Face masks
It is compulsory for staff and patients to wear a mask/face covering in the surgery. If you are unable to wear a mask, please let the receptionist know when you are entering the surgery.
If you would like to Opt out of sharing your medical records please go to tab new patients and you will see a tab call opt out, all the information there.

Free NHS wife
We now offer Free NHS Wifi. Search for NHS Wifi in wifi networks on your device, register and next time it will connect you automatically
Important Information
Sutton Medical Centre appointments are be available for ONLINE BOOKING. Prescription requests may take up to 72 hours to be processed but requests made via your online account will be processed within 48 hours*
Did you know you can book, change and cancel your appointments, request repeat prescriptions online, view test results and other parts of your medical records?
For more information, speak to reception or call us on the number listed above.
If you would like to register for patient access, please complete,
Once complete, return to reception, who will process your application.
You will need to collect a pass codes from reception once its ready and will need photographic ID.
Once you have your pass codes letter click to log on to your account: there is even an App for iPhone or android mobiles!
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Injured or unwell? Don’t just go to A&E
Your local Accident and Emergency (A&E) department is under severe pressure because of the numbers of patients attending the department, often with common health problems that can be better treated elsewhere. To help raise awareness, the “A&E won’t kiss it better”’ campaign is being rolled out across Sutton this winter.
The campaign will remind local people that A&E is not for common health problems, often associated with the colder weather, like coughs and colds but for serious and life-threatening emergencies like loss of consciousness
Dr Jonathan Cockbain, local GP and Urgent Care Clinical Lead for NHS Sutton CCG is reminding local people that A&E is for serious emergencies only. “Hospitals are very busy places all year round, but particularly in the winter months. Every day doctors and nurses who specialise in life-threatening illness spend their time dealing with people who have coughs, back ache, diarrhoea and other minor illnesses.
(Site updated 26/01/2023)