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Voyager Family Health

Farnborough Centre for Health, Apollo Rise, Farnborough, GU14 0NP (01252) 545078

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Latest inspection: 21 October 2022 Report published: 6 December 2022

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Review titled eConsultation is never available

★★★

Rated 3 stars out of 5

by Anonymous - Posted on 29 March 2023

This is the first GP practice that never seems to have availability to write an eConsultation past 8:30am. It apparently opens at 8am and then by the time it hits 8:30am it switches off and then you have to try again the next day. Usually GP practices would keep this open at least for the morning and manage expectations by saying a GP will come back to them within 2 days. It's not ideal when you have a busy schedule to always be waiting at 8am for a chance to make it through to write one. This could definitely be managed better.

Visited March 2023

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Review titled A brilliant service!

★★★★★

Rated 5 stars out of 5

by Anonymous - Posted on 08 March 2023

During the past few months I have needed to use Voyager's services quite a lot. They have always been so incredibly helpful and have attended to absolutely everything really quickly and efficiently. Considering all the strain that the NHS continues to be under, I am so grateful that I have such an amazing service to rely upon. Their customer care is truly excellent. Thanks you very much!

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Replied on 09 March 2023

Dear Patient, Thank you for taking the time to leave a review. Your positive feedback means a lot to the staff. Thanks again Marina IT Lead

Review titled Great service and great staff

by Cheryl - Posted on 21 February 2023

I’ve had to visit a few times in the last few weeks and would like to prise the staff. It makes such a difference to be greeted with a smile and not feel like an inconvenience and also to feel like I’m treated as and dealing with a human! In terms of timeframes, all my follow ups have been before the deadline given and everything well explained. I’m really impressed with the service I’ve experienced recently - thank you!

Visited February 2023

Review titled Fantastic service great practice

by Cheryl - Posted on 24 January 2023

I have needed to use Voyager Family Health twice in the last few weeks for my elderly Mum. The doctor who I spoke to over the phone was kind, caring and compassionate and despite obviously being very busy took time to discuss my Mum and at no point did I feel was rushing me to get to the next patient. The paramedic practitioner who visited was amazing. Kind, caring and brilliant dealing with Mum. Both are a real credit to the practice and an asset to the NHS. I cannot praise highly enough, very well done and many thanks.

Visited January 2023

Replied on 26 January 2023

Dear Cheryl, Thank you for taking the time to share your experience. We are so pleased to hear that it was positive and hope that mum is on the mend? I will pass your thanks to our team and to the Paramedic Team. Marina IT & Project Lead

Review titled Poor service drs who don’t listen or care

Rated 1 star out of 5

by Trevor white - Posted on 12 June 2023

after many operations going to see gp was a nightmare .sent for investigation at addenbrooks hospital Cambridge after a long wait to be told I was sent to wrong specialist calls never returned and on 1 accasion very rude lady Dr ( name withheld ) was rude and when on phone speaker she slammed phone down .tried to get repeat prescription for aromorph waited to be told Dr needs to organise it after a long wait changed drs ime not the only person to complain think only the good reviews get published was a good surgery before got to big

Visited December 2022

Replied on 13 June 2023

Dear Mr White, Thank you for taking the time to send us feeback. I am sorry to hear that your experience with us is negative. If you could kindly give us a call on 01252 545078 option 6, our complaints manager would be happy to discuss this further. Marina Edwards IT Lead

Review titled Not Helpful At All

by Anonymous - Posted on 04 October 2022

I have had to had blood tests and Drs appointments due to mcs. The practice been terrible around in turning appointment dates. There is no empathy from the staffs and it makes it worst in this waiting game.

Visited October 2022

Replied on 05 October 2022

We are very sorry to hear that your recent experience with us is not positive, and that you are not happy with the service provided on this occasion. To enable us to look into this further, please contact the surgery and ask to speak to the Practice Business Manager.

