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Appointment Requests
To request an appointment please fill out our total triage form. Please note that in order to direct you to the correct service of who will best meet your needs, you will be asked a number of questions. Please do your best to answer their questions so your request is handled appropriately.
If you attend with cough/cold symptoms, please wear a face covering to protect both you and our staff.
Routine Appointment Requests
For routine appointment requests we encourage you to use the total traige form. It is easier to do this as you do not have to queue on hold waiting to request an appointment.
Our team can book evening or weekend appointments at other practices across the city for patients who need to be seen by a GP or nurse when this practice is closed.
Home Visits
The doctors can carry out home visits for patients who are housebound and who are more vulnerable.
We ask you to fill out our total triage form before 10am to arrange this so that we can assess the need for a visit the same day. However, this is at the doctor’s discretion and they will assess your situation and advise you appropriately.
Nurse and Healthcare Assistant Appointments
Our experienced Practice Nurses and Health Care Assistants are usually available to deal with the following:
- Diabetic and Asthma reviews
- Blood pressure checks
- Dressings changes, including suture (stitch) removal
- Immunisation and injections including childhood & flu vaccinations, medication injections eg B12 etc
- Contraception - including pills, emergency contraception, depo injections, coil checks
- Smear tests
- Annual health checks
- New patient medicals
- Blood Tests
- Diet and lifestyle advice including weight loss
Specialist Appointments
- Baby checks
- Postnatal Checks
- Contraceptive Coils and Implant fittings
- Health Checks for people with Learning Disabilities, Serious Mental Illness, Severe Frailty
- Structured Medication Reviews
- Mental Health assessments, therapy & support
Physiotherapy Appointments
- Physio First service to assess muscular aches and pains and provide a plan
Midwife appointments
Please contact the surgery when you are 8-10 weeks pregnant and we will book you an appointment with the midwife.
MAT B1 forms are given at over 20 weeks by your midwife, not by the Practice.
Other local healthcare services
Please note we do not provide dental services. Phone your dentist if you have dental problems: your NHS dentist is contracted to treat you for emergency and routine dental care. If you do not have a dentist then please call 111 who can arrange an appointment with an emergency dental service.
Consult the NHS 111 Advice Line or website: If you are looking for urgent advice, please phone NHS 111. Otherwise you can often find advice on the NHS website or app.
