We have a new appointment booking system called eConsult.
Simply click on the 'Contact your doctors' online box above to get help from the practice within 24 hrs. This is our new way of helping you. You can ask for advice, request a GP letter or sick note.

To find out how eConsult works please watch the video below.

You can order repeat medication online using the NHS app, through your local pharmacy, Patient Access or through our website.

 Please note we will not be booking routine face to face GP or Nurse appointments until further notice. The receptionist will arrange a telephone or video consultation for you if necessary in accordance with national guidance.

Please remember we are still here to provide advice/treatment for any medical concerns. If you need to be seen face to face we can arrange this in a way that keeps you safe. Please don’t ignore worrying symptoms, submit an eConsult using the link above.

If you are unable to use eConsult please call us on 01922 450 950.

How NHS Test and Trace works for someone with coronavirus symptoms:
- Isolate🙋‍♂️: As soon as you experience coronavirus symptoms, you should self-isolate for at least 7 days. Anyone else in your household should self-isolate for 14 days from when you started having symptoms.
- Test🦠: You should order a coronavirus test immediately at nhs.uk/coronavirus or call 119 if you have no internet access.
- Results📲: If your test is positive you must complete the remainder of your 7-day self-isolation. Anyone in your household should also complete self-isolation for 14 days from when you started having symptoms. If your test is negative, you and other household members no longer need to isolate.
- Share contacts💭: If you test positive for coronavirus, the NHS Test and Trace service will send you a text or email alert or call you within 24 hours with instructions of how to share details of people you have been in close, recent contact with and places you have visited. It is important that you respond as soon as possible so that we can give appropriate advice to those who need it. You will be asked to do this online via a secure website or you will be called by one of our NHS contact tracers.

Health at Home can help you to access NHS services online.

It can help you to:
• contact your GP
• order repeat prescriptions
• manage long-term conditions
• maintain your mental and physical wellbeing

The NHS App is now live!! If you’re a patient at our practice from Monday 17th June you can use the new #nhsapp, a simple and secure way to access a range of NHS services on your smartphone or tablet. You can use the #nhsapp to check your symptoms and get instant advice, book appointments, order repeat prescriptions, view your GP medical record and more. For more information go to www.nhs.uk/nhsapp'

I have symptoms of cancer what should I do during the coronavirus outbreak?

You should still contact your doctor if you notice a change that isn't normal for you or if you have any possible signs and symptoms of cancer.

Even if you're worried about what the symptom might be, or about getting coronavirus don't delay contacting them. Your worry is unlikely to go away if you don't make an appointment. The symptom might not be due to cancer. But if it is, the earlier it's picked up the higher the chance of successful treatment. You won't be wasting your doctor's time.

https://www.cancerresearchuk.org/about-cancer/cancer-in-general/coronavirus/cancer-symptoms