GP practices · Bradford
Haigh Hall Medical Centre
Haigh Hall Road, Bradford, BD10 9AZ
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Contact, travel and your visit
Plan around the exact appointment location. The registered address can differ from the entrance or department you need.
Contact the service
01274613326Website and contact optionsNo verified public email address is included in this directory record. Use the service’s published contact route.
Opening and appointment times
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Check current timesAccessibility and facilities
Check step-free access, accessible toilets, hearing support, interpreters and any help you need before travelling.
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Nearby transport stops
- Greengates CrossroadsBus stopAbout 100 m in a straight line
- Albion MillsBus stopAbout 200 m in a straight line
- Greengates Retail ParkBus stop · atAbout 300 m in a straight line
- Apperley Bridge Rail StationRail stationAbout 1.3 km in a straight line
Bus stops within 1 km; rail and other access points within 3 km. A listed stop does not confirm a current timetable.
DfT NaPTAN · downloaded 10 September 2026 · Open Government Licence.
Mapped parking nearby
- Disabled ParkingMapped car parkAbout 1.3 km in a straight line
These are nearby mapped car parks, not confirmed visitor parking for this service. Check access restrictions, charges, hours and Blue Badge arrangements with the operator.
© OpenStreetMap contributors · 9 September 2026 · ODbL. Data and coverage.
What to expect and prepare
General planning guidance; your service’s instructions take priority. NHS hospital visit guidance · Travel and access checklist.
Questions about visiting Haigh Hall Medical Centre
What are the opening times?
Verified opening hours are not included in this directory record. Check the service’s website or call 01274613326 before travelling. Telephone access and appointment hours may differ from reception hours.
Can I register with this practice?
A directory entry does not confirm that the practice accepts new patients or that your address is in its catchment. Ask the practice about registration and the services you need.
Can I park here, and is there accessible parking?
Check the service’s current parking instructions. Nearby map listings are separate from on-site visitor parking; neither a map entry nor historical parking figures confirm a space, price or Blue Badge concession today.
How can I arrange help with access or communication?
Contact the service before your visit and explain the help you need. Ask about the exact entrance, step-free routes, toilets, hearing support or interpretation; facilities are not inferred from the type of service.
What can I learn about Haigh Hall Medical Centre?
The recorded overall CQC rating is “Good”, dated 9 June 2025. Use the contact and visiting details above to check the service you need, then compare the dated evidence below.
UNDERSTAND YOUR OPTIONS
Care and access: the published picture
Start with the topics that matter to you. Each card explains one published measure; the date and reporting group show what it covers.
What patients reported
What people said about using the practice. These are survey answers, with different numbers of responses for each question.
2026 GP practice survey respondents
Patients’ overall experience
70.8%70.8% of respondents to this survey question rated their experience of this GP practice as good. The percentage is survey-weighted, rather than a survey of every registered patient.
Based on 99 responses to this question.
Definition and source
Published measure: Overall experience of GP practice: Good
The calculation uses a denominator of 99 eligible, unweighted responses; the displayed percentage is survey-weighted.
Published 95% confidence interval: 63.9–76.9%. This describes statistical uncertainty around the estimate.
Weighted GP Patient Survey 2026 summary. Denominator is the unweighted number of eligible responses to this question; confidence limits are the publisher’s 95% intervals. Not every registered patient responded.
2026 GP practice survey respondents
Patients who found phone contact easy
26.4%26.4% of respondents to this survey question said it was easy to contact the practice by phone. The percentage is survey-weighted, rather than a survey of every registered patient.
Based on 94 responses to this question.
Definition and source
Published measure: Ease of contacting GP practice on the phone: Easy
The calculation uses a denominator of 94 eligible, unweighted responses; the displayed percentage is survey-weighted.
Published 95% confidence interval: 20.4–33.4%. This describes statistical uncertainty around the estimate.
Weighted GP Patient Survey 2026 summary. Denominator is the unweighted number of eligible responses to this question; confidence limits are the publisher’s 95% intervals. Not every registered patient responded.
2026 GP practice survey respondents
Patients whose needs were met
93.1%93.1% of respondents to this survey question said their needs were met at their last appointment. The percentage is survey-weighted, rather than a survey of every registered patient.
