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Essex GP Surgery Reopens After Doctor's Suspension
8 Jul
Summary
- The Hollies surgery reopens as Rectory Road Surgery on August 3.
- It closed unexpectedly on October 31 due to doctor's suspension.
- 12,800 patients have been cared for at alternative sites since closure.
The Hollies GP surgery in Hadleigh, Essex, is set to resume services on August 3, under the new name Rectory Road Surgery. This reopening comes after the practice's unexpected closure on October 31, 2025, which was attributed to the suspension of the resident doctor by the Care Quality Commission (CQC).
Patients, numbering 12,800, have been receiving care at alternative sites since the closure. They will not need to re-register with the practice upon its reopening. The decision to suspend the resident GP, Dr Olusegun Olatokunbo Omosini, was made on October 30, 2025, following concerns about safe medicine management and governance systems, with a warning issued by the CQC in July 2025.
This resolution follows months of legal negotiations between the GP practice team and the building's landlord. Local officials have expressed relief that the uncertainty for patients has concluded, hoping the new practice will provide stable support for the community.
