Providers
Our providers have united to be able to offer the best possible care throughout their patient community. We strive for excellence throughout each service that is offered.
“To work within a culture of quality to constantly improve the care and service we give our patients.”
Formed in 2009, MMP were the first Birmingham practice to start working together at a large scale. Currently caring for 65,000 patients and employ over 225 staff across 11 locations. MMP are leading the way locally with a focus on quality patient care. MMP were one of the first at scale providers to be rated ‘outstanding’ by CQC.
MMP Vision:
- To constantly evaluate services by engaging with patients, staff and clinicans
- Redesign care delivery to ensure a high quality clinical service
- Continuing growth of MMP sites and services across the city
- Working collaboratively with other provider groups to innovate at system wide provision of care
- Looking at place based systems aiming to create a fully integrated health and social care system
- Aligning with local healthcare STP and CCG strategies as part of the NHS GP Five year forward view
MMP PARTNERS –
Dr Dave Sangha, Dr Sunando Ghosh, Dr Kay Crossman, Dr Karen Watson, Dr Aqil Chaudary, Dr Abha Ojha, Dr Balwinder Mavi, Dr Barry Miller, Dr Chukwudi Onwuocha, Dr Elizabeth Gonzalez, Dr Gattotkutch Varsani, Dr Giuseppe Macerola, Dr Govinder Jassel, Dr Joanne Smith, Dr Mark Grocutt, Dr Rita Bagchi
MMP SURGERIES – All Saints Medical Centre, Broadmeadow Health Centre, Dudley Park Medical Centre, Eaton Wood Medical Centre, Erdington Medical Centre, High Street Surgery, Jockey Road Medical Centre, Kingsmount Medical Centre, Stratford House Surgery, The Old Priory Surgery
SCGP PARTNERS –
Dr Isabelle Mantella, Dr Dan O’Halloran, Dr Andy Deekes, Dr Peter Ingham. Dr Shiwani Prasad, Dr Morag Dugas, Dr Steve Garbutt, Dr Waheed Ahmed, Dr Joanna Turner, Dr Fiona Ahmed, Dr Edward NG, Dr Anne Beaumont, Dr Vinit Kundra, Dr Rahul Dubb, Dr Mike Tringham, Dr Joanna Wright, Dr Chris Howland, Dr Jean-Claude Desveaux, Dr Roshani Pawar, Dr Roger Gent
SCGP SURGERIES –
Falcon Medical Centre, Four Oaks Medical Centre, Ley Hill Surgery, Sutton Park Surgery , Tudor Practice, Vesey Practice
“To provide high quality care services which improve the health and social care outcomes for the population of Solihull.”
Vision. GPS Healthcare aims to position itself as the primary care provider of choice in Solihull and its surrounding areas. It will use its combined resources, experience and knowledge to deliver the highest possible quality of patient care, through a happy and healthy workforce.
Mission. To provide high quality primary care services which improve the health and social care outcomes for the population of Solihull.
Values and Behaviours: We CARE Caring – We put the patient at the heart of all we do, treating patients, carers and the public with respect and dignity. We recognise that looking after our team allows them to focus on looking after our patients.
Agile – We understand that there are times when we need to adapt our ways of working to meet the needs of the individual or group we are supporting. We learn as we go and we share that learning. This is a coordinated approach, blending central control with local autonomy to ensure local services appropriate for local people.
Respectful – We are focused on having the right people in the right place, at the right time. Our people are our greatest strength; we look after them, so can look after others.
Efficient – We make careful use of the resources that are allocated to us, and we are focused on eliminating waste from the system. We aspire to be a lean organisation.
We aim to provide a welcoming and safe environment where we will be responsive to patients’ needs and expectations; reflecting on and, where possible, implementing the latest developments in primary healthcare.
Some of the objectives that we have set in order to meet these aims are as follows:
- To act with integrity and maintain confidentiality.
- To be courteous, approachable, friendly and accommodating.
- To ensure safe and effective services and environment.
- To maintain and develop our motivated and skilled workforce.
- To use monitoring and audit to improve our healthcare services.
- To maintain high quality care through encouraging continual improvement backed up with continuous learning and training.
