Guided by Purpose
Our Vision: “To offer the personal and holistic values of traditional general practice, whilst embracing innovation to deliver accessible, high-quality care for today and tomorrow.”
Mission statement: “We care for our patients as individuals, combining the trust and continuity of traditional general practice with modern tools, knowledge, and partnerships to deliver the best possible outcomes for all.”
Meningitis Information
We are aware of the recent meningitis B (MenB) outbreak in Kent and understand this may be worrying for parents. The MenB vaccine was introduced into the routine NHS childhood vaccination schedule in September 2015 and is given to babies at 8 weeks, 12 weeks and 1 year of age. This means that children born before mid-2015 will not routinely have received the MenB vaccine unless they were in a specific clinical risk group. MenB vaccination is not part of the school-based immunisation programme, so older children and teenagers are not usually vaccinated. In most cases, children born after this date will have been offered the vaccine as part of their routine childhood immunisations, and if your child is up to date with these, they are likely to have received appropriate protection in line with current NHS guidance. Please see link to NHS Guidance here - Meningitis - Vaccination - NHS
The NHS does not offer the MenB vaccine outside of the routine programme or specific clinical risk groups, so we are not able to provide it on request. Some families may wish to explore private vaccination options. Any changes to the national immunisation schedule or additional vaccination recommendations will be communicated to GP practices by NHS vaccination services, and we will contact eligible patients directly if required.
A patient helpline run by UKHSA is now available;
Patients can call 0344 225 3861 Monday to Friday from 9am to 5pm if they have no symptoms but are concerned they have been in contact with a confirmed case or have a general enquiry.
If your child is unwell or you are concerned about symptoms, please seek urgent medical advice in the usual way.
CQC Report and Rating
On the 3rd of September 2025, Malvern Health Centre had our CQC assessment. We are proud to report that this assessment was scored as “Good” overall. We are pleased to see that our dedication and service to our patients has not gone unnoticed and it is fairly reflected in the assessment of the Surgery. The report can be found in the below link.
Information for Weight Loss Injections
Herefordshire and Worcestershire ICS have a Weight Management website for patients, which provides information on:
• Current services and support available for weight management.
• A statement on weight loss injections - this section will be kept updated with the latest guidance.
Please click the button below for more information.
How can we help you today?
Common Conditions
Sometimes it’s better to seek medical help, especially if your problems are persistent or are getting worse - but it’s always good to know what to do and where to go to try and manage your health without contacting your GP practice.
Click the button below to use our online resources to help you manage your conditions
Covid-19 Guidance
Learn how to best protect yourself and others around you, by following our advice on living with Covid-19. This advice is based off the UK Government’s advice, found by clicking the button below.
Getting vaccinated is the best form of protection - whether you’re getting your boosters, or have just recently decided to get a Covid vaccine, you’re helping to protect yourself and other people around you. To find out how to get your next vaccine, click the button below.