Appointments

How To Book An Appointment

We operate an appointment system Monday to Friday, for pre-bookable routine/non-urgent appointments.

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Book Appointment

For all appointments follow this link, please complete our triage form.

AccurX triage form.

This will be triaged by triage team and we aim to respond within 48 hours this is for all Appointments, Routine and Urgent and also all Admin queries.

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Pharmacy & Self-Care

Most pharmacies can help you with seven common conditions without needing a GP appointment.

Pharmacy First

The Pharmacy First scheme was launched by the government and NHS England to give patients quick and accessible care and ease pressure on GP services. Pharmacists can now treat and prescribe medication for the following common conditions and ailments:

  • Sinusitis – 12 years and over
  • Sore throat – 5 years and over
  • Earache – 1 to 17 years
  • Infected insect bites – 1 year and older
  • Impetigo – 1 year and older
  • Shingles – 18 years and older
  • Uncomplicated urinary tract infections – Women 16 to 64 years

Ask your pharmacy for more information about this free NHS service.

To find your nearest pharmacy and check opening times, visit the NHS find a pharmacy service

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Telephone Advice

The health care professionals are willing to speak with you on the telephone if available

However, it is helpful if you can tell the receptionist the nature of your call. It can be disruptive to interrupt them when in surgery, and it may be that your call will be returned at a more appropriate time of day.

We cannot indicate when calls may be returned, and cannot guarantee that they will be on the same day. Please remember this is the equivalent of an appointment, which has to be allocated to the person who will be calling you.

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Emergency Appointments

These can only be requested on the day and will be triaged.

You will not be able to book with a specified clinician, and there may be a considerable delay according to demand. Whilst we will always try to respond as soon as possible, this cannot be guaranteed to be the same day.

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Life Threatening - Go to A&E

If you or someone you know has a life-threatening condition, such as loss of consciousness, a sudden confused state, chest pain, breathing difficulties etc, you should call 999

In an EMERGENCY call 999.
Emergencies are situations that cannot be managed at home and may be life threatening