10 October 2022