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GP Changes

Please see the "News and announcements" page for further details.

  Contact the Practice via the Internet.

You can now contact us via the Web to:

- book appointments

- order repeat prescriptions

- let us know about address changes

Click on the tab opposite for more information on this time-saving new service! 

Open Surgery
Open Surgery each weekday morning. If you arrive before 10am you can almost always see a doctor, usually your own. You may have to wait as patients are seen in turn. Open Surgery can be very busy so, if you have complex problems, it would be better to make an appointment.

Out of Hours
We are closed between 6.00pm and 8.30am weekdays and on Saturdays, Sundays and Bank Holidays. If you need a doctor urgently when we are closed, please telephone Oxford 778244.

Home Visits
If you are too frail or sick to attend surgery, please contact Reception before 10.30am if possible. If you explain to the Receptionist exactly what is wrong, it will help the doctor see the most urgent cases first.

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Clinics & Services

asthmaAsthma, Diabetes & Blood Pressure Clinics:
Appointments are available each week with our Practice Nurses who have been trained in the management of these condition.

Family Planning & Well-Woman Clinics:
By appointment at weekly nurse clinics, or with your own doctor. Advice is given on all aspects of women’s health including menopausal problems and all methods of contraception including coil fitting and emergency contraception – the “morning after pill.”

Minor Surgery:
We have monthly clinics for the treatment of minor surgical conditions under local anaesthetic and for cryosurgery which uses liquid nitrogen to freeze warts etc in a quick and simple process for their removal. Please contact your own doctor for further details.

Cervical Smears:
By appointment with a Practice Nurse or your own doctor. It is recommended that all women from 25 to 50 years old have a smear every three years.  Women aged between 50 and 65 are recommended to have a smear test every five years. 

pregnantAntenatal Clinics:
Please see your own doctor if you think you may be pregnant. If this is confirmed, you will be offered an appointment for antenatal care and arrangements will be made for you to see a Midwife.

Well Baby Clinics:
These are conducted by Health Visitors as follows:

  • Mondays: 1.30pm – 3.15pm at the Health Centre.
  • Thursdays: 11.00am – 12.45pm at the Health Centre.

For childhood immunisations, an appointment should be made with a Practice Nurse.

Blood Clinics:
For those who need a blood test, these are normally held every morning on a daily basis and also on a Tuesday afternoon, by staff who have been trained as a Phlebotomist. Please make an appointment if you are asked to have a blood test.

Drug & Alcohol problems:
An addictions specialist runs a weekly session at the Health Centre. Your doctor will refer you as appropriate.

no smokingStop Smoking Support:
We encourage smokers to give up the habit. If you want to do this and feel you need help, we can offer advice and prescribe nicotine replacements eg patches or chewing gum. Please ask your doctor, nurse or Health Visitor for details.  

Counselling / Psychology:
Specialist staff run sessions at the Health Centre every week. Your doctor will refer you as appropriate.

Travel Abroad:
Please let us know at least 8 weeks before departure and make an appointment with a Practice Nurse to discuss vaccination.

Medical Examinations:
Please make an appointment with your doctor for special medical examinations eg for insurance, employment or sports activity. These are not covered by the NHS and a charge will be raised.

Health Checks:
If you are 16 – 74 years old and have not seen a doctor or nurse for three years, you may ask for a check-up consultation. If you are over 75 years old and have not seen a doctor or nurse for 12 months or more, you may ask for a check-up consultation, If you cannot get to the surgery, this can be arranged in your home.  

 

 
For quick medical advice online or on the telephone contact NHS DirectNHS 111 is a new service being introduced to make it easier for you to access local NHS healthcare servicesNHS ChoicesDepartment of HealthMy Surgery Website