Dr Mohan Saini

Dr Mohan Singh Saini trained in India in the prestigious Armed Forces Medical College qualifying in 1971 before leaving to become a General Practitioner in the UK. He has been on the GP register since and specialises in Joint Injections and diseases of the eye.

Dr Jessy Saini

Dr Jessy Saini Trained in Birmingham University Medical School qualifying in 2002. She went on to train as a surgeon and gained her Membership of the Royal College of Surgeons in 2006. She then Trained as General Practitioner, taking with her the skills she learned in Hospital Medicine before becoming part of the Royal College of General Practitioners in 2009. She specialises in Women's Health and Diabetes.

Our benefits at a glance

• We offer a range of NHS services
• You have a choice of a male or female GP as your own personal doctor.
• Based in a health centre where phlebotomy, complex family planning clinics, community clinics led by hospital consultants and ultrasound scanning is available on site so no need to travel to hospital.
• Daily telephone triage service available to all patients for help and advice from our doctors.
• Our staff and doctors are multilingual and converse easily in Punjabi, Hindi or Urdu in addition to English. For any other languages, we provide an interpretor service.
• Free pregnancy testing in association with the local pharmacies - please ask for details.
• We have disabled access including designated parking spaces, a lift and a hearing loop for our deaf patents. We also offer interpretors specialising in dealing with sign language and Makaton.

Primary Care Network

Our surgery is part of the i3 PCN, this a group of local practices working together for our local population. The PCN is made up of 9 practices with a population of around 70000 patients. 

Clinical Commissioning Group 

Our surgery also falls under the Birmingham & Solihul Clinical Commissoning Group

The CCG is an organisation which oversees all the surgeries in its area, they are responsible for contracting all the Hospital services we use for patients. They also manage our prescribing, provide training and development for all staff working in Doctors surgeries both clinical and adminstrative, they provide mentor support to Doctors, Nurses, and all primary care staff. They have a managerial responsibility for many other aspects of the provision of primary care services.