General-practitioner services

Tender description

Oxfordshire Clinical Commissioning Group (‘OCCG’) is seeking to engage with the market and interested providers regarding a potential opportunity to provide GP services at Windrush Surgery in Banbury, Oxfordshire under a GMS contract. The successful provider would be required to work with existing GP partners over the coming years with a view to fully take on the full range of primary medical services and run the surgery when current GP partners retire. The surgery is an urban non-dispensing practice with a smaller than average patient list of 8 500 with an approximate gross revenue of >GBP 1 000 000 per annum. It is anticipated the contract will commence in July 2021. Oxfordshire Clinical Commissioning Group (‘OCCG’) is seeking to engage with the market and interested providers regarding a potential opportunity to provide GP services at Windrush Surgery in Banbury, Oxfordshire under a GMS contract. The successful provider would be required to work with existing GP partners over the coming years with a view to fully take on the full range of primary medical services and run the surgery when current GP partners retire. The surgery is an urban non-dispensing practice with a smaller than average patient list of 8 500 with an approximate gross revenue of >GBP 1 000 000 per annum. It is anticipated the contract will commence in July 2021. The successful provider will be expected to: • work with current GP partners with a view to take over the surgery fully within 2 – 3 years. • play a full role in the Banbury Alliance primary care network, newly formed with 3 member practices. • provide primary care services which will be accessible, convenient and responsive. • deliver all services throughout core hours which will cover 8 a.m. until 6.30 p.m. Monday to Friday. • design services around the needs of patients and carers, ensuring they are offered more choice and a greater say in their treatment. • have processes in place to evaluate and continually improve on patient satisfaction. • have processes in place to engage effectively with the local communities. • participate in Quality and Outcomes Framework (QOF). • be eligible for and expected to provide all enhanced services, remunerated in line with the relevant Directions as specified by the commissioner on an annual basis. • promotion of healthy living with the aim of tackling the underlying causes of ill health • participate in medical training – currently F2s and future potential for medical student.