Based on 95 responses to this question.
Definition and source
Published measure: Were needs met: Yes
The calculation uses a denominator of 95 eligible, unweighted responses; the displayed percentage is survey-weighted.
Published 95% confidence interval: 88.4–96%. This describes statistical uncertainty around the estimate.
Weighted GP Patient Survey 2026 summary. Denominator is the unweighted number of eligible responses to this question; confidence limits are the publisher’s 95% intervals. Not every registered patient responded.
Explore 27 additional measures
2026 GP practice survey sample
Survey questionnaires distributed
440 questionnaires440 questionnaires was reported for “Survey questionnaires distributed”. Survey participation information; this is not a rating of care.
Definition and source
Published measure: Survey questionnaires distributed
2026 survey fieldwork. The number answering a particular question can be smaller than the total responses received.
2026 GP practice survey respondents
Knowing what happens next
76.5%76.5% of respondents to this survey question knew the next step after contacting the practice. The percentage is survey-weighted, rather than a survey of every registered patient.
Based on 91 responses to this question.
Definition and source
Published measure: Knew next step once contacted GP practice: Yes
The calculation uses a denominator of 91 eligible, unweighted responses; the displayed percentage is survey-weighted.
Published 95% confidence interval: 69.5–82.2%. This describes statistical uncertainty around the estimate.
Weighted GP Patient Survey 2026 summary. Denominator is the unweighted number of eligible responses to this question; confidence limits are the publisher’s 95% intervals. Not every registered patient responded.
2026 GP practice survey respondents
Next steps known within two days
94.8%94.8% was reported for “Next steps known within two days”. The share in this survey question’s respondent group who knew the next steps in less than two days.
Based on 67 responses to this question.
Definition and source
Published measure: How soon knew next steps after contacting GP practice: Less than 2 days
The calculation uses a denominator of 67 eligible, unweighted responses; the displayed percentage is survey-weighted.
Published 95% confidence interval: 89.4–97.6%. This describes statistical uncertainty around the estimate.
Weighted GP Patient Survey 2026 summary. Denominator is the unweighted number of eligible responses to this question; confidence limits are the publisher’s 95% intervals. Not every registered patient responded.
2026 GP practice survey respondents
Experience of the last contact
50.9%50.9% of respondents to this survey question rated their most recent contact with the practice as good. The percentage is survey-weighted, rather than a survey of every registered patient.
Based on 100 responses to this question.
Definition and source
Published measure: Overall experience when last contacted GP practice: Good
The calculation uses a denominator of 100 eligible, unweighted responses; the displayed percentage is survey-weighted.
Published 95% confidence interval: 43.8–58%. This describes statistical uncertainty around the estimate.
Weighted GP Patient Survey 2026 summary. Denominator is the unweighted number of eligible responses to this question; confidence limits are the publisher’s 95% intervals. Not every registered patient responded.
2026 GP practice survey respondents
Last time tried to contact GP practice: Last 6 months
85.3%85.3% was reported for “Last time tried to contact GP practice: Last 6 months”. The share of respondents in this survey question who gave the stated answer. Each question can have a different respondent group.
Based on 100 responses to this question.
Definition and source
Published measure: Last time tried to contact GP practice: Last 6 months
The calculation uses a denominator of 100 eligible, unweighted responses; the displayed percentage is survey-weighted.
Published 95% confidence interval: 79.5–89.6%. This describes statistical uncertainty around the estimate.
Weighted GP Patient Survey 2026 summary. Denominator is the unweighted number of eligible responses to this question; confidence limits are the publisher’s 95% intervals. Not every registered patient responded.
2026 GP practice survey respondents
Agreed a plan with healthcare professional to manage conditions or illnesses: Yes
39.4%39.4% was reported for “Agreed a plan with healthcare professional to manage conditions or illnesses: Yes”. The share of respondents in this survey question who gave the stated answer. Each question can have a different respondent group.
Based on 29 responses to this question. Small response group: interpret with care.
This question concerns wider support or personal circumstances, not just this practice.
Definition and source
Published measure: Agreed a plan with healthcare professional to manage conditions or illnesses: Yes
The calculation uses a denominator of 29 eligible, unweighted responses; the displayed percentage is survey-weighted.