Review titled Mental Health Support

by Anonymous - Posted on 05 December 2022

Surgery were straight onto my request for support and made me an appointment with their mental health specialist. She genuinely is the best person to talk to and an exceptional listener - just when things are too much. It feels like we are working together but she says it's all coming from me. I feel in a much better place and it's absolutely down to her.

Review titled Great nurse

by Rachel - Posted on 27 September 2022

I had a blood test today which I’m always nervous about as it’s normally painful and slow. I had a great nurse who was very kind and so experienced I barely noticed it. The reception staff are also very helpful and kind when you call.

Visited September 2022

Replied on 28 September 2022

Thank you Rachel for your very kind response. All our staff try extremely hard to be helpful and empathetic to all our patients, and they will be very pleased to receive this feedback. Marina IT & Project Lead

Review titled No insulin given

by Tamla Miller - Posted on 26 September 2022

My son is type one dieabetic he requested his normal insulin and it was rejected as he needed a review which is absolutely fine I explained on a number of occasions he needs this insulin to keep him alive 10 days later and over 6 phone calls and a promise of a prescription nothing he was left with no insulin tonight and I phoned and visited the practice to make sure he would have an urgent care call Did he ? Of course he didn't He has spent his night up frimley park hospital making sure he has the insulin You have a duty of care Shame on you

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Review titled Fantastic support

by Anonymous - Posted on 22 August 2022

Having suffered an unexpected medical situation and subsequent ongoing issues for the past 5 months, the support and advice that I have received, either face to face, via the triage call back service or by the e-consultation process for administration support has been fantastic. Thank you for all of your ongoing support and advice which is really appreciated.

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Replied on 23 August 2022

Thank you very much for your wonderful review. It is really nice to hear when we do a good job. VFH

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Voyager Family Health is one of the leading GP practice in Farnborough and it is located at Farnborough Centre for Health, Apollo Rise, Southwood Business Park, Farnborough, Hampshire, GU14 0NP . Patients can contact Voyager Family Health at 01252 545078 for appointments. Services offered by Voyager Family Health are Primary care counselling service, Obesity management clinic, Dressings clinic (nurse led), Travel health with yellow fever, Phlebotomy, Child health and development and others. Voyager Family Health GP has total 18069 registered patients , out of this there are 8890 female registered patients and 9179 male registered patients. It offers Electronic Prescription Service (EPS) which allows you to get your medicines with out the need of paper prescription. Voyager Family Health has medical staff of 5 to cater to your healthcare needs. NHS Frimley Icb - D4u1y is responsible for effective clinical commissioning of Voyager Family Health.

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After Months of Glitches and Gradual Fixes, Voyager 1 Is Fully Operational Once Again

Currently 15 billion miles away from Earth, one of NASA’s longest-tenured spacecraft is back from the brink after a technical failure last year put its future in question

Christian Thorsberg

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After a technical malfunction late last year rendered all of its subsequent readings as useless , NASA’s Voyager 1 spacecraft—which has spent nearly a half-century in space—has been brought back online and is once again fully functioning.

“The spacecraft has resumed gathering information about interstellar space,” NASA said in a press release .

Launched in 1977 and drifting some 15 billion miles away from Earth, on the outer reaches of our solar system, the satellite is both one of the world’s oldest-tenured crafts and currently the most distant—making its recovery from what was once presumed a dismal prognosis nothing short of miraculous.

Last November, the satellite began transmitting unintelligible strings of data, as opposed to the binary code it is supposed to send, back to NASA’s scientists. Initial efforts to diagnose and fix the problem were tedious. New commands took nearly a full day, 22.5 hours, to reach Voyager 1, and responses took an equal amount of time.

“Finding solutions to challenges the probes encounter often entails consulting original, decades-old documents written by engineers who didn’t anticipate the issues that are arising today,” Miles Hatfield wrote in a December NASA press release . “As a result, it takes time for the team to understand how a new command will affect the spacecraft’s operations in order to avoid unintended consequences.”

