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We operate a 48-hour appointment system whereby you can see a healthcare professional during that time. We also still have pre-bookable appointments for those patients needing continuing care, and for people who work. (We will endeavour to provide a doctor of your choice but this will not always be possible). Urgent cases are seen on the day. Telephone consultation appointments are available for blood test results and other queries that can be dealt with over the phone. Our practice nurses do have triage appointments for minor ailments eg sore throats, earache etc.
'OUT OF HOURS'/EMERGENCIES ONLY- Telephone 602261
This number is available during normal
working hours for emergency calls only. Outside of normal hours the number is
redirected to the out-of-hours service which is an emergency service only and
therefore does not deal with any routine or prescription problems.
The out-of-hours
direct number is: 0300 130 1313
Should you require telephone
advice when the surgery is closed you can contact NHS Direct on: 0845
4647
or online at: www.nhsdirect.nhs.uk
If
you need emergency medical assistance, for instance the patient experiences CHEST PAIN, please call 999
and ask for an ambulance.
THE DISABLED
The medical centre was purpose-built and therefore there is ease of access as well as toilet facilities for the disabled.
If access presents a problem for you, please let our reception staff know and they will do their best to help.
