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Hub Appointments With GP's & Other Health Care Professionals


If you're a patient with a chronic, complex or long term condition then in order to ensure your continuity of care it is important that you are seen by your GP here at the surgery.However, patients with non-chronic problems may get an appointment with a GP or other health care professional far more quickly or at short notice at one of the community hubs.


Monday to Friday 6.30pm - 8.00pm at Parkview Medical Practice


Saturday 8.00am - 12.00 at St Mary's Health Centre


Sunday 9.00am to 12.00am at Briarwood Medical Centre


The service offered is for pre-booked appointments and also a limited amount of appointments which are bookable on the day.Please note that once hub availability is full, you may be directed to an alternative service.


In a genuine emergency you should call 999.  Chest pains and/or shortness of breath constitute an emergency.

Repeat Prescriptions                                  red_pills_bottle

Important Notice

With effect from Friday 23 February 2018, we will only accept medication requests from you, or your carer.  The surgery has a computerised system for repeat prescriptions. There are several ways to order :

  • Use the internet, either a computer or smart phone app (please ask reception for details);
  • Post your request to the surgery enclosing a stamped addressed envelope;
  • Call in person at the surgery during normal opening hours and complete the request slip in reception

Please allow two working days for the surgery to prepare your repeat prescription, this includes internet requests.  Working days are Mon - Fri and exclude weekends and bank holidays

Please note that repeat prescriptions will only be issued for medication previously prescribed and authorised as a repeat by a doctor. Repeats are not normally authorised for antibiotics, contraception or painkillers. For these you may make an appointment with a clinician.

Your health is your responsibility. This includes the ordering of repeat prescriptions in time. Emergency appointments will not be allocated in order to obtain repeat prescriptions.

 
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