New measures have been introduced in parts of North East England – including North Tyneside – to tackle the rising coronavirus infection rates.
Restrictions and new advice came into effect from Friday 18th September and will be reviewed on a weekly basis.
TyneHealth was founded in 2006 and became the North Tyneside GP Federation in 2014, representing all of the practices in North Tyneside.
Together with our GP members, we deliver improved health care in the community to over 215,000 residents, by bringing care closer to patients’ homes.
We work in partnership with commissioners, local hospitals, the third sector and our patients to provide community based, medically-led services.
The North Tyneside borough is split into four Primary Care Networks (PCN) as indicated on the map
If you need to contact a GP, do not go into the surgery in person.
You can:
Your GP surgery will then give you advice about what to do.
TyneHealth in partnership with CyVolve – a data security provider – enables us to securely share data internally and with external partners.
Patients registered with a GP Practice in North Tyneside now have 1,000 appointments with either a doctor, nurse or Health Care Assistants.
This is a new service from TyneHealth. Check back for more information about the service and how the team operate very soon.
At TyneHealth we understand that older people can have the most complex needs and addressing these needs can be hugely challenging.
News measures have been introduced in parts of the North East of England, including North Tyneside, to tackle the rising coronavirus infection rates. Socialising with members outside your household and changes to hospitality venues are among the measures.
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