Published 95% confidence interval: 27.2–53.1%. This describes statistical uncertainty around the estimate.
Weighted GP Patient Survey 2026 summary. Denominator is the unweighted number of eligible responses to this question; confidence limits are the publisher’s 95% intervals. Not every registered patient responded. These respondents describe wider services or their circumstances; this is not a rating of a named pharmacy, dental practice or hospital.
2026 GP practice survey respondents
Helpfulness of plan in managing condition or illness: Helpful
88.3%88.3% was reported for “Helpfulness of plan in managing condition or illness: Helpful”. The share of respondents in this survey question who gave the stated answer. Each question can have a different respondent group.
Based on 12 responses to this question. Small response group: interpret with care.
This question concerns wider support or personal circumstances, not just this practice.
Definition and source
Published measure: Helpfulness of plan in managing condition or illness: Helpful
The calculation uses a denominator of 12 eligible, unweighted responses; the displayed percentage is survey-weighted.
Published 95% confidence interval: 66.7–96.6%. This describes statistical uncertainty around the estimate.
Weighted GP Patient Survey 2026 summary. Denominator is the unweighted number of eligible responses to this question; confidence limits are the publisher’s 95% intervals. Not every registered patient responded. These respondents describe wider services or their circumstances; this is not a rating of a named pharmacy, dental practice or hospital.
2026 GP practice survey respondents
Had a conversation with healthcare professional to discuss managing conditions or illnesses: Yes
39.2%39.2% was reported for “Had a conversation with healthcare professional to discuss managing conditions or illnesses: Yes”. The share of respondents in this survey question who gave the stated answer. Each question can have a different respondent group.
Based on 72 responses to this question.
This question concerns wider support or personal circumstances, not just this practice.
Definition and source
Published measure: Had a conversation with healthcare professional to discuss managing conditions or illnesses: Yes
The calculation uses a denominator of 72 eligible, unweighted responses; the displayed percentage is survey-weighted.
Published 95% confidence interval: 31.3–47.7%. This describes statistical uncertainty around the estimate.
Weighted GP Patient Survey 2026 summary. Denominator is the unweighted number of eligible responses to this question; confidence limits are the publisher’s 95% intervals. Not every registered patient responded. These respondents describe wider services or their circumstances; this is not a rating of a named pharmacy, dental practice or hospital.
2026 GP practice survey respondents
Support from local services or organisations to manage conditions or illnesses: Yes
63.2%63.2% was reported for “Support from local services or organisations to manage conditions or illnesses: Yes”. The share of respondents in this survey question who gave the stated answer. Each question can have a different respondent group.
Based on 51 responses to this question.
This question concerns wider support or personal circumstances, not just this practice.
Definition and source
Published measure: Support from local services or organisations to manage conditions or illnesses: Yes
The calculation uses a denominator of 51 eligible, unweighted responses; the displayed percentage is survey-weighted.
Published 95% confidence interval: 53–72.3%. This describes statistical uncertainty around the estimate.
Weighted GP Patient Survey 2026 summary. Denominator is the unweighted number of eligible responses to this question; confidence limits are the publisher’s 95% intervals. Not every registered patient responded. These respondents describe wider services or their circumstances; this is not a rating of a named pharmacy, dental practice or hospital.
2026 GP practice survey respondents
Care and concern
91.5%91.5% of respondents to this survey question rated the professional as good at treating them with care and concern. The percentage is survey-weighted, rather than a survey of every registered patient.
Based on 99 responses to this question.
Definition and source
Published measure: Rating of healthcare professional at treating you with care and concern : Good
The calculation uses a denominator of 99 eligible, unweighted responses; the displayed percentage is survey-weighted.
Published 95% confidence interval: 86.6–94.7%. This describes statistical uncertainty around the estimate.
Weighted GP Patient Survey 2026 summary. Denominator is the unweighted number of eligible responses to this question; confidence limits are the publisher’s 95% intervals. Not every registered patient responded.
2026 GP practice survey respondents
Choices offered when contacting GP practice: Choice of time or day
36.9%36.9% was reported for “Choices offered when contacting GP practice: Choice of time or day”. The share of respondents in this survey question who gave the stated answer. Each question can have a different respondent group.
