Dr Emily Bailey GP Brighton

Dr Emily Bailey GP Brighton – Local, Expert Medical Care You Can Trust

Dr Emily Bailey GP Brighton provides expert and compassionate care to patients at Stanford Medical Centre. She supports individuals and families across Brighton with a focus on health, wellbeing, and continuity of care. You can rely on her for both everyday medical concerns and specialist guidance for long-term conditions.

Comprehensive Healthcare Tailored to You

Our skilled team handles minor health concerns efficiently. Moreover, we provide specialist care for ongoing medical conditions. In addition, a wide range of clinics support your physical and emotional wellbeing throughout life.

Patients can register online through our website. Furthermore, appointments can be easily booked or cancelled via our digital portal. You may also reorder repeat prescriptions at your convenience.

Dr Emily Bailey GP Brighton – Focused on Patient Partnerships

We work alongside patients to provide care that is personal and practical. Consequently, after registering, you form a partnership with your GP that supports shared decision-making. Likewise, we tailor our services to meet your unique needs.

Moreover, our Patient Participation Group (PPG) strengthens this collaborative approach. As a result, patients contribute to how the practice grows and improves.

Get Involved: The Patient Participation Group

The PPG includes patients and staff from Stanford Medical Centre who meet throughout the year. Their goal is to enhance services and foster open communication. Additionally, they provide valuable input on how we support both staff and patients.

Consequently, your feedback through this group helps us offer care that reflects what matters most to you.

Share Your Experience: Friends and Family Test

We welcome your feedback. Please take the Friends and Family Test to let us know how we’re doing. Furthermore, your insights guide our ongoing service improvements.

Supporting the Next Generation of Healthcare Professionals

As a training practice, we regularly host medical students. These students learn from real-world experience, but you are never required to see one. Just let our team know.

Similarly, GP registrars—qualified doctors in training—may request to record consultations for educational use. Even so, you can decline without hesitation. Your comfort always comes first.

Using the GP Patient Survey to Grow

The GP Patient Survey, conducted by Ipsos MORI for NHS England, gives patients a voice. Consequently, it shows how practices like ours are performing. We use this feedback to continue improving the care we deliver.