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Millcroft Medical Centre A GP Practice based at Eaglebridge Health & Wellbeing Centre in Crewe, Cheshire. Welcome to the Millcroft Medical Centre page.

This page is administered by Millcroft Medical Centre staff periodically to share population health messages and practice information. This is not a page for medical advice and individual advice will not be given by a clinician. Please do not share personal / medical information with others on this page. If you require medical advice please contact the practice to arrange an appointment. Please note that although this site is periodically monitored by Millcroft Medical Centre staff, emergency support is not available through this site. If you are experiencing an emergency or life-threatening situation, call 999. Medical advice can only be provided by a clinician and will not be provided on this site. If you have specific questions concerning your health or medical status, please contact the practice. Terms of use:
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For your safety, never include your phone number, email, address or other personal information in a comment. Emergency Services: Although this site is periodically monitored by Millcroft Medical Centre staff, it is not monitored 24 hours a day, 7 days a week, and emergency support is not available through this site. Medical Advice: Medical advice can only be provided by a clinician. If you have specific questions concerning your health or medical status, please consult your clinician via appointment. Be aware that opinions which are expressed are those of the members of the group and do not represent any advice, or opinion of Millcroft Medical Centre, or any qualified medical professional. Any recommendation or other information within the group which is followed by you is at your own risk. Millcroft Medical Centre does not take any responsibility for content posted and gives no endorsement of such material. Personal Health Information: No one may use or disclose any member/patient identifiable information (except their own) of any kind on any social media without the expressed written permission of the member/patient. Removal of Content: Millcroft Medical Centre reserves the right to remove any posted message at its sole discretion for any reason we feel fit. Non-Solicitation and Third-Party Advertising: Third party advertising and solicitation is forbidden. Those who violate will be removed from the page. Please remember your comments are visible to everyone on the page. Millcroft Medical Centre
The practice records incoming telephone calls into the practice and may record outgoing calls. The purpose of call recording is for training and monitoring purposes. This includes the provision of a record of incoming and outgoing calls which can:
• Identify practice staff training needs
• Protect practice staff from nuisance or abusive calls
• Establish facts relating to incoming/outgoing calls made (e.g. complaints)
• identify any issues in practice processes with a view to improving them (e.g. to aid workforce planning)
The practice will make every reasonable effort to advise callers that their call may be recorded and for what purpose the recording may be used. This will normally be via a pre-recorded message within the telephone system and via signage at the practice. The voice file will be stored within the telephone recording system software to which the same rules of confidentiality will apply. The practice’s data protection registration covers voice files similarly to other data. A plea from all clinicians and staff, if you are unhappy with our service, please contact us and talk to us rather than putting comments on social media – if you don’t tell us directly, we can’t put things right. Please remember that the surgery staff have all been experiencing the same emotions as you, as a patient, during the pandemic, please treat them with respect, they are here to help you. Thank you
Practice Manager

Did you know sexual health clinics are free and available to everyone, no matter your age, gender, ethnicity or sexualit...
23/10/2026

Did you know sexual health clinics are free and available to everyone, no matter your age, gender, ethnicity or sexuality?

You can get tests and treatment for sexually transmitted infections (STIs) and advice about contraception. Some clinics provide additional services too.

Anything you share is kept confidential.

To find your nearest sexual health clinic, visit https://www.nhs.uk/.../sexua.../find-a-sexual-health-clinic/

There have been around 14 million consultations through the pharmacy first service since it launched in February 2024.Yo...
19/10/2026

There have been around 14 million consultations through the pharmacy first service since it launched in February 2024.

You can get treatment for these conditions from your local community pharmacist, including some prescription medicine, if needed – without you seeing a GP.
From this autumn, participating pharmacies will be able to assess and treat 5 additional common conditions:

- migraine in adults
- outer ear infections in adults
- acne in young people and adults
- mild skin infections and scabies
- seasonal allergic rhinitis in children

Think pharmacy first, and find out more at nhs.uk/thinkpharmacyfirst

Started uni? Don’t forget to register with a GP near your term-time address.That way, you’ll have access to healthcare w...
15/10/2026

Started uni? Don’t forget to register with a GP near your term-time address.
That way, you’ll have access to healthcare when you need it — whether it’s for check-ups, prescriptions or unexpected illness.

It’s quick and easy to register.
https://www.nhs.uk/.../how-to-register-with-a-gp-surgery/

Today marks World Mental Health Day — an opportunity to pause, check in with ourselves and remember that our mental heal...
10/10/2026

Today marks World Mental Health Day — an opportunity to pause, check in with ourselves and remember that our mental health is just as important as our physical health.

The NHS website has a wealth of information and advice to support you with your mental health, including guidance on:

• Managing stress, anxiety and low mood
• Coping with difficult feelings
• Improving your sleep and wellbeing
• Finding support and treatment
• Knowing where to get help when you need it

You don’t have to wait until things feel overwhelming before asking for support. If you’re struggling with your mental health, please speak to a healthcare professional or contact our GP practice to discuss how we can help.

Visit nhs.uk/mental-health for trusted information and support.

07/10/2026

🌟 Opening This November! 🌟

We're excited to share that The Dome Youth Zone will be opening this November for young people across our community.

The Dome will provide a safe, welcoming space for young people aged 8-19 (up to 25 for those with additional needs), offering activities including sports, music, arts, wellbeing support, mentoring, and much more.

This fantastic new facility will give young people opportunities to learn new skills, build confidence, make friends, and access support when they need it.

Find out more at: The Dome Youth Zone

💙 Please share with anyone who may benefit.

05/10/2026

❗Millcroft Medical Centre Closure Notice❗
Millcroft Medical Centre will be closed on Thursday, 8th October 2026 from 1:00pm for protected learning time. We will reopen at 8:00am on Friday, 9th October 2026.
This dedicated time allows our clinical and administrative teams to complete essential training, helping us continue to improve the care and services we provide to our patients.
Thank you for your understanding,
Millcroft Medical Centre

October is Breast Cancer Awareness Month - a good time to get to know what is normal for you and to be aware of changes ...
04/10/2026

October is Breast Cancer Awareness Month - a good time to get to know what is normal for you and to be aware of changes to your breasts.

Signs and symptoms can include:

• A new lump or swelling in the breast or armpit
• A change in the size or shape of the breast
• Changes to the skin, such as dimpling, puckering, redness or thickening
• A change in the appearance or direction of the ni**le
• Ni**le discharge, particularly if it is blood-stained
• A rash, crusting or changes around the ni**le
• Persistent pain in the breast or armpit

Most breast changes are not caused by cancer, but it is important to get any new or unusual changes checked.

If you notice a change that is unusual for you, contact your GP practice. You can also find more information at www.nhs.uk

Stoptober - October is the month when thousands of people decide to quit smoking and kick the habit for good!Here are 5 ...
01/10/2026

Stoptober - October is the month when thousands of people decide to quit smoking and kick the habit for good!

Here are 5 tips to get you ready to ditch the cigs.

For more support visit https://www.nhs.uk/better-health/quit-smoking/

Your pharmacist can provide treatment or some prescription medicine, if needed, for seven common conditions - without yo...
29/09/2026

Your pharmacist can provide treatment or some prescription medicine, if needed, for seven common conditions - without you seeing a GP.

Think pharmacy first and get seen by your local community pharmacy team.

Address

First Floor, Eagle Bridge Health & Wellbeing Centre, Dunwoody Way
Crewe
CW13AW

Opening Hours

Monday 8am - 8pm
Tuesday 8am - 6:30pm
Wednesday 7am - 6:30pm
Thursday 7am - 6:30pm
Friday 8am - 6:30pm

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