Northern Medical Centre - GP Caretaking contract

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Buyers

NHS North Central London Integrated Care Board

Value

£0

Classifications

General-practitioner services

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Published

3 months ago

Description

Northern Medical Centre - GP Caretaking contract
General Practice core services delivered as defined by NHS England 
Practice address: Northern Medical Centre, Holloway Community Health Centre, N7 8GG.
Contract continues to be funded at the current rate:
£107.57 pwp with a caretaking premium of £20.00 pwp and £5,000 pcm management fee, therefore approximately £137.01 pwp (based on 8,265.57 weighted patients).

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NHS North Central London Integrated Care Board

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