Waiting 45 hours between individual troubleshooting efforts was tedious. But incremental gains were made, and after five months of steady trial and error, the team found that Voyager 1’s problem lay in its flight data subsystem (FDS), which packages earthbound data. They pinpointed one faulty chip in particular, and were able to engineer a work-around.

In April, they enjoyed a breakthrough: a health and status report that indicated the satellite was still capable of lucid communication.

“Today was a great day for Voyager 1,” Linda Spilker, a Voyager project scientist at NASA’s Jet Propulsion Laboratory (JPL), said in a statement from that weekend, CNN’s Ashley Strickland reported. “We’re back in communication with the spacecraft. And we look forward to getting science data back.”

The team didn’t need to wait long. In late May, two of the spacecraft’s four scientific instruments began sending usable scientific data once again: the “bunny-eared” plasma wave subsystem , which protrudes 30 feet off the spacecraft and measures electron density, and the magnetometer instrument , which measures and analyzes the magnetic fields of Jupiter, Saturn, Uranus and Neptune.

“NASA has previously estimated that the nuclear-powered generators on Voyager 1 and Voyager 2 were likely to die around 2025,” the New York Times’    Orlando Mayorquín reports.

But, if they can survive until 2027, both spacecraft will reach their 50th anniversary.

Voyagers 1 and 2 are NASA’s only spacecraft to have explored outside of the sun’s heliosphere. Over the decades, they have explored the solar system’s gas giant planets and 48 moons . They also carry the Voyager Golden Records , intended to share sounds and images of Earth with alien civilizations.

“That's here. That's home. That's us. On it everyone you love, everyone you know, everyone you ever heard of, every human being who ever was, lived out their lives,” astronomer Carl Sagan famously said in 1990 on the day Voyager 1 took the iconic “pale blue dot” image of Earth at a distance of 3.7 billion miles from the sun.

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Voyager 1 is back online! NASA's most distant spacecraft returns data from all 4 instruments

All right, everyone — we can all breathe a sigh of relief. NASA's Voyager 1 spacecraft is fully operational once more, with all four science instruments returning usable data to Earth.

The problems began in November 2023, when Voyager 1 lost its ability to "speak" with us. More specifically, it started sending to Earth unintelligible data instead of its normal 0s and 1s of binary code. Of course, Voyager 1 is 46 years old — ancient for a spacecraft — so it wasn't entirely a surprise that its health might be waning. And that's not to mention that it's in entirely uncharted interstellar territory, some 15 billion miles (24 billion kilometers) from Earth.

Voyager 1's dogged team was determined to not only figure out what went wrong, but also to fix the problem. And they've succeeded! Controllers identified where the issue was located: the flight data subsystem (FDS), used to "package" data to be sent to Earth. Further sleuthing revealed the exact chip causing the problem, which allowed them to find a workaround. After the team relocated the code to a new location in the FDS, Voyager 1 finally sent back intelligible data on April 20, 2024 — but only from two of its four science instruments. Now, just two months later, Voyager 1's remaining two science instruments are back up and running, communicating effectively with mission control on Earth.

Even if Voyager 1 had gone dark for good, however, the mission would still have been a wild success. After it launched in 1977, its primary mission was to study Jupiter and Saturn — that was accomplished by 1980. (Its twin spacecraft, Voyager 2 , went on to study Uranus and Neptune .) But Voyager 1 is on an unstoppable path. Continuing its journey away from Earth, the spacecraft entered interstellar space in 2012, returning crucial data about this mysterious realm.

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Now that Voyager 1 is back online, the team will continue to "touch up" the spacecraft to get it back in top form, including resynchronizing its timekeeping software to execute commands at the right time , as well as performing maintenance on the digital tape recorder that measures plasma waves. And hopefully, Voyager 1 will have a long, happy life ahead.

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Voyager therapeutics announces appointment of nathan jorgensen as chief financial officer.

