We serve the diverse community of Battersea offering holistic, comprehensive, and up-to-date healthcare for both short- and long-term needs. We champion initiatives like Pride in Practice, parkrun, and Safe Surgeries to promote community health, access, and well-being. We are a training practice so help to educate the next generation of healthcare providers.

We stand firmly against discrimination of any kind. Our commitment is to address inequalities, both within our organisation and our community.

Our Team

We have a dedicated team to meet your healthcare needs:

• GPs: Partners, Associates, Registrars
• Nursing: Practice Nurses, Healthcare Assistants
• Support: Administrative and Reception Staff
• Battersea Primary Care Network: First Contact Physiotherapists, Pharmacists, Pharmacy Technicians, Physician Associates, Assistant Psychologists, Health and Wellbeing Coaches, Social Prescribers, Patient Care Coordinators

Specialised Community Referrals

We can refer you to:

• A Young Person’s Service
• MacMillan Community Cancer Care Link Worker
• St John’s Drugs and Alcohol Service (with a link worker visiting weekly)
• Others- please ask

Location and Resources

We are located on Battersea Rise Group Practice , and are part of Battersea Primary Care Network.

We are equidistant from St George’s Hospital (Tooting), Guy’s and St Thomas’ Hospitals (Waterloo and London Bridge), and Chelsea and Westminster Hospital (Fulham). You can choose which hospital best suits your needs.

Our local Mental Health Trust is South West London and St. George’s.

The main local provider of community health services, such as district nursing, is Central London Community Healthcare.

We are located in Wandsworth and the majority of our patients live in this borough. Wandsworth council provides public health and social care services. Our Integrated Care Board (ICB) is South West London.

Local third sector and patient organisations include Wandsworth Care Alliance and healthwatch.

We work with these and other partners to address the health priorities of the local population.

Let us know if you have any questions or would like to learn more!