Cambridge Access Surgery
Address: 125 Newmarket Road Cambridge, Cambridgeshire CB5 8HB
Website: http://www.mhcambridgeaccess.co.uk/
Reception telephone: 01223 358961
Reception email: cpicb.casgroupmailbox@nhs.net
Summary
1 reports in total.
1 most recent reports used to determine rating.
Rating: insufficient data
Questions answered
The answers to the following questions are based on the majority response from the people that answered them.
| Will this practice make GIC referrals? | (1 answer) | inconclusive | ||
| Does this practice offer shared care, including prescribing, with NHS-run GICs? | (0 answers) | inconclusive | ||
| Does this practice offer shared care, including prescribing, with private GICs? | (0 answers) | inconclusive | ||
| Does this practice offer bridging prescriptions? | (0 answers) | inconclusive | ||
| Will this practice update your name upon request? | (0 answers) | inconclusive | ||
| Will this practice update your NHS gender marker upon request? | (0 answers) | inconclusive | ||
| Does this practice perform routine blood sample monitoring for HRT (and blockers), even without a shared care agreement (e.g., for DIY)? | (0 answers) | inconclusive | ||
| Will this practice write a letter supporting a GRC application? | (0 answers) | inconclusive | ||
| Will this practice write a letter supporting a change of gender marker in British passports? | (0 answers) | inconclusive | ||
| Will this practice help to arrange fertility preservation? | (0 answers) | inconclusive | ||
| Will this practice administer prescribed HRT? | (0 answers) | inconclusive |
Reports
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- Rating: For information
Reported Feb 2026
Please be aware is a specialist practice only accepting people experiencing homelessness. The staff there champion inclusion health and are also well versed in supporting people who may find keeping appointment times/ travelling to the surgery challenging. Most of the people who use this surgery have complex medical needs and struggle with the standard bureaucracy of most GP practices. I can't speak on if the practice offers shared care or will assist with monitoring bloods for DIY, but they do follow harm reduction approaches with substance use, so it would be likely for them to offer monitoring bloods.
If you're trans and experiencing homelessness this is probably an amazing resource.