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Important - From Monday 14th October we are moving to a triage system. All patients will be asked to complete an online form via our website. The tab is on the front page of our website, and is called "Accurx - The Easiest Way to Consult." It is not a very long form. Click hereto know more RSV Vaccinations - From 1st of September 2024 the surgery will be offering RSV vaccines to eligible patients. You’ll be able to get the vaccine if: you’re aged 75 to 79 or you’re between 28 and 36 weeks pregnant – this will help protect your baby for the first few months after they’re born. If you’re aged 75 to 79, we will contact you about getting vaccinated. Please wait to be contacted. Click here for more information about the Respiratory syncytial virus (RSV) – NHS

Test Results

Test Results

  • If you have had a blood test that has been requested by someone from the surgery, then please wait for a week for the results to come back and be reviewed by a GP.

  • Please do not contact us for results of the tests that have not been requested by a health care professional from another organisation unless you have been advised to do so.

  • If your results are unremarkable (Normal or satisfactory), you will not hear from us. In other words, no news is good news.

  • If we need to discuss your results with you, we will get in touch with you, through texting, telephoning, or by booking an appointment for a face-to-face discussion.

  • Please try not to call for your results until you have checked them and have any queries. The best way to access your results is through the NHS App or the Patient Access App. If you have not registered with one of these apps, or if you are registered and want to check your latest and past test results, please do so by clicking on the links below:

NHS App and your NHS account - NHS (www.nhs.uk)

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Patient Access - GP appointments & prescriptions online

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Need Emergency Medical Care?
Call 999 Immediately

Signs of a heart attack, stroke, severe difficulty in breathing, heavy bleeding, severe injuries, seizure (fit) etc. require Emergency Medical Care.