Borough Green Medical Practice | NHS GP Surgery Green

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Borough Green Medical Practice: NHS GP Surgery Green appointments, hours and patient help

Need to use online triage, book an urgent same-day call, register as a new patient, order repeat medicine, find the surgery on Quarry Hill Road, or check what to do during training closures? This guide gives the practical next step first.

Choose your route
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Urgent today?Phone reception; use NHS 111 or 999 if appropriate.
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Non-urgent issue?Use Accurx online triage for medical or admin help.
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Need medicine?Order repeats early; allow 72 working hours.
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New patient?NHS.uk shows accepting; check registration rules first.
Main surgery phone

Use this number for: urgent same-day medical concerns, help with online triage, appointment questions, home visit requests, registration help, test result questions, prescription problems, access needs, or if online forms are difficult.

Address for maps and letters

Borough Green Medical Practice
Quarry Hill Road
Borough Green
Sevenoaks, Kent
TN15 8RQ

Use Quarry Hill Road, Borough Green, TN15 8RQ when planning travel. Check your appointment time before leaving home.

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Practice
Borough Green Medical Practice
NHS code
G82120
Area
Borough Green, Kent
CQC
Overall: Good
Fast answer: Borough Green Medical Practice is an NHS GP surgery at Quarry Hill Road, Borough Green, Sevenoaks, Kent, TN15 8RQ. The main phone number is 01732 883161. NHS.uk currently shows the surgery as accepting new patients. The official website uses Accurx online triage for non-urgent medical and admin requests, while urgent same-day concerns should be handled by phoning reception.

Borough Green Medical Practice serves patients in and around Borough Green and the wider Sevenoaks area. Many local users are not looking for a long medical article; they want to know whether to phone, submit an Accurx request, use NHS 111, order medication, register, or travel to the surgery.

This page is written in plain British English for normal patients, carers, older people, parents, new residents, shift workers and anyone who feels unsure about contacting a GP surgery. It explains what to do next, what to say, what to bring and when to use urgent NHS routes instead.

Borough Green Medical Practice opening hours and training closures

The practice contact page lists Borough Green Medical Practice at Quarry Hill Road with phone 01732 883161 and standard daytime access. The official opening-hours page also lists enhanced-access information and planned half-day training closures. Always check the official opening-hours page before travelling because bank holidays, protected learning time and local NHS updates can change access.

Access typeWhat the official site saysPatient note
Standard weekday accessThe practice contact page displays daytime opening information and the surgery phone number.Use the official contact or opening-hours page for the latest daily opening status before travelling.
Online triageMedical/clinical non-urgent forms can be submitted between 8am and 6:30pm Monday to Friday, excluding bank holidays, unless capacity is reached.Do not use online triage for acute medical conditions needing same-day response.
Admin requestsAdministrative online forms are available 7 days a week, but out-of-hours forms are reviewed on the next working day.Suitable for non-urgent admin such as fit notes, general questions or repeat prescription requests.
Enhanced accessThe official site explains evening and weekend enhanced access may be offered locally.Ask reception if extended-hours or hub appointments are available and suitable.
Training closuresThe practice lists 2026 half-day training closure dates from 13:00.Use NHS 111 for urgent medical attention when the surgery is closed. Call 999 in an emergency.
Important: do not rely only on search-result hours. GP opening hours can change for bank holidays, staff training, capacity limits and local NHS arrangements. Use the official practice website before travelling.

Which service should you use?

This quick guide helps you choose the right route before contacting the surgery. It can save time and reduce stress.

999

Call 999 now

Use 999 for chest pain, stroke signs, severe breathing trouble, heavy bleeding, collapse, serious allergic reaction, seizure, or someone not responding.

111

Use NHS 111

Use NHS 111 when the practice is closed, when the problem cannot wait, or when you are not sure which urgent NHS service is right. Use NHS 111 online or call 111.

GP

Use Borough Green Medical Practice

Use the GP for ongoing symptoms, urgent same-day concerns during opening hours, repeat medicine issues, fit notes, test results, referrals, long-term conditions and routine health problems.

Rx

Ask a pharmacy

Use a local pharmacy for medicine advice, minor illness, Pharmacy First conditions, prescription collection questions and advice about over-the-counter medicines.

How to book a Borough Green Medical Practice appointment

The official appointments page says the practice uses Accurx Patient Triage for non-urgent medical advice and administrative requests. For acute medical conditions that need a same-day response, the practice asks patients to call and speak to reception.

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Urgent same-day concern

Call 01732 883161 and explain clearly that the problem is urgent today. The official appointments page says urgent on-the-day telephone slots are available, but asks patients not to take an urgent slot unless it is something they would otherwise need A&E or NHS 111 for.

