One small change can make a big difference this Self Care Week
This year’s theme is Live Self Care for Life, and the local NHS and partners are encouraging people to make one change to help them develop a good habit for life.
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Attending Great Bridge Health Centre During COVID-19
During the Coronavirus outbreak some changes to normal appointment procedures have been made.
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Welcome to Great Bridge Health Centre. We provide GP and nurse appointments but also offer a range of healthcare services.
- Great Bridge Health Centre,
Unit 18 Great Bridge Street, West Bromwich,
B70 0BF
Statutory Information
- One small change can make a big difference this Self Care Week 17th November 2020
- Attending Great Bridge Health Centre During COVID-19 23rd July 2020
- Coronavirus: Public Information [Updated: 13/03/2020] 21st February 2020
- New era for GP surgery as it joins West Midlands healthcare trust 1st May 2019
- Healthcare Trust partners with Pride of Birmingham winner 10th April 2019
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