LEXINGTON, Mass., June 13, 2024 (GLOBE NEWSWIRE) -- Voyager Therapeutics, Inc. (Nasdaq: VYGR), a biotechnology company dedicated to advancing neurogenetic medicines, today announced the appointment of Nathan Jorgensen, Ph.D., MBA, as Chief Financial Officer (CFO), effective July 8, 2024. Jorgensen brings to Voyager a breadth of experience spanning investment banking, public and private healthcare investing, sell-side research, and operational roles in biotech, as well as expertise in neuroscience. He most recently served as Chief Financial Officer for Vor Biopharma Inc.

“Voyager has built a strong financial position from which to advance our clinical-stage and emerging pipeline of neurotherapeutics based on genetically-validated targets,” said Alfred W. Sandrock, Jr., M.D., Ph.D., Chief Executive Officer of Voyager. “Nathan’s highly differentiated background integrates operational and strategic leadership, a deep understanding of value creation in the life sciences, and expertise in neuroscience, which will be critical as we advance additional programs into the clinic and build a multi-modality neurotherapeutics company.”

As CFO at Vor Bio, Jorgensen oversaw finance, communications, facilities, GMP, and IT and raised over $400 million in public and private financings. Prior to this, he managed global public and private healthcare investing, including in early-stage biotech companies, for the Qatar Investment Authority, the sovereign wealth fund of the State of Qatar. Previously, Jorgensen led pharma and biotech investing efforts on the all-cap equity healthcare team at Calamos Investments LLC, a diversified global investment firm. Before joining Calamos, he covered mid- and large-cap biotech companies as an equity research analyst at Stifel, Nicolaus & Company, Incorporated. Prior to entering the financial sector, Jorgensen investigated the pathobiology of Parkinson’s disease as a postdoctoral scientist at the Columbia University Irving Medical Center. He received his MBA from the Cornell SC Johnson College of Business, his Ph.D. in neuroscience from the University of Minnesota, and his B.A. from St. John’s University.

“Voyager is advancing a suite of transformative neurogenetic medicines, with multiple opportunities to create value for patients and for shareholders,” said Jorgensen. “I am excited about the possibilities offered by Voyager’s differentiated platform, along with its unparalleled team in the field of neuroscience. The pipeline is poised to tackle the delivery hurdles that have held back progress in neurology, and I look forward to applying my strategic financial expertise to enable the team to execute and deliver on the promise of its tremendous science.”

About Voyager Therapeutics Voyager Therapeutics, Inc. (Nasdaq: VYGR) is a biotechnology company dedicated to leveraging the power of human genetics to modify the course of – and ultimately cure – neurological diseases. Our pipeline includes programs for Alzheimer’s disease, amyotrophic lateral sclerosis (ALS), Parkinson’s disease, and multiple other diseases of the central nervous system. Many of our programs are derived from our TRACER™ AAV capsid discovery platform, which we have used to generate novel capsids and identify associated receptors to potentially enable high brain penetration with genetic medicines following intravenous dosing. Some of our programs are wholly owned, and some are advancing with partners including Alexion, AstraZeneca Rare Disease; Novartis Pharma AG; Neurocrine Biosciences, Inc.; and Sangamo Therapeutics, Inc. For more information, visit www.voyagertherapeutics.com .

Voyager Therapeutics ® is a registered trademark, and TRACER™ is a trademark, of Voyager Therapeutics, Inc.

Forward-Looking Statements This press release contains forward-looking statements for the purposes of the safe harbor provisions under The Private Securities Litigation Reform Act of 1995 and other federal securities laws. The use of words such as “potential,” “anticipate,” “expect,” “will,” “may,” and other similar expressions are intended to identify forward-looking statements.

For example, all statements Voyager makes regarding the timing and effective date of the appointment of Dr. Jorgensen, the contributions Dr. Jorgensen may make in his role with the Company, and Voyager’s ability to advance additional programs into the clinic and build a multi-modality neurotherapeutics company are forward looking.

