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Welcome to Harris Memorial Surgery 

Based in Illogan and Lanner, Harris Memorial Surgery serves a large catchment area spanning from Portreath to Ponsanooth and Hayle to Mount Hawke. 

Practice Manager Debbie Holborn leads the experienced team and supports four regular doctors, an eldercare matron, nurses and healthcare assistants, as well as a physiotherapist, pharmacist and social prescriber who are shared with the PCN.  The Surgery constantly strives to deliver the best possible service and aims to treat its patients promptly, courteously and with complete confidentiality.

Routine GP services are supplemented by clinics for family planning, joint injections, physiotherapy, minor operations and social prescribing as well as midwife clinics.

The Surgery also dispenses medication from both its Lanner and Illogan branches for patients living more than a mile from a pharmacy and can offer delivery.

New patients registrations are always welcome.

 


Workload Pressures 

Dear patients,

You may be aware that the NHS is struggling with very high demand.

Sometimes this high demand means that the surgery is unable to respond to you as quickly as you or we may wish.

Our team is doing its best so please be understanding.

If you are struggling to get through, please be patient or consider calling back at a less busy time.

Best regards

The Partners

September 2023

Home Blood Pressure Monitors
Do you have one of our blood pressure monitors? If so, please can you return it to the Surgery so that we can offer the same service to other patients.
Thank you in advance

Cost of living online support resource


Cornwall Council has developed a webpage with information for residents who are worried about money. The webpage contains information on cost of living support, including links to grant information. 


Community Gateway

The Community Gateway helps people access a wide range of professional voluntary sector support and services.

Community Gateway


 Royal College of General Practitioners

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