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Online triage for non-urgent issues

Use the Accurx online triage route for non-urgent medical advice, repeat prescription requests, fit notes and general administrative questions. The triage team reviews the request and contacts you with the outcome.

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If you cannot use the internet

The official appointments page says patients who do not have internet access or have difficulty with IT can call or pop into the surgery and reception will help with the enquiry.

4

Home visit request

If possible, the official appointments page asks patients to telephone reception between 08:00 and 10:00 for a home visit. Home visits are only for patients who are housebound because of illness or disability.

Simple phone script
Hello, my name is [your name]. My date of birth is [your date of birth]. I am registered with Borough Green Medical Practice. I need help because [say the problem in one sentence]. Is this urgent today, or should I use the online triage form?

If you are calling for a child, partner, elderly parent or someone you care for, say that clearly at the start. Reception may ask the purpose of the call so the doctor can deal with the most urgent calls first.

Do not use online triage for emergencies: if symptoms are severe or life-threatening, use 999. If the practice is closed and the problem cannot wait, use NHS 111.

Helpful NHS App video for GP services

The NHS App can help many patients order repeat prescriptions, manage online services and view some health information. Your exact options depend on the services enabled for your account.

How to register with Borough Green Medical Practice

NHS.uk currently shows Borough Green Medical Practice as accepting new patients. The official new-patients page says the best way to register is online through Find a GP, then follow the practice instructions for address verification.

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Check your address.
Use NHS Find a GP or contact the practice. You need to be within the practice area to register as a permanent patient.
2
Use the official registration route.
The official page says the best way is to register online through Find a GP and complete the registration forms.
3
Follow verification instructions.
The practice asks patients to provide address ID for verification. It also says this information is not kept on record and is destroyed once verified.
4
Avoid the busiest time if using reception.
The official page asks patients to avoid registering at the practice between 08:00 and 10:00 if possible.
5
Protect regular medicines.
If you have previous prescribed medications, the practice says it is helpful to let them see this. This helps reduce the risk of running out while records transfer.
Registering a child or baby: the practice registration guidance asks for photo ID or a birth certificate for a child. Bring any red book, vaccination history and parent or guardian details if you have them. Do not delay urgent help while waiting for paperwork.

What to bring to a Borough Green appointment

Bring anything that helps the doctor, nurse or reception team understand your situation quickly. This is useful for new patients, older patients, carers and people taking several medicines.

Medicine packets or list
Hospital letters
Discharge notes
Previous test results
Photo ID, if available
Proof of address for registration
Mobile phone
Glasses or hearing aids
Written symptom list
Questions to ask
Child birth certificate if registering
Trusted person, if helpful
Write this before you contact the practice: what is wrong, when it started, what makes it worse, what you have tried and what worries you most.

Borough Green Medical Practice repeat prescriptions

The official prescriptions page says the quickest and easiest repeat prescription route is the NHS App. It also lists manual request options and says repeat prescription requests are not accepted by telephone.

App

NHS App

The practice says the quickest and easiest route is to download and use the NHS App for repeat prescription requests where available.

Slip

Repeat slip

You can tick the items required on your repeat slip and leave it in the repeat prescription box in reception.

Post

Letterbox or post

The official page says patients can post the request through the outside letterbox by the steps if out of surgery hours, or post it to the practice with a stamped addressed envelope if needed.

EPS

Electronic prescription service

The practice is set up for electronic prescriptions, so most prescriptions can be sent directly to your chosen chemist.

Do not phone routine repeat requests: the official prescriptions page says the practice does not accept repeat prescription requests over the telephone because this helps avoid errors.
Processing time: the practice asks patients to allow 72 working hours before collection. Requests made on a Friday may not be ready until the following Wednesday morning.
Dispensary note: the official page says the dispensary is open from 08:00 to 18:30 and that some patients who live more than one mile from a chemist and south of the M20 may apply to be on the dispensing list.
NHS prescription charge: the official prescriptions page says the NHS prescription charge in England will remain £9.90 for 2026/27. Some patients are exempt from charges, and prescription rules differ in Scotland, Wales and Northern Ireland.

Test results and health record questions

The practice health-advice page lists “Test Results” and points patients towards the NHS App. The services page also lists Tests & Results as a practice service area.

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Ask when results are expected

Before leaving a test appointment, ask when the result should be back and how you will hear.

2

Use NHS App where available

The NHS App may show some test results or record information, depending on your account and practice settings.

3

Call if worried

If symptoms are worse, or you have not heard when you expected to, contact the surgery and ask what to do next.

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Do not ignore symptoms

If you feel more unwell while waiting for results, use NHS 111, urgent care or 999 depending on severity.

Sick notes, fit notes and work letters

The practice services page lists Sick/Fit Note Certificates, and the health-advice page links to a fit note request route through Accurx. A fit note is the note many employers ask for when you are off work because of illness.