All forward-looking statements are based on estimates and assumptions by Voyager’s management that, although Voyager believes such forward-looking statements to be reasonable, are inherently uncertain. All forward-looking statements are subject to risks and uncertainties that may cause actual results to differ materially from those that Voyager expected. Such risks and uncertainties include, among others, the continued development of Voyager’s technology platforms, including Voyager’s TRACER platform and its antibody screening technology; the ability to initiate and conduct preclinical studies in animal models; the development by third parties of capsid identification platforms that may be competitive to Voyager’s TRACER capsid discovery platform; Voyager’s ability to create and protect intellectual property rights associated with the TRACER capsid discovery platform, the capsids identified by the platform, and development candidates for Voyager’s pipeline programs; the initiation, timing, conduct and outcomes of Voyager’s preclinical and clinical studies; the possibility or the timing of Voyager’s receipt of program reimbursement, development or commercialization milestones, option exercise, and other payments under Voyager’s existing licensing or collaboration agreements; the ability of Voyager to negotiate and complete licensing or collaboration agreements with other parties on terms acceptable to Voyager and the third parties; the ability to attract and retain talented directors, employees, and contractors; and the sufficiency of cash resources to fund its operations and pursue its corporate objectives.

These statements are also subject to a number of material risks and uncertainties that are described in Voyager’s most recent Annual Report on Form 10-K filed with the Securities and Exchange Commission. All information in the press release is as of the date of this press release, and any forward-looking statement speaks only as of the date on which it was made. Voyager undertakes no obligation to publicly update or revise this information or any forward-looking statement, whether as a result of new information, future events or otherwise, except as required by law.

Contacts Trista Morrison, NACD.DC, [email protected] Investors: Adam Bero, Ph.D., [email protected] Media: Brooke Shenkin, [email protected]

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• Eagle Creek No Matter What Duffel , $65 (originally $89)

Patagonia Fieldsmith Roll-top Pack

Seasoned travelers know that the accessories you travel with are just as important as the luggage itself. Fortunately, REI has no shortage of gear that will make your upcoming adventures a breeze, with prices starting as low as $14. If you’re often left struggling to get sleep during long-haul flights, the Matador Blackout Sleep Mask and Earplugs are a worthwhile investment at just $19, while the REI Co-op Shoe Bag promises to keep your clean clothes divorced from the filthy soles of your shoes while you’re on the go. Plus, if you’ve yet to experience the joys of packing cubes, now is your chance to snag the REI Co-op Expandable Packing Cube Set for a mere $23 this summer.

• REI Co-op Expandable Packing Cube Set , $23 (originally $33)
• Kavu Renrose SE Convertible Bag , $24 (originally $35)
• Sherpani Slone Convertible Pack , $32 (originally $65)
• REI Co-op Shoe Bag , $14 (originally $20)
• Patagonia Stealth Hip Pack , $115 (originally $169)
• REI Co-op Laundry Pack , $21 (originally $30)
• Eagle Creek Pack-It Containment Travel Organizer Set of 3 , $40 (originally $55)
• Osprey Daylite Sling Bag, $34 (originally $45)
• Matador FlatPak Waterproof Toiletry Case , $23 (originally $30)
• Matador Blackout Sleep Mask and Earplugs , $19 (originally $25)

Eagle Creek Pack-It Containment Travel Organizer Set of 3

With the first official day of summer behind us, temperatures will only continue to soar over the coming weeks, which makes lightweight, breathable clothing a major asset for staying comfortable while traveling. The good news is the flattering and packable Outdoor Voices TechSweat MoveFree Tank Top is on sale for $40, which pairs well with the $59 The North Face x Hike Clerb Spring Peak Skort . Together, they create a sporty and stylish travel outfit for a fraction of the regular price. And don’t worry, men’s apparel has also received the discount treatment. Right now, you can score the highly rated The North Face Men’s First Trail Shirt for only $55.

