The Bosmere Medical Practice

24/03/2026

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17/03/2026

A Greener NHS?

13/03/2026

Save lives - give blood

Did you know? Sickle cell is a painful genetic blood disorder that mostly affects people of Black heritage. Patients often need lifesaving blood transfusions to survive.

One sickle cell patient can need 100 blood donors every year. For the safest treatment, patients need blood that’s very closely matched - often from a donor of the same ethnicity.

Give blood. Give hope.

11/03/2026

Suffering with toothache? Need urgent help?

Residents on the Isle of Wight will now have improved access to routine and urgent NHS dental care, as two new dental practices open their doors.

Working with NHS Hampshire and Isle of Wight, Dentistry For You will provide 21,000 urgent and routine dental appointments as part of a national programme to support patients who need emergency care. This follows the recent opening of Damira Dental, who are also delivering 21,000 urgent NHS appointments in Ryde.

These urgent appointments are designed for people experiencing:
• Severe toothache
• Dental abscesses
• Broken or knocked-out teeth
• Uncontrolled bleeding
• Significant swelling
• Fractured or painful fillings
…and more.

There are also various practices offering these urgent appointments across Hampshire. Patients wanting to access these appointments can do so by using 111 online or by calling 111.

Advice on emergency dental appointments can be found here: https://www.nhs.uk/nhs-services/dentists/how-to-find-an-nhs-dentist-in-an-emergency/

10/03/2026

Are you a blood doner?

10/03/2026

The Practice will be closed from 1pm on Tuesday 17th March due to staff training. 111 and Out of Hours services will still be available. In a life threatening medical emergency, please contact 999.

The Practice will reopen at 08:00 on Wednesday 18th March, as normal.

09/03/2026

Got a tooth? Get a tooth brush.

06/03/2026

Did you know...

05/03/2026

Did you know that The Bosmere Medical Practice is a Training Practice? 🩺

This means that, alongside our experienced clinicians, you may encounter students, trainees, and other colleagues who are learning and developing their skills within our practice environment.

These individuals are here to gain practical experience, observe consultations, and learn from our clinicians. This is an essential part of their education, allowing them to develop the skills and confidence required to provide high-quality care in the future.

You will always be informed if a student or trainee is present.

If you would prefer not to have students or trainees present during your consultation, please let your clinician know. We will always respect your wishes, and your care will not be affected by your decision.

04/03/2026

March is prostate cancer awareness month, make sure you get checked!

04/03/2026

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27/02/2026

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