Based on 69 responses to this question.
Definition and source
Published measure: Choices offered when contacting GP practice: Choice of time or day
The calculation uses a denominator of 69 eligible, unweighted responses; the displayed percentage is survey-weighted.
Published 95% confidence interval: 29–45.6%. This describes statistical uncertainty around the estimate.
Weighted GP Patient Survey 2026 summary. Denominator is the unweighted number of eligible responses to this question; confidence limits are the publisher’s 95% intervals. Not every registered patient responded.
2026 GP practice survey respondents
Confidence in the professional
93.3%93.3% of respondents to this survey question had confidence and trust in the professional they saw or spoke to. The percentage is survey-weighted, rather than a survey of every registered patient.
Based on 98 responses to this question.
Definition and source
Published measure: Confidence and trust in healthcare professional: Yes
The calculation uses a denominator of 98 eligible, unweighted responses; the displayed percentage is survey-weighted.
Published 95% confidence interval: 88.7–96.1%. This describes statistical uncertainty around the estimate.
Weighted GP Patient Survey 2026 summary. Denominator is the unweighted number of eligible responses to this question; confidence limits are the publisher’s 95% intervals. Not every registered patient responded.
2026 GP practice survey respondents
Involvement in decisions about care and treatment: Yes
92.8%92.8% was reported for “Involvement in decisions about care and treatment: Yes”. The share of respondents in this survey question who gave the stated answer. Each question can have a different respondent group.
Based on 89 responses to this question.
Definition and source
Published measure: Involvement in decisions about care and treatment: Yes
The calculation uses a denominator of 89 eligible, unweighted responses; the displayed percentage is survey-weighted.
Published 95% confidence interval: 87.9–95.9%. This describes statistical uncertainty around the estimate.
Weighted GP Patient Survey 2026 summary. Denominator is the unweighted number of eligible responses to this question; confidence limits are the publisher’s 95% intervals. Not every registered patient responded.
2026 GP practice survey respondents
Healthcare professional had all the information needed about you: Yes
90.5%90.5% was reported for “Healthcare professional had all the information needed about you: Yes”. The share of respondents in this survey question who gave the stated answer. Each question can have a different respondent group.
Based on 98 responses to this question.
Definition and source
Published measure: Healthcare professional had all the information needed about you: Yes
The calculation uses a denominator of 98 eligible, unweighted responses; the displayed percentage is survey-weighted.
Published 95% confidence interval: 85.4–94%. This describes statistical uncertainty around the estimate.
Weighted GP Patient Survey 2026 summary. Denominator is the unweighted number of eligible responses to this question; confidence limits are the publisher’s 95% intervals. Not every registered patient responded.
2026 GP practice survey respondents
Feeling listened to
88.7%88.7% of respondents to this survey question rated the professional as good at listening to them. The percentage is survey-weighted, rather than a survey of every registered patient.
Based on 98 responses to this question.
Definition and source
Published measure: Rating of healthcare professional at listening to you: Good
The calculation uses a denominator of 98 eligible, unweighted responses; the displayed percentage is survey-weighted.
Published 95% confidence interval: 83.3–92.5%. This describes statistical uncertainty around the estimate.
Weighted GP Patient Survey 2026 summary. Denominator is the unweighted number of eligible responses to this question; confidence limits are the publisher’s 95% intervals. Not every registered patient responded.
2026 GP practice survey respondents
Rating of healthcare professional at considering mental wellbeing: Good
71.7%71.7% was reported for “Rating of healthcare professional at considering mental wellbeing: Good”. The share of respondents in this survey question who gave the stated answer. Each question can have a different respondent group.
Based on 84 responses to this question.
Definition and source
Published measure: Rating of healthcare professional at considering mental wellbeing: Good
The calculation uses a denominator of 84 eligible, unweighted responses; the displayed percentage is survey-weighted.
Published 95% confidence interval: 64.2–78.2%. This describes statistical uncertainty around the estimate.
Weighted GP Patient Survey 2026 summary. Denominator is the unweighted number of eligible responses to this question; confidence limits are the publisher’s 95% intervals. Not every registered patient responded.