• Outdoor Voices Women’s TechSweat MoveFree Tank Top , $40 (originally $58)
• The North Face Women’s Sunrise Tank Top , $31 (originally $45)
• Outdoor Voices RecTrek 4-inch Women’s Shorts , $40 (originally $58)
• The North Face x Hike Clerb Spring Peak Skort , $59 (originally $85)
• Jessa One-piece Swimsuit , $67 (originally $96)
• Columbia Men’s Summit Valley Woven Shirt , $45 (originally $65)
• Saucony Outpace 5-inch Men’s Shorts , $38 (originally $55)
• The North Face Men’s First Trail Shirt , $55 (originally $75)
• Columbia Pine Canyon 7-inch Pull-on Shorts , $31 (originally $45)
• Kuhl Men’s Engineered Krew Shirt , $45 (originally $60)

The North Face x Hike Clerb Spring Peak Skort

From durable hiking boots to cushy walking sneakers, REI is brimming with some of the best footwear options for summer — all on major sale. In fact, the shopper-loved Hoka Men’s Speedgoat 5 Trail Running Shoes have been discounted to $125 for a limited time, while the breezy yet supportive Chaco Men’s Mega Z Cloud Sandals even boast a 33-percent discount. As for hiking shoes, the Hoka Women’s Trail Code GTX Hiking Boots are an exceptional option — especially at 25 percent off. But the deal that takes the cake is the well-cushioned and travel-friendly Keen Women’s WK400 Leather Walking Shoes , which are currently on sale for a staggering 50 percent off in the perfect neutral shade.

• Hoka Men’s Speedgoat 5 Trail Running Shoes , $125 (originally $155)
• Altra Women’s Outroad 2 Trail Running Shoes , $90 (originally $120)
• Chaco Men’s Mega Z Cloud Sandals , $70 (originally $105)
• Hoka Women’s Trail Code GTX Hiking Boots , $138 (originally $185)
• Merrell Men’s Moab Speed Mid Gore-Tex Hiking Boots , $119 (originally $170)
• Nike Women’s Vomero 17 Road Running Shoes , $120 (originally $160)
• On Men’s Cloudultra 2 Trail Running Shoes , $135 (originally $180)
• Keen Women’s WK400 Leather Walking Shoes , $80 (originally $160)
• New Balance Men’s Fresh Foam X More V4 Road Running Shoes , $121 (originally $150)
• Sorel Women’s Ona 503 Hiker Boots , $70 (originally $140)

Keen Women’s WK400 Leather Walking Shoes

REI is perhaps best known for its vast array of camping and outdoor gear, which is exactly why you won’t want to miss out on the deep discounts that are now available during the retailer’s Fourth of July sale. Trade in your old tent for the Alpine Mountain Gear Weekender Tent 4 while it’s on sale for a whopping 56 percent off. While you’re upgrading your campsite, don’t forget to add the plush, 50-percent-off Mountain Summit Gear Self-inflating 1.5 Camp Sleeping Pad to your cart. And as for the rest of your campground, we have a sneaking suspicion that the GCI Outdoor Freeform Zero Gravity Lounger will be a fan-favorite purchase — especially considering it’s only $77.

• Alpine Mountain Gear Weekender Tent 4 , $65 (originally $150)
• Mountain Summit Gear Self-inflating 1.5 Camp Sleeping Pad , $35 (originally $70)
• GCI Outdoor Freeform Zero Gravity Lounger , $77 (originally $110)
• ENO DoubleNest Hammock , $50 (originally $75)
• Mountain Hardwear Bishop Pass 15 Sleeping Bag , $228 (originally $305)
• Rumpl Original Puffy Blanket , $93 (originally $125)
• Eureka Space Camp 4-person Tent Footprint , $30 (originally $60)
• Zippo HeatBank 9s Plus Rechargeable Hand Warmer and Power Bank , $36 (originally $52)
• Big Agnes Goosenest Double-decker Inflatable Cot , $324 (originally $500)
• Outdoor Research PackOut Graphic Dry Bag 8L , $16 (originally $27)

ENO DoubleNest Hammock

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