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Fressingfield Medical Centre
Fressingfield and Stradbroke Surgery
Fressingfield Medical Centre, New Street, Fressingfield
01379 586456/586227
Stradbroke Medical Centre, Wilby Road, Stradbroke
01379 388313/384220
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Dispensary are under severe pressure due to a change in computer systems please allow 4 full working days for medications. We need 4 'full' days, if you request on a Monday your medications will be ready the following Monday and so on. Please also note the Dispensary at Fressingfield will close from 1pm to 3pm this is to allow the Dispensary to have protected time to get your medications ready. Thank you for your assistance we really appreciate it.
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We are one of Suffolk's top ten GP surgeries according to the National GP Patient Survey - thank you to all patients for all of your support
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