2026 GP practice survey respondents
How the last appointment took place: Remote
27.4%27.4% was reported for “How the last appointment took place: Remote”. The share of respondents in this survey question who gave the stated answer. Each question can have a different respondent group.
Based on 98 responses to this question.
Definition and source
Published measure: How the last appointment took place: Remote
The calculation uses a denominator of 98 eligible, unweighted responses; the displayed percentage is survey-weighted.
Published 95% confidence interval: 21.5–34.3%. This describes statistical uncertainty around the estimate.
Weighted GP Patient Survey 2026 summary. Denominator is the unweighted number of eligible responses to this question; confidence limits are the publisher’s 95% intervals. Not every registered patient responded.
2026 GP practice survey respondents
How long waited for appointment: It was about right
61.9%61.9% was reported for “How long waited for appointment: It was about right”. The share of respondents in this survey question who gave the stated answer. Each question can have a different respondent group.
Based on 86 responses to this question.
Definition and source
Published measure: How long waited for appointment: It was about right
The calculation uses a denominator of 86 eligible, unweighted responses; the displayed percentage is survey-weighted.
Published 95% confidence interval: 54.2–69.1%. This describes statistical uncertainty around the estimate.
Weighted GP Patient Survey 2026 summary. Denominator is the unweighted number of eligible responses to this question; confidence limits are the publisher’s 95% intervals. Not every registered patient responded.
2026 GP practice survey respondents
When last GP practice appointment was: Last 6 months
83.6%83.6% was reported for “When last GP practice appointment was: Last 6 months”. The share of respondents in this survey question who gave the stated answer. Each question can have a different respondent group.
Based on 100 responses to this question.
Definition and source
Published measure: When last GP practice appointment was: Last 6 months
The calculation uses a denominator of 100 eligible, unweighted responses; the displayed percentage is survey-weighted.
Published 95% confidence interval: 77.6–88.2%. This describes statistical uncertainty around the estimate.
Weighted GP Patient Survey 2026 summary. Denominator is the unweighted number of eligible responses to this question; confidence limits are the publisher’s 95% intervals. Not every registered patient responded.
2026 GP practice survey respondents
Easy contact through the NHS App
32.1%32.1% was reported for “Easy contact through the NHS App”. Respondents to this question who found contacting the practice through the NHS App easy.
Based on 64 responses to this question.
Definition and source
Published measure: Ease of contacting GP practice using the NHS app: Easy
The calculation uses a denominator of 64 eligible, unweighted responses; the displayed percentage is survey-weighted.
Published 95% confidence interval: 24.4–41%. This describes statistical uncertainty around the estimate.
Weighted GP Patient Survey 2026 summary. Denominator is the unweighted number of eligible responses to this question; confidence limits are the publisher’s 95% intervals. Not every registered patient responded.
2026 GP practice survey respondents
Have a preferred healthcare professional: Yes
41.5%41.5% was reported for “Have a preferred healthcare professional: Yes”. The share of respondents in this survey question who gave the stated answer. Each question can have a different respondent group.
Based on 100 responses to this question.
Definition and source
Published measure: Have a preferred healthcare professional: Yes
The calculation uses a denominator of 100 eligible, unweighted responses; the displayed percentage is survey-weighted.
Published 95% confidence interval: 34.7–48.7%. This describes statistical uncertainty around the estimate.
Weighted GP Patient Survey 2026 summary. Denominator is the unweighted number of eligible responses to this question; confidence limits are the publisher’s 95% intervals. Not every registered patient responded.
2026 GP practice survey respondents
Frequency of seeing or speaking to preferred healthcare professional: Always or almost always, a lot of the time
28.9%28.9% was reported for “Frequency of seeing or speaking to preferred healthcare professional: Always or almost always, a lot of the time”. The share of respondents in this survey question who gave the stated answer. Each question can have a different respondent group.
Based on 41 responses to this question.
Definition and source
Published measure: Frequency of seeing or speaking to preferred healthcare professional: Always or almost always, a lot of the time
The calculation uses a denominator of 41 eligible, unweighted responses; the displayed percentage is survey-weighted.
Published 95% confidence interval: 19.8–40.1%. This describes statistical uncertainty around the estimate.