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Check what your employer needs.
You may be able to self-certify for the first part of sickness. Ask your employer what document they need.
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Use the official fit note route.
Use the Accurx fit note request route or ask reception which route is best.
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Give clear dates.
Say when your illness started, whether you are still off work and whether you have already spoken to a doctor or nurse.
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Hospital paperwork may come from hospital.
If you were treated in hospital, ask the hospital team whether they should provide a note or discharge letter.

Services patients often need from Borough Green Medical Practice

Exact services can change by staffing, appointment type, clinical need and local NHS pathways. The list below combines common GP needs with services shown on the official practice website.

Online triage
Urgent telephone slots
Routine GP appointments
Home visit requests
Repeat prescriptions
Dispensary support
Electronic prescriptions
Fit notes
Test results
ENT
Minor surgery
Travel health
Vasectomy service
GP extended hours
Non-NHS services
Long-term condition support
Carers advice
Patient Participation Group

Access, mobility and visiting the surgery

CQC describes the practice premises as arranged over two storeys, with patient-accessible areas located on the ground floor. It also notes access for patients with mobility issues and for parents with children and babies. Still, always check with the practice before travelling if access is important for you.

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Mobility needs

If you use a wheelchair, walking aid or have difficulty with stairs, contact reception before visiting so they can advise you.

P

Parking and arrival

Check local signs and allow extra time for parking near Quarry Hill Road. If someone is dropping you off, use the full address and postcode.

C

Parents and babies

Bring nappies, wipes, feeding items and something quiet for your child if there may be a wait.

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Language or hearing support

If you need help understanding or communicating, ask reception before the appointment so the practice can advise what support is available.

Simple access-support request script
Hello, I have an access or communication need. Can you tell me what support is available for my appointment?

Borough Green Medical Practice map and directions

Address: Borough Green Medical Practice, Quarry Hill Road, Borough Green, Sevenoaks, Kent, TN15 8RQ. Use the map for planning only. Confirm your appointment time before leaving.

By car or taxi

Use postcode TN15 8RQ and say Quarry Hill Road, Borough Green. Allow extra time if travelling during school, commuter or bad-weather periods.

By train

Borough Green & Wrotham railway station is the main local rail station. Check walking, taxi or bus options before travelling.

By bus

Use Traveline or Google Maps for live bus routes around Borough Green and Sevenoaks. Bus times can change.

Before leaving home

Take your appointment details, phone, medicine list, glasses or hearing aids and any paperwork the practice requested.

What to do when Borough Green Medical Practice is closed

ProblemUse this serviceExamples
Life-threatening emergencyCall 999Chest pain, stroke signs, severe breathing trouble, heavy bleeding, collapse, not responding.
Urgent but not life-threateningNHS 111 online or call 111The practice website points patients to NHS 111 when urgent help is needed and the surgery is closed.
Training closure afternoonNHS 111 or the on-call arrangement shown by the practiceThe official site says half-day training closures are set by Kent & Medway ICB and urgent medical attention should use 111.
Mental health crisisSamaritans 116 123 or NHS 111You feel unsafe, overwhelmed, or need urgent mental health support.
Minor illnessLocal pharmacyCoughs, colds, sore throat, minor rash, medicine advice and Pharmacy First queries.
Urgent prescription when closedNHS 111 or pharmacyIf you are running out of important medicine, ask NHS 111 or a pharmacy what urgent route is available.

Patient checklist before you contact Borough Green

Have your date of birth ready.
Reception or online forms may need it to find your record.
Check your phone number.
The practice may need to call you back after triage.
Use one clear problem.
This helps the team decide if advice, prescription, phone call or face-to-face appointment is needed.
Say if it is urgent.
Use simple words like “today”, “getting worse”, “child”, “elderly” or “medicine running out”.
Order medicines early.
Repeat prescriptions require 72 working hours and weekends are not working surgery hours.
Use Accurx for non-urgent requests.
Medical and admin online forms can reduce phone waiting, but they are not for emergencies.

CQC rating and official quality note

CQC lists Borough Green Medical Practice as Overall: Good. The CQC record gives the location as Quarry Hill Road, Borough Green, Sevenoaks, Kent, TN15 8RQ, with phone 01732 883161.

CQC ratings can change, so use the official CQC page for the current inspection record before relying on the rating for important decisions.

Official source check and reference notes

Publish-ready as of 29 May 2026: this guide was checked against NHS.uk, the official Borough Green Medical Practice website, official appointments, prescriptions, new-patients, opening-hours, services, health-advice pages and the CQC record.

Main reference sources used: NHS.uk was used for the official GP profile, NHS code, address and accepting-new-patients status. The official practice website was used for phone, contact details, Accurx online triage, appointments, home visits, registration, repeat prescriptions, dispensary information, training closures and listed services. CQC was used for the Good rating and practice contact record.

