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Pear Tree surgery is a 4 partner, 4 salaried GP semi-rural dispensing and training practice in North Warwickshire providing full general medical services to a list of approximately 10 500 patients.

As a training practice there are usually trainee doctors (registrars) working here along with Foundation doctors on placement. The Trainees are all fully qualified doctors gaining experience in general practice.

We work closely with the district nurses and health visitors within the local area and we host specialist clinics at the surgery. These specialist clinics include physiotherapy, IAPT and counselling services and phlebotomy plus AAA screening and retinal screening for our diabetic patients.

Out of Hours and Emergencies

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In case of a life-threatening emergency, please dial 999.

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Closure Dates

20th February 2023

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Childhood Nutrition – Food Scanner App

10th January 2022

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Telephone Triage

25th August 2020

Telephone triage is continuing. The doctors will continue to assess your problem and make arrangements if you need to be […]

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