Byron Primary Care Network.

Byron Primary Care Network (PCN) works collaboratively with providers in Hucknall to provide health and care services.

About Byron Primary Care Network

PCNs are a key plank of the NHS long-term plan and the five year framework for the GP Practices, which was published in January 2019. The plan basically enables a more formal structure around this way of working, but without creating new organisations.

As key players in this partnership, the four Hucknall GP Practices – Oakenhall, Om, Torkard and Whyburn – are committed to working closer together to support local residents to live healthier lives.

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Explaining primary care networks

Watch a short animation that explains PCNs and how they enable health and other services to work together to provide better services for local people..

Our Services

Working in partnership we offer health and social care services to people in Hucknall. This includes services on losing weight, getting active, quitting smoking, talking therapies, access to community services, and more.

Social Prescribing

Most people will be familiar with a prescription from their GP when they are unwell. Social prescribing refers you to local community services for health and wellbeing support.

Health & wellbeing

Our free Your Health Your Way service supports Hucknall residents with their health and wellbeing. This includes around losing weight, getting active, and stopping smoking.

Self-help group support

Self-help is one way you can improve your health and wellbeing. There are local groups to support you to find the right help.

Mental health support

It’s never been more important to look after your mental health and wellbeing. Luckily, there’s a range of services on offer to support people across Hucknall.

Meet Our Team

Clinical Director Dr Adam Connor leads a team of health and social care specialists at Bryon PCN. This includes specialist roles to support better services for local people in Hucknall, and education for health and social care professionals.