What is an Integrated Locality Partnership (ILP)

ILPs are partnerships made up of local Government, NHS, Voluntary Community and Social Enterprise (VCSE) sector, housing and increasingly communities, people and wider partners such as police, education etc. They work with each other to bring services together and plan how they are delivered to their local populations. They work together as one, ‘integrated’ system to deliver the priorities set out by our health and care partnership. We call this a ‘population based approach’ to improving health and care because it is tailored to the areas that people live in.

Each primary care network is aligned to an integrated locality partnership (ILP). There is an ILP for each of our 6 localities in Gloucestershire; Cheltenham, Cotswolds, Forest of Dean, Gloucester, Stroud & Berkeley Vale and Tewkesbury.

What is a Primary Care Network (PCN)?

Primary care networks (also known as Integrated Neighbourhood Teams) are made up of a group of GP practices working together, in partnership with community, mental health, social care, pharmacy, hospital and voluntary services in their local area.  You can watch a short animation that explains the concept of Primary Care Networks here.

Care is provided in a way that matches people’s needs within a geographical area.

PCNs aim to offer more personalised ‘joined up’ health and social care to the local community. There are 15 PCNs in Gloucestershire and most networks serve between 30,000 to 60,000 patients.

Primary Care Networks:

  • Provide care in different ways to match people’s needs.
  • Offer appointments that work around patients’ lives.
  • Introduce new healthcare professionals to GP practices including paramedics, physiotherapists, pharmacists
    and mental health professionals.
  • Make better use of technology to support patients.
  • Focus on prevention and personalised care.
  • Make use of collective resources across practices to build greater resilience.

Use the drop down menu to find out more information about our primary care networks, including contact details and websites.

Primary Care Networks by Locality

PCN List size Practices
Central 58,339 Berkeley Place Surgery
Overton Park Surgery
Royal Crescent Surgery
Underwood Surgery
Yorkleigh Surgery
Peripheral 53,972 Cleevelands Medical Centre
Sixways Clinic
Stoke Road Surgery
The Leckhampton Surgery
Winchcombe Medical Centre
St Paul’s 48,041 Royal Well Surgery
St Catherine’s Surgery
St George’s Surgery
Weston House Practice

PCN List size Practices
North Cotswolds 32,992 Chipping Campden Surgery
Cotswold Medical Practice
Mann Cottage Surgery
Stow Surgery
White House Surgery
South Cotswolds 61,561 Cirencester Health Group
Hilary Cottage Surgery
Phoenix Health Group
Rendcomb Surgery
Upper Thames Medical Group

PCN List size Practices
Forest of Dean 66,126 Blakeney Surgery
Coleford Family Doctors
Dockham Road Surgery
Drybrook Surgery
Forest Health Centre
Mitcheldean Surgery
Severnbank Surgery
The Brunston & Lydbrook Practice
The Lydney Practice
Yorkley & Bream Practice

PCN List size Practices
Aspen 31215 Aspen Medical Practice
Inner City 35,657 Gloucester Health Access Centre
Kingsholm Surgery
Partners in Health
Severnside Medical Practice
North and South Gloucester (NSG) 57,016 The Alney Practice
Brockworth Surgery
Churchdown Surgery
Hucclecote Surgery
Longlevens Surgery
Rosebank 39571 Rosebank Health
Hadwen & Quedgeley (HQ) 25,621 Quedgeley Medical Centre
The Hadwen Medical Practice

PCN List size Practices
Berkeley Vale 48,089 Cam & Uley Family Practice
Culverhay Surgery
May Lane Surgery
The Chipping Surgery
Severn Health 39,171 Five Valleys Medical
High Street Medical Centre
Prices Mill Surgery
Regent Street Surgery
Stonehouse Health Clinic
Stroud Cotswold 40,139 Beeches Green Surgery
Frithwood Surgery
Minchinhampton Surgery
Painswick Surgery
Rowcroft Medical Centre

PCN List size Practices
Tewkesbury, Newent & Staunton 51,410 Church Street Medical Practice
Mythe Medical Practice
Newent Family Practice
Staunton & Corse Surgery
West Cheltenham Medical

 


NHS Gloucestershire Primary Care Strategy

In Gloucestershire we have developed a plan which sets out our ambitious vision for the people of Gloucestershire. We want patients to stay well for longer, access out of hospital care – where appropriate – and to further integrate general practice with other local, primary and community care providers. We have identified 6 goals to help us deliver this plan, and you can read the goals in our Primary Care Strategy.