Princes Park Health Centre

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HOW DO I...
OBTAIN TELEPHONE ADVICE?

Your doctor would be happy to discuss, or advise on, some matters over the telephone.

We would, however, request that if possible your name, telephone number and a brief explanation of what the problem is should be left with the receptionist. This will then be passed on to your doctor.

The best time to call is at the end of morning surgery or before the start of afternoon surgery. Please avoid calling during surgery hours if possible.

HOW DO I...
MAKE AN APPOINTMENT?
TEL: 744644

We operate an advanced access appointment system, which means that all patients will be offered an appointment to see a member of the primary health care team on the day that they phone. If your own doctor is not available an appointment will be offered with another doctor or one of the practice nurses. Appointments can be made in person at reception during surgery hours or by telephone.

We try to keep to appointment times but some problems may take longer than usual and the doctor may occasionally be called out to an emergency. You may therefore be seen later than your appointment time. Please be patient and understanding.

Patients requiring an appointment with a doctor in the morning should phone or call in at 8.30am. For appointments in the afternoon they should phone at 2.15pm. The appointment desk is closed between 12 noon and 2.15pm. If you have special circumstances (eg working away) pre-booking appointments are available on three evenings a week.

HOW DO I...
OBTAIN
A HOME VISIT?

The doctors would prefer to see you at the surgery where all the necessary equipment and resources are available. If, however, you are genuinely too ill to come to the surgery, the doctor will visit you at home. Please try and telephone before 10.00am if you need a visit as this helps us to plan the workload for the day.

HOW DO I...
OBTAI
N TEST RESULTS?

To receive the results of blood tests, urine tests etc, please telephone your usual surgery between 2.30 and 4.30pm on 744644.

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