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Surgery
Timetable
The surgery is open daily Monday to Friday between 8.00am and 6.00pm and until 6.30pm for phone calls. Late evening opening till 7.45pm every Tuesday for pre-booked routine appointments. Open every lunchtime except Wednesdays. The surgery is closed approximately four Wednesday afternoons a year for training purposes. Out Of HoursWhen the surgery is closed emergency calls are covered by the Trust out-of-hours service. To contact them ring the surgery on 0844 477 3115 and a recorded message will give the number to ring or you can dial directly on 0845 600 1231 or call NHS Direct on 0845 4647. It is also possible to ring the surgery and choose to be directly transferred to the out-of-hours service without redialling. Disabled PatientsBoth surgeries have wheelchair access and surgeries on the ground floor. Staff will be pleased to assist if necessary. AmbulancesThe hospital or GP, via our administrative staff, will arrange an ambulance for patients where necessary. For outpatient appointments arrangements are made by the patient at the ambulance desk at the hospital. |
