East Quay Medical Centre

10/08/2026

10/08/2026

If you struggle with overwhelming mental distress, Crisis Safe Space can offer calm, non-clinical support. Run by open mental health partners Mind in Somerset and Second Step, the service provides face-to-face and remote evening sessions (6 pm–11 pm).

You can book appointments directly online, or request a callback if dates are full. For immediate telephone support, you can call Mindline on 01823 276 892. Please note that CSS is not suitable for immediate life-threatening crises.
Read the step-by-step guide on booking Crisis Safe Space appointments.

Crisis Safe Space (CSS) offers one-to-one, compassionate support across Somerset, providing a welcoming alternative to A&E or emergency GP visits.

09/08/2026

09/08/2026

09/08/2026

Download the FREE HANDi Paediatric App which will give you instant advice when your child is ill.

08/08/2026

📣A quick reminder that RNID will be with us for their first session on Monday 10th August 10-12📣

Services offered:-

☑️NHS hearing aid cleaning & replacement tubing.
☑️Free replacement batteries
☑️Free hearing check
☑️Connecting hearing aids to mobile phone apps
☑️Information on assistive devices & technology

Please be advised this is a drop-in session so there may be a slight wait to be seen. Further sessions will continue on the Second Monday of each month.

08/08/2026

Have you spotted the breast screening bus advert travelling around Bridgwater? 🚌

The aim is to help raise awareness while the NHS mobile breast screening unit is in town. If you've received a breast screening invitation, please attend your appointment. Breast screening can detect cancer early, often before symptoms appear, when treatment is most effective.

06/08/2026

🎓 Going to uni or further education this year? Eligible students can get 2 free MenB vaccine doses at participating pharmacies this summer.

06/08/2026

NHS England have been writing to patients if they think patients are no longer living at that address.

When they do this, you MUST reply and follow the instructions in their letter carefully. If you do not reply or do not follow the instructions, they will deduct you from our list.

We have had a few patients who have responded to that letter to confirm their address but NHS England have still sent a request to us to deduct the patient. If we get these and we think you are still at the address, we will check this with you again. If you confirm, we will then reject that deduction. We are sorry if this is duplication - but we are trying to help.

Please do not get angry with us - it is as frustrating for us as it is for you as it creates unnecessary work and stress for you and us.

Members of the public Patient Allocations My details and the NHS HC5 (O) Refunds OverviewWe have recently written to some patients to confirm if the home address the NHS holds for them is up to date. GPs need to have up to date addresses for their patients to ensure you receive important information...