Category: Latest News

Charlotte Keel Medical Practice celebrated the first phase of its transformation on Friday 12 September 2025, welcoming patients and local residents alongside Helen Godwin (Mayor of the West of England), Kerry McCarthy (MP for Bristol East), leaders from BNSSG NHS Integrated Care Board, and local voluntary and community partners.

Today marks a very special moment for BrisDoc. As of 8:00 AM this morning, we have officially transitioned to our new patient management system, CLEO, across all of our Integrated Urgent Care services.

We’re pleased to share an update following the news that BrisDoc has been awarded the long-term contract to run Charlotte Keel Medical Practice. This 15-year agreement brings lasting stability and gives us the opportunity to invest in meaningful improvements for our patients and community.

This week, the UK Supreme Court issued a ruling clarifying the legal definition of the word ‘woman’ under the Equality Act 2010 — a decision that has prompted significant public attention and a wide range of responses. At BrisDoc, we want to take this moment to reaffirm what we stand for.

We are incredibly proud to share that BrisDoc has been Highly Commended in the HSJ Primary and Community Care Provider of the Year 2024 category!

We are thrilled to announce that BrisDoc Healthcare Services has been shortlisted as a finalist for the HSJ Awards 2024...

We are thrilled to share the fantastic news that the Urgent Health UK’s Innovation Programme, in collaboration with The University of Warwick, has been shortlisted for the ‘Improving Urgent and Emergency Care through Digital’ category at the 2024 HSJ Digital Awards! 🏆

Today, we honour the remarkable contributions of women across the globe. International Women's Day 2024 is not just a celebration; it's a call for inclusion, diversity, and empowerment in every sphere of life.

We are pleased to announce, the Frailty ACE Programme, has restarted for the next four months starting from the 10th of January.

BrisDoc's Community Fund recently made a significant impact on Weston Hospicecare's Christmas Appeal by matching donations up to £5,000. This gesture contributed to the campaign's impressive total of over £50,000. Given that the hospice relies heavily on external support, receiving just 20% of its funding from the government, the role of fundraising like this is crucial.