THE SURGERY WILL BE CLOSED FROM 12 NOON ON THURSDAY 23rd FEBRUARY FOR TARGET TRANING - IF YOU NEED A DOCTOR URGENTLY WHILE WE ARE CLOSED TELEPHONE 0345 605 9999

OUR TELEPHONE NUMBER HAS CHANGED!! We have made the decision to change our number as we think it will make it easier and quicker for patients to get through to us.  We will be able to monitor calls and see how many calls are waiting to get through - and have extra staff answering calls at busy times.

 

CHLAMYDIA Testing for males & females aged 16-25.

Chlamydia is a sexually transmitted infection that often has no symptoms.

The test is a simple, painless, self taken swab for females and a urine test for men - ask your doctor, nurse or receptionist for a testing kit.

Why should I be tested?

To stop the spread of infection & prevent fertility problems in the future.  Every time  you change your sexual partner you should get a test

The treatment is a short course of strong antibiotics.

FREE CONDOMS

If you are over 16 you can collect free condoms from the surgery. 

Ask your doctor, nurse, or receptionist.

You can ring the receptionist and arrange to collect your condoms from reception

 

Appointments
Home Visits
Telephone Access & Test Results

Appointments — Telephone 08443 756070

calendarWe operate an advanced access appointment system. Early morning appointments, and some evening appointments may be booked up to 3 months in advance. All other appointments with the doctors may be booked on the same day only.

Some appointments may be booked on-line.  You need to call into the surgery first so that we may give you a password and user id. 

Click here to access on-line booking

You may make an appointment by phoning or calling in the surgery between 8am and 6pm. Please remember that appointments are for one patient only. If you find that you no longer need your appointment, please tell us so that it can be given to someone else.  You can cancel your appointment by ringing the surgery - if we are closed you can leave a message, and we will pick it up the next morning. 

GENUINELY URGENT CASES WILL ALWAYS BE SEEN ON THE SAME DAY, BUT NOT ALWAYS BY A DOCTOR OF YOUR CHOICE.

 

 
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