Ulverston Medical Practice

22/07/2026

Unfortunately, this issue is still persisting today, and the lifts remain out of service.

If you have an appointment today and are unable to use the stairs to access the practice, please contact us on 01229 484141. We will arrange an alternative appointment or ensure you are seen by a clinician in a ground-floor room.

Thank you for your understanding and patience.

21/07/2026

Due to a power outage last night, the lifts at Ulverston Health Centre are currently out of service. This has been reported to NHS Property Services, and an engineer is expected on site shortly.

If you have an appointment today and are unable to use the stairs to access the practice, please contact us on 01229 484141. We will arrange an alternative appointment or ensure you are seen by a clinician in a ground floor room.

10/07/2026

Please see below some figures from June 2026 at Ulverston Medical Practice.

09/07/2026

*** Closure Notice ***
The surgery will be closed from 1:00pm Today (9th July) for mandatory staff training.
We will reopen at 8:00am Friday 10th July as usual.
Please phone 111 for GP assistance if you need it, or 999 if you have a life threatening emergency during this time.

08/07/2026

We're still looking for new members for our Patient Participation Group.

If you are interested please email [email protected].

We’re looking for new members to join our Patient Participation Group (PPG)!

If you’re interested, please speak to a member of our reception team.

10/06/2026

*** Closure Notice ***
The surgery will be closed from 1:00pm Today (10th June) for mandatory staff training.
We will reopen at 8:00am Thursday 11th June as usual.
Please phone 111 for GP assistance if you need it, or 999 if you have a life threatening emergency during this time.

02/06/2026

We’re looking for new members to join our Patient Participation Group (PPG)!

If you’re interested, please speak to a member of our reception team.

13/05/2026

*** Closure Notice ***
The surgery will be closed from 1:00pm Today (13th May) for mandatory staff training.
We will reopen at 8:00am Thursday 14th May as usual.
Please phone 111 for GP assistance if you need it, or 999 if you have a life threatening emergency during this time.

20/04/2026

🔔Reminder: ANPR Parking System Goes Live Today🚗

We’re resharing the below post as the new ANPR parking system at Ulverston Health Centre goes live today (20th April 2026).

If you’re visiting the site, please make sure you register your vehicle at one of the kiosks during your visit. This helps ensure a smooth experience for everyone using the car park.

We know there were a number of questions and comments on our previous post, so we’ve included some further clarification below 👇

⏳There will be a 20-minute grace period to allow for patient drop-offs and prescription drop-offs

🚕We have attempted to contact all taxi companies to make them aware of the changes

🏥The car park at Ulverston Health Centre is only for use for the services inside the building. This does not include the nearby pharmacy.

📞The car park is managed by NPC National Parking Control. Their contact information is available on the signs around the car park. The car park is not owned or managed by Ulverston Medical Practice.

11/04/2026

Today and throughout the weekend, we are proud to be hosting Cardiac Risk in the Young (CRY) at our practice for a heart screening event for young people.
This important initiative has been organised by Lesley Mease and Donna Parker in memory of Wilson Shepherd and Vicky Parker.

Thanks to this incredible effort, the event is fully booked and we are expecting approximately 200 young people to be screened over the weekend.

CRY is a national charity dedicated to preventing young sudden cardiac deaths through awareness, screening, and research. Many heart condition show no symptoms, so opportunities like this can be life-saving.

We would like to thank everyone involved in organising and supporting this event, as well as all the young people and families taking part this weekend.

To find out more about the work CRY does, please visit: www.c-r-y.org.uk/


Cardiac Risk in the Young