Why was The Hollies Surgery in Hadleigh closed?

The Hollies Surgery was closed because the GP's registration was suspended by the CQC due to safety concerns.

What is happening with patient care after The Hollies Surgery closure?

A temporary NHS team is managing patient care through remote services and appointments at other locations.

When will Dr. Omosini's suspension end?

Dr. Omosini's registration suspension is for six months, with efforts underway to reopen the surgery as quickly as possible.

Home / Health / GP Surgery Shut: Patients Face Care Chaos

GP Surgery Shut: Patients Face Care Chaos

28 Nov

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Summary

The Hollies Surgery in Hadleigh, Essex, closed October 31st.
Dr. Omosini's registration suspended due to safety concerns.
Temporary NHS team managing patient care remotely and off-site.

GP Surgery Shut: Patients Face Care Chaos

The Hollies Surgery in Hadleigh, Essex, has ceased operations since October 31st, following the immediate suspension of Dr. Olusegun Omosini's registration by the Care Quality Commission (CQC). This action was taken due to serious concerns regarding the safe management of medicines and inadequate governance systems, leading to a six-month suspension for the doctor. The closure has impacted around 12,000 patients, with many reporting difficulties in obtaining information and accessing necessary medical services.

Local NHS commissioners have implemented a temporary team to manage patient care. This team is currently handling phone inquiries, conducting home visits, offering online consultations, and arranging face-to-face appointments at alternative venues. While officials praise the swift action to ensure patient safety, some residents, including a cancer patient's son and a parent needing an inhaler, have voiced significant frustration and inconvenience due to the sudden disruption and communication issues.