We are in Muswell Hill, North London.

We are part of the North Central London ICB (Integrated Care Board) and North West Haringey Primary Care Network (PCN).

 As well as information on this website, we have an Instagram account and a Facebook account

We have been rated 'Outstanding' following a recent CQC inspection The Muswell Hill Practice - Care Quality Commission (cqc.org.uk)

We have been happily operating in our new building since 22 August 2022.

We are in a purpose built building, having worked with architects to design the new building to fit our needs in providing 21st century healthcare.

All the patient services are on the ground floor and are fully accessible.

We have 2 further floors devoted to administrative work and remote consulting.

We have 2 bike hoops outside our practice.

Please note that we have no parking spaces for patients other than the disabled parking.

Please do not park in the resident bays outside our building or at Duke Mews, as there is no car access via this route. 

We understand that some of our patients may have been unable to view certain documents (e.g. letters from the hospital) when using online services due to a software problem. We sincerely apologise for any inconvenience this may have caused. We are pleased to inform you that this issue has been resolved; any new documents added to your electronic GP health records will be visible and it may take up to a month for older, affected documents to become visible.

It is with deep sadness that we inform you that Dr Rosemarie Healy, GP Partner for over 30 years until 2015 at The Muswell Hill Practice, died on 26^th February 2024. 

Rosemarie was a much loved and respected doctor here and she will be greatly missed by all who knew her. 

If you knew Dr Healy and would like to pass on any words to her family, please email nclicb.themuswellhillpractice@nhs.net

The national data opt-out is a service that allows patients to opt out of their confidential patient information being used for research and planning.

Please click here to access the NHS Digital website and follow the steps required if you would to opt out. 

Thanks.

Measles cases are rising in England this year.  If your child is not fully vaccinated, please book in for an appointment with our nurses.

1. One vaccine

The MMR vaccine is a single injection that is administered into the thigh of young children or the upper arm of older children or adults. It is a live vaccine which means that it contains weakened versions of measles, mumps and rubella viruses. These have been weakened enough to produce immunity without causing disease.

2. Two doses

The MMR vaccine gives long lasting protection with just two doses of the vaccine. The first dose is given at the age of 12 months and the second dose is given at around three years and four months, before starting school. Having both doses gives long lasting protection against measles, mumps and rubella. In adults and older children the two doses can be given with a one month gap between them. 

3. Three infections

The MMR vaccine protects against three infections; measles, mumps and rubella. These are viral infections that can quickly spread to unprotected children and adults – they spread more easily than flu or the common cold.

If you are worried about any unusual symptoms you may be experiencing that could be cancer, please contact your doctor. 

You may be offered a telephone, video consultation or a face-to-face appointment. Chances are it is nothing serious, but finding cancer early makes it more treatable.

You can also read more about the proposed model of care by downloading this PDF leaflet here.