Official links: NHS.uk Borough Green Medical Practice profile · Official Borough Green Medical Practice website · Official appointments page · Official prescriptions page · Official new-patients page · Official opening-hours page · Official services page · CQC Borough Green Medical Practice record · NHS 111 online · NHS App

Why this matters: GP opening hours, capacity limits, online triage availability, training closures, registration checks, prescription processing, dispensary rules and CQC information can change. Always verify live details before travelling, requesting care or relying on appointment information.

Borough Green Medical Practice FAQs

Is Borough Green Medical Practice open today?
Borough Green Medical Practice publishes opening and enhanced-access information on its official website. The practice also lists planned half-day training closures from 13:00 on certain dates. Always check the official opening-hours page before travelling because bank holidays, staff training and local updates can change access.
What is the phone number for Borough Green Medical Practice?
The phone number for Borough Green Medical Practice is 01732 883161. Use this number for urgent same-day concerns, appointment questions, home visit requests, prescription problems, registration help, access needs and general practice support. For emergencies, call 999. For urgent help when closed, use NHS 111.
Where is Borough Green Medical Practice located?
Borough Green Medical Practice is at Quarry Hill Road, Borough Green, Sevenoaks, Kent, TN15 8RQ. Use the full address and postcode for sat-nav, taxis or Google Maps. Confirm your appointment time before leaving home.
Is Borough Green Medical Practice accepting new patients?
NHS.uk currently shows Borough Green Medical Practice as accepting new patients. The official new-patients page says the best way to register is through Find a GP and that the practice needs address ID verification. You should check that your address is in the practice area before registering.
How do I book an appointment at Borough Green Medical Practice?
For non-urgent medical advice and admin requests, use the Accurx online triage route. For acute medical conditions needing a same-day response, the official appointments page says to call the practice and speak to reception. Reception may ask the purpose of the call so the doctor can prioritise urgent calls.
How does online triage work at Borough Green Medical Practice?
The practice uses Accurx Patient Triage. Patients submit symptoms or admin requests electronically, and the triage team reviews the submission. Outcomes may include advice, a prescription, a telephone call or a face-to-face appointment if needed. Medical forms are for non-urgent requests and may be switched off if safe working capacity is reached.
How do I request a home visit?
The official appointments page asks patients to telephone reception on 01732 883161 between 08:00 and 10:00 where possible if they require a home visit. Home visits are only available for patients who are housebound because of illness or disability. A doctor or nurse may phone back first.
How do I order a repeat prescription?
The quickest route is usually the NHS App. You can also tick the repeat slip and leave it in the repeat prescription box, use the outside letterbox if the surgery is closed, post it to the practice, or submit a written request. The practice does not accept repeat prescription requests by telephone. Allow 72 working hours before collection.
Does Borough Green Medical Practice have a dispensary?
Yes. The official prescriptions page says the dispensary is open from 08:00 to 18:30. It says some patients who live more than one mile from a chemist and are south of the M20 may apply to be on the surgery dispensing list. Ask the dispensary or practice for current eligibility.
How do I get test results from Borough Green Medical Practice?
The practice health-advice page links test results with the NHS App, and the services page lists Tests & Results. Ask when your result should be ready and how you will hear. If symptoms get worse while waiting, do not wait for a routine reply. Use the right urgent service.
How do I request a sick note or fit note?
The practice health-advice page links to a fit note request route through Accurx, and the services page lists Sick/Fit Note Certificates. Give clear dates, explain whether you are still unwell and say whether a doctor, nurse or hospital team has already seen you.
What should I do if Borough Green Medical Practice is closed?
Call 999 for life-threatening symptoms. Use NHS 111 online or call 111 if you need urgent medical help that is not life-threatening. The practice opening-hours page points patients to NHS 111 when urgent medical attention is needed during closures. A pharmacy can help with minor illness and medicine advice.
Does Borough Green Medical Practice have a CQC rating?
Yes. CQC lists Borough Green Medical Practice as Overall: Good. The CQC record gives the location as Quarry Hill Road, Borough Green, Sevenoaks, Kent, TN15 8RQ. Always check the official CQC page for the current record.
Is this the official Borough Green Medical Practice website?
No. This is an independent patient guide, not the NHS and not Borough Green Medical Practice. Use NHS.uk, the official practice website, CQC, NHS 111 and the surgery itself for final live information.
Independent directory disclaimer: medicalpracticeuk.org is not the NHS and is not Borough Green Medical Practice. This page is for general patient information only. Opening times, online triage availability, registration status, prescription rules, dispensary rules, training closures, access details and CQC records can change. Always confirm important details with NHS.uk, the official practice website, CQC, NHS 111 or the surgery before relying on them.
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