Courage
Having the courage of our convictions to face challenge and make difficult decisions from complex choices.
PartnersHealth · Rushcliffe
PartnersHealth was formed by the GP partners of Rushcliffe to build a sustainable future for modern general practice, bringing practices, clinicians and communities together to deliver better care.
About us
Formed in 2015 by Rushcliffe's GP partners, PartnersHealth brings local practices together to provide sustainable, high quality care for our communities.
We support Rushcliffe Primary Care Network and employ the specialist teams working across its practices. Our company is led by a board of seven directors.
Having the courage of our convictions to face challenge and make difficult decisions from complex choices.
Always looking for, creating and delivering new and better services for patients, colleagues and communities.
Providing the very best of ourselves and our expertise to deliver the highest quality of service.
The Active Practice Charter is an initiative to inspire and celebrate GP practices that are taking steps to increase activity and reduce sedentary behaviour in their patients and staff.
Rushcliffe Borough Council, in partnership with PartnersHealth and the Nottinghamshire Integrated Care Board (ICB), is working with each GP practice to achieve this status. We aim to be the first PCN in England to have all of our GP surgeries Active Practice Charter accredited.
Care close to home
Local care, connected. Explore our surgeries across Rushcliffe to find addresses, opening hours and contact details.
Rushcliffe
11 practices · 17 surgeries
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What we do
On behalf of Rushcliffe's GP practices, PartnersHealth employs and supports a growing multidisciplinary team, so patients can see the right professional at the right time, in the right place.
Pre-bookable evening and weekend appointments with GPs, nurses, healthcare assistants and physiotherapists.
Explore serviceLink workers who give people time, focus on what matters to them and connect them with community support.
Explore servicePCN pharmacists and pharmacy technicians making sure medicines are appropriate, safe and effective.
Explore serviceSupporting patients and practices with recalls, appointments, data, vaccination programmes and new services.
Explore serviceA multidisciplinary team providing proactive, personalised healthcare for care home residents.
Explore serviceContact your GP practice to access our services.
Find your surgery
Rushcliffe Primary Care Network brings together 11 practices to deliver joined-up care close to home. PartnersHealth supports the network and employs the specialist staff who work across our surgeries.
Explore local health, wellbeing and community support through Rushcliffe Health.
Our people
The people who lead and support PartnersHealth and Rushcliffe PCN behind the scenes.

Suzy Lyon
Managing Director

Dr Matt Jelpke
Chair of Directors

Nikki Lucas
Governance and Communications Lead

Paula Baker
Finance
Penny Kingston
PCN Operations Manager

Anna Kirk
PCN Service Manager

Liz Harris
Care Homes Lead

Morgan Sharpe
Social Prescribing Team Leader

Simon Tidman
HR Manager
Claire Shipman
HR Advisor

Paula Brown
HR Administrator
Charlotte Miller
Deputy Digital Transformation Lead

Jason Gomez
Digital Transformation Lead

Rabia Latif
Finance Officer
Sarah Dean
Finance
Dr Matt Jelpke
Chair of Directors
Suzy Lyon
Managing Director
Dr Neil Fraser
Director
Dr Laura Kurien
Director
Dr Peter Mahony
Director
Gurvinder Sahota
Director
Dr Matthew Woodrow
Director
Would you like to join the team helping to build a better Rushcliffe? We employ clinical and non-clinical staff working across all of Rushcliffe's GP practices.
Contact
For appointments, prescriptions or questions about your care, please contact your own GP practice directly.
If you need urgent medical help, call NHS 111. In an emergency, call 999.