Opening Times & Contact Details:

Consultation Times:

You may consult any of the doctors at the practice. Instructions for making an appointment can be found below:

How to Make an Appointment

To make an appointment please phone the health centre on (01467) 621345 and press ‘2’. The receptionist will offer you the next routine appointment with the doctor of your choice.

Routine appointments are booked at ten minute intervals. It is generally best to see your usual doctor even if it means a wait of a day or so, especially if you have already seen the doctor for that problem or if it will require some discussion.

Telephone Consultations: These are phone appointments that can be booked in advance. Telephone consultation times and the booking process can be found here.

Same Day Appointments: If you feel it is necessary to be seen on the same day, we have a triage system in operation. This means a receptionist will take your details and a doctor will call you back to discuss the problem. If you require an appointment the doctor will arrange this for you.

Extended Hours Appointments: These additional appointments are pre-booked only:

Monday: n/a
Tuesday: Telephone consultations & routine appointments from 7.10am until 6.40pm
Wednesday: Telephone consultations & routine appointments from 7.30am until 6.25pm
Thursday: Telephone consultations & routine appointments until 6.40pm
Friday: Telephone consultations & routine appointments from 7.30am until 6.40pm

Please Note: We do not operate a "walk-In" service - If you require an appointment on the day please contact the health centre by telephone and your request will be triaged by the duty doctor.

How to Cancel An Appointment:

If you cannot keep your appointment, please let us know. You can cancel your appointment online.

It is important to let us know if you need to cancel so that we are able to offer your appointment to someone else.

Practice Services

At the practice we offer a comprehensive range of health services.

Dental Problems

If you have an urgent dental problem such as toothache or a dental abscess you should see a dentist not your GP.

If you have a regular dentist you should telephone them and arrange an urgent appointment. If they are closed there should be an answer phone message with the phone number of the local dentist covering emergencies. If you have trouble getting through call NHS 24 on 08454 24 24 24.

Advice is available from dental advisors regarding all dental problems from the British dental health foundation (BDHF).