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We are a practice of approximately 10,600 patients. Denham Medical Centre was relocated in the 1960’s. The practice was run by Dr Chatrath and other partners. In 2006 the surgery moved to Denham Garden Village joined practice with Dr Lees surgery until Dr Chatrath retired and Dr Patel became the senior partner.
We work with a number of local practices to improve the support we give local patients. We explain this further under
We can only register patients who live in our catchment area. You can confirm if you live within our boundary:
To register with the surgery, see under
You can get directions to the surgery, search for nearby pharmacists including those that are open (search using “open pharmacists”).
To help you understand the practice better, including some important elements of our practice support, see under
Disabled bays
Individuals with Blue Disabled Parking Badges are able to park in the disabled parking bays.
Please use alternatives if using local shops
Please note the surgery car park should only be used by patients who have an appointment at the surgery.
A local translation (interpreting) service is available free of charge for patients using GP and NHS hospital services in England. This also includes interpreting for people who are deaf or deaf/blind. A member of our reception team can arrange an interpreter for a consultation in the practice. For any hospital appointment contact the hospital department dealing with your treatment or appointment and they will arrange an interpreter.
Please let us know if you need interpreting help as soon as possible to make sure we can have an interpreter in place for your consultation at the practice (ideally this should be when you make the appointment at the practice).
We do not allow children to act as interpreters during any treatments or appointments at the practice.
You can find our practice forms under
You can find our practice policies under