We have been a practice for nearly a hundred years. The surgery was founded by the Chesser family. We have always had PERSONALISED LISTS, and our patients are aware of their registered/usual doctor. If you are unsure, please ask at reception.
We have around 7000 patients whom we feel we treat very well, especially in these recent recession years, which have also affected the NHS.

Opening Times

See the appointments page for full details of our opening times.

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FLU JABS

Flu jabs will be available to have in surgery from the week beginning 19.09.16. If you would like a flu jab, call now on 02086442727 to book in with our nurse.

We are also running drop in clinics on Saturday 8th and 15th October 9am - 11am

To read more about flu, and whether you should consider a flu jab click here.

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Be clear on Breast cancer, click here for the symptoms and signs of breast cancer.

To know how to correctly check your breasts, click the icon here for a helpful guide.

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Important Information

Patient Online Access

Did you know you can book, change and cancel your appointments and
request repeat prescriptions online?
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 this form.
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 here 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.
Click here for more information

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Sutton Integrated Digital Care Record (IDCR)

Sutton CCG and the London Borough of Sutton are working together to link your health and social care information to provide you with the best possible care.
Viewing your care information in one place means your health and social care professionals can work more efficiently to provide you with the right care. Click the following link for more information 

London Borough of Sutton IDCR

Summary Care Record

computerisation of medical records access to your records by the hospitals

Your Anonymous data 

FAQs opt out   

Your data in danger?

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See your Pharmacist for Minor Ailments

A recent government initiative has provided funding for pharmacists to help you with common conditions, on a walk-in basis, and prescribe you appropriate remedies for the following conditions:

• Diarrhoea/Tummy Upset
• Indigestion/Heartburn
• Constipation
• Haemorrhoids
• Earache
• Temperature
• Sore Throat
• Headache
• Conjunctivitis
• Mouth Ulcers
• Nappy Rash
• Hay fever
• Threadworm

If you are entitled to free prescriptions, then you will not need to pay at the Pharmacy if they give you a prescription.  See the 'prescriptions' tab to the Right for participating pharmacies. Click here for more information.

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News and Quick Links

Chronic Obstructive Pulmonary Disease (COPD) - Click the following links for information videos relating to COPD:

Smokers Cough    Health Harm - COPD

Keep Warm Keep Well  Meningitis ACWY Vaccine for teenagers   

receptionists    resuscitation    Give Blood! A&E  A&E   Cuts! 

The Wilson Walk-in Health Centre. This has been running for a while now and as NHS patients you are entitled to use it as a Walk-in centre for your convenience. Some patients have told us that they have been strongly encouraged to register there so that they can get treatment. This is simply not true: you are entitled to use it as a drop-in centre.  It is run by a Private Company  who employ the doctors there, in a different way than the Health Authority governs local longstanding GPs. This is not so obvious from the website and it is only fair to point it out. They are marketing gym membership to join: all local GPs can refer those in need to the local sports centres for significantly reduced membership. We would certainly recommend it as a convenient 8am-8pm 7day Walk-in Centre, which is what it is.

This website is intended to give good quality information and point our patients in the correct direction, so they can help themselves and be more informed. It is a sad fact that the American public know much more about medicine and their drugs than the British. We hope to change that! We are averaging 10,000 monthly website visits, which is nearly twice as many patients as we have on our books!
Please explore the site. You will also find out things about how we run the practice that will help you, and leave you more prepared for when you come to see the doctor or other health professional. Feedback is important to us.
The views expressed here are solely those of Dr Ditri and are not meant to cause any offence to any individual, though they are not intended to be politically correct, but to be honest and direct. The pages are being written as we speak, so do pop back and take another look later. We will try to keep this as up to date as we can, especially the rolling notice board on the left.