Weighted GP Patient Survey 2026 summary. Denominator is the unweighted number of eligible responses to this question; confidence limits are the publisher’s 95% intervals. Not every registered patient responded.
2026 GP practice survey respondents
Helpful reception team
75.4%75.4% of respondents to this survey question found the reception and administrative team helpful. The percentage is survey-weighted, rather than a survey of every registered patient.
Based on 97 responses to this question.
Definition and source
Published measure: Helpfulness of reception and administrative team: Helpful
The calculation uses a denominator of 97 eligible, unweighted responses; the displayed percentage is survey-weighted.
Published 95% confidence interval: 68.6–81.1%. This describes statistical uncertainty around the estimate.
Weighted GP Patient Survey 2026 summary. Denominator is the unweighted number of eligible responses to this question; confidence limits are the publisher’s 95% intervals. Not every registered patient responded.
2026 GP practice survey respondents
Easy contact through the website
28.3%28.3% was reported for “Easy contact through the website”. Respondents to this question who found contacting the practice through its website easy.
Based on 77 responses to this question.
Definition and source
Published measure: Ease of contacting GP practice using their website: Easy
The calculation uses a denominator of 77 eligible, unweighted responses; the displayed percentage is survey-weighted.
Published 95% confidence interval: 21.5–36.1%. This describes statistical uncertainty around the estimate.
Weighted GP Patient Survey 2026 summary. Denominator is the unweighted number of eligible responses to this question; confidence limits are the publisher’s 95% intervals. Not every registered patient responded.
2026 GP practice survey respondents
Experience of using pharmacy services: Good
88.2%88.2% was reported for “Experience of using pharmacy services: Good”. The share of respondents in this survey question who gave the stated answer. Each question can have a different respondent group.
Based on 92 responses to this question.
Definition and source
Published measure: Experience of using pharmacy services: Good
The calculation uses a denominator of 92 eligible, unweighted responses; the displayed percentage is survey-weighted.
Published 95% confidence interval: 82.5–92.2%. This describes statistical uncertainty around the estimate.
Weighted GP Patient Survey 2026 summary. Denominator is the unweighted number of eligible responses to this question; confidence limits are the publisher’s 95% intervals. Not every registered patient responded. These respondents describe wider services or their circumstances; this is not a rating of a named pharmacy, dental practice or hospital.
2026 GP practice survey sample
Survey responses received
100 responses100 responses was reported for “Survey responses received”. Survey participation information; this is not a rating of care.
Definition and source
Published measure: Survey responses received
2026 survey fieldwork. The number answering a particular question can be smaller than the total responses received.
2026 GP practice survey sample
Survey response rate
22.7%22.7% was reported for “Survey response rate”. The share of respondents in this survey question who gave the stated answer. Each question can have a different respondent group.
Definition and source
Published measure: Survey response rate
2026 survey fieldwork. The number answering a particular question can be smaller than the total responses received.
Workforce and registered population
Staff numbers and working hours describe the size of the team, not who is available for your next appointment.
2026-06-30 GP practice
Patients per full-time equivalent GP
0.8 patients per FTE0.8 patients per FTE was reported for “Patients per full-time equivalent GP”. Registered patients divided by GP working-time capacity, excluding trainees and locums. Other staff also provide care.
Definition and source
Published measure: Registered patients per GP FTE (excluding trainees and locums)
The calculation uses a denominator of 2.6; see the source for the eligible group.
Derived using the registered list in the workforce publication. This is staffing context, not a direct measure of appointment availability.
2026-06-30 GP practice
GP working-time capacity
2.6 FTE2.6 FTE was reported for “GP working-time capacity”. Combined GP hours expressed as full-time posts. This is different from the number of individual GPs.
Definition and source
Published measure: All GPs: full-time equivalent
Practice workforce snapshot. Headcount and full-time equivalents are different measures. Source status: Fully provided.
2026-06-30 GP practice
Nurses: full-time equivalent
1.4 FTE1.4 FTE was reported for “Nurses: full-time equivalent”. Practice workforce snapshot.
Definition and source
Published measure: Nurses: full-time equivalent
Practice workforce snapshot. Headcount and full-time equivalents are different measures. Source status: Fully provided.