- To maintain our status as a training practice, and to maintain a cadre of GP appraisers.
- To develop a culture of celebrating diversity and ensuring equality.
- To ensure effective and robust information governance systems.
- To treat all patients and staff with dignity, respect and honesty.
GPS Partners –
Dr Pardeep Bagga, Dr Michael Baker, Dr Christopher Bayliss , Dr Vivian Georgy , Dr Anna Griffin , Dr Lucy Hillman, Dr Lindsay Khan , Dr Joanne Kirby , Dr Kiruban Ruthireswaran , Dr Matthew Ladbrook, Dr Carolyn Naylor, Dr Geoffrey Naylor, Dr Niranjan Patel , Dr Carolyne Smith, Dr Louise Stacey , Dr Sheila Vanhouse, Dr Alex Webb, Dr John Wilkinson, Dr Sunaina Khanna
GPS HEALTHCARE SURGERIES – Knowle Surgery, Meadowside Family Health, Park Surgery, Tanworth Lane Surgery, Village Surgery, Yew Tree Medical Centre
“To provide the best possible health care for patients in a friendly and efficient environment”
Dr Peter Thebridge, Dr Hunaid Rashiq, Dr Asad Sabir, Dr Haroon Rashid, Dr Sunita Raghunathan, Dr Madelaine Trent, Dr Ahsan Ahmed, Dr Zinab Nazif, Dr Monisha Kurian, Dr Ebbie John, Dr Shaukat Bhatti , Dr Aftab Ahmad, Dr Sajjad Ahmad, Dr Imteyaz Ahmad, Dr Rashmi Sinham, Dr Sanjay Kumar Dr Beno Machado, Dr Imtiaz Khan, Dr Farzana Akhtar
E5 SURGERIES –
Omnia Practice, Yardley Green Medical Centre, Druid Group, Bucklands End Lane Surgery, Church Lane Surgery
“To champion investment and delivery of high quality, innovative local healthcare services at scale for patients across the SmartCare organisation.”
Birmingham SmartCare is a GP Federation in Birmingham. Formed in 2016 Birmingham SmartCare is a company which is owned and run by local primary care clinicians working together to improve health and well- being.
We have an elected Executive Board of Directors which is made up of GP’S and supported by our Chief Operating Officer.
We believe that our organisation brings together the strong values of local general practices with the advantages of working at scale and the ability to collaborate on services which cannot practically be provided in smaller settings. Additionally, this is positive for skill sharing, interpersonal learning and the dissemination of best practice. This will ensure the delivery of excellence in general practice.
Birmingham SmartCare prides itself on remaining local to the citizens and patients within its geographical boundaries, and continuously strives to put services and systems in place to improve the health and wellbeing of its population.
Our vision is to make a positive difference to the quality of primary care to our local communities, and to influence the development and redesign of local services through being a collective voice for primary care in the local health and social care system.
We aspire to be a leading GP Provider Federation, run by clinicans for the benefit of our local SmartCare population. We will achieve this by working with patients and partners to ensure that General Practice remains resilient, sustainable and independent to deliver high quality services for all of our patients.
SmartCare Partners –
Dr Shahid Gill, Dr Abdul Al-Qazi, Dr Asfia Aftab, Dr Syed Aftab, Dr Jessica Agarwal, Dr Paramjeet Dhillon, Dr Neeraj Aneja, Dr Harish Anand, Dr Raj Mohindroo, Dr Alia Butt, Dr Andreas Melchior, Dr Elizabeth Phillips, Dr Graham Fleming, Dr Ahmed Elsheikh, Dr Abid Bhatti, Dr Mona Atalla, Dr Ashraf Michael
SmartCare Practices –
Oakwood Surgery, Moor Green Lane Medical Centre & Vicarage Road Surgery, Greet Medical Practice, Druids Heath Surgery, Hillmeads Health Centre, Maypole Health Centre (A), Heartlands Surgery, Acocks Green Medical Centre, Weatheroak Medical Practice, Springfield Surgery, Strensham Road Surgery, The Balaji Surgery, Cranes Park Surgery, Maypole Health Centre (Y)
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