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2026-06-30 GP practice
Administrative staff: full-time equivalent
5.8 FTE5.8 FTE was reported for “Administrative staff: full-time equivalent”. Practice workforce snapshot.
Definition and source
Published measure: Administrative staff: full-time equivalent
Practice workforce snapshot. Headcount and full-time equivalents are different measures. Source status: Fully provided.
2026-06-30 GP practice
Direct patient care staff: full-time equivalent
0 FTE0 FTE was reported for “Direct patient care staff: full-time equivalent”. Practice workforce snapshot.
Definition and source
Published measure: Direct patient care staff: full-time equivalent
Practice workforce snapshot. Headcount and full-time equivalents are different measures. Source status: No data provided.
2026-06-30 GP practice
GPs excluding training grades and locums: full-time equivalent
2.6 FTE2.6 FTE was reported for “GPs excluding training grades and locums: full-time equivalent”. Practice workforce snapshot.
Definition and source
Published measure: GPs excluding training grades and locums: full-time equivalent
Practice workforce snapshot. Headcount and full-time equivalents are different measures. Source status: Fully provided.
2026-06-30 GP practice
All GPs: headcount
4 people4 people was reported for “All GPs: headcount”. Practice workforce snapshot.
Definition and source
Published measure: All GPs: headcount
Practice workforce snapshot. Headcount and full-time equivalents are different measures. Source status: Fully provided.
2026-06-30 GP practice
Nurses: headcount
2 people2 people was reported for “Nurses: headcount”. Practice workforce snapshot.
Definition and source
Published measure: Nurses: headcount
Practice workforce snapshot. Headcount and full-time equivalents are different measures. Source status: Fully provided.
About this service
- Recorded care types
- GP practices
- Local authority area
- Bradford
- Funding information
- Confirm directly with the provider
- Registered provider
- Affinity Care
- Telephone in source record
- 01274613326
- NHS organisation code
- B83054
- CQC identifier
- 1-7807948112
Also recorded as: Affinity Care.
Registered specialisms
- Services for everyone
These are specialisms in the regulatory record. They do not confirm that a particular treatment, assessment or place is currently available.
CQC inspection evidence
Keep the publication date and assessed service in view. Ratings are reproduced as categories; they are not averaged into a score.
| Assessment | Rating | Published |
|---|---|---|
| Safe | Good | 9 June 2025 |
| Responsive | Good | 9 June 2025 |
| Effective | Good | 6 February 2023 |
| Caring | Good | 6 February 2023 |
| Well-led | Good | 9 June 2025 |
| Overall | Good | 9 June 2025 |
Ratings for specific services and population groups (10)
| Assessment | Rating | Published |
|---|---|---|
| People whose circumstances may make them vulnerable Overall | Good · inherited | 1 July 2016 |
| People with long term conditions Overall | Good · inherited | 1 July 2016 |
| Families, children and young people Overall | Good · inherited | 1 July 2016 |
| Working age people (including those recently retired and students) Overall | Good · inherited | 1 July 2016 |
| Older people Overall | Good · inherited | 1 July 2016 |
| People experiencing poor mental health (including people with dementia) Overall | Good · inherited | 1 July 2016 |
| General Practice Overall | Good | 9 June 2025 |
| General Practice Responsive | Good | 9 June 2025 |
| General Practice Safe | Good | 9 June 2025 |
| General Practice Well-led | Good | 9 June 2025 |
Prescribing and registration context
Use prescribing patterns with clinical and population context. A nearby practice is not proof of catchment eligibility or current registration availability.
Understand GP prescribing, catchments and the practice measuresRegulated activities
- Diagnostic and screening procedures
- Family planning
- Maternity and midwifery services
- Surgical procedures
- Treatment of disease, disorder or injury
Connected organisations and services
- Affinity Care PCNPCN member
- Affinity CareRegistered provider
Sources and coverage
- Care Quality Commission registerDirectory: 9 September 2026; detailed register: 1 September 2026 · Retrieved 10 September 2026
- General practice workforce2026-06-30 · Retrieved 10 September 2026
Joined using the published practice ODS code.
- GP Patient Survey2026 · Retrieved 10 September 2026
Joined using the published practice ODS code.
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