Bingley Medical Practice: appointments, opening hours, prescriptions, doctors, PATCHS and NHS help
Use this guide for Bingley Medical Practice phone number, address, opening times, appointment booking, telephone triage, PATCHS, repeat prescriptions, NHS App, SystmOnline, doctors, nurses, pharmacy, test results, registration, extended access, chaperones, accessibility, reviews and what to do when the surgery is closed.
Use this number for: reception help, short-notice appointment triage, registration questions, test-result route, prescription problems, accessibility needs, chaperone requests, or if online tools are difficult.
Bingley Medical Practice
Canalside Health Care Centre
2 Kingsway
Bingley
West Yorkshire
BD16 4RP
Use the full Canalside Health Care Centre address for taxis, Google Maps, appointment letters and anyone helping you travel.
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People search Bingley Medical Practice in many different ways. This section answers the real reason behind those searches without repeating the same keyword unnaturally.
| Search phrase | What the user usually needs | Best section |
|---|---|---|
| Appointments | How to book, phone triage, advance booking and when to call before 10.30am. | Appointments |
| Opening hours | Reception times, phone-line times and what to do when closed. | Opening hours |
| Repeat prescriptions | NHS App, SystmOnline, pharmacy nomination, timing and prescription-cost help. | Prescriptions |
| PATCHS | Online message, fit note request, medication question or medical advice request. | PATCHS and login |
| Doctors | Doctor names, areas of special interest, continuity of care and named GP questions. | Doctors |
| Pharmacy | Electronic prescriptions, chosen pharmacy, local pharmacy processing and Pharmacy First. | Pharmacy |
| Reviews | CQC rating, Friends and Family results, patient survey and how to read reviews. | Reviews |
| Whether to email, use PATCHS, phone or official contact routes. | Contact route |
Unique patient decision hub: choose the right Bingley route in 60 seconds
Start here when you are not sure whether to phone, use PATCHS, use a pharmacy, wait for normal opening hours, or use NHS 111.
I need help today
If it is life-threatening, call 999. If it is urgent but not life-threatening and the practice is closed, use NHS 111. If the surgery is open and you need short-notice GP help, phone before 10.30am.
I want to book ahead
The practice says appointments can be arranged in advance. Ask reception if you need a specific doctor, nurse, date or time.
I need repeat medicine
Use NHS App or SystmOnline first. If it is on your repeat list, the practice says it is usually sent to your chosen pharmacy the same working day.
I need a fit note or message
The practice homepage says PATCHS can be used to send a message, request a Fit Note or seek medical advice.
I have a visible problem
For skin, rash, wound or swelling queries, the appointment page says photos on your phone can help if the practice asks you to send them.
I need test results
Ask how results will be shared. Reception can read messages left by clinicians, but cannot interpret results.
Bingley Medical Practice opening hours and phone times
NHS.uk lists Bingley Medical Practice reception opening times as Monday to Friday, 8am to 6.30pm, and closed on Saturday and Sunday. The practice contact page lists telephone line times as Monday to Friday, 8am to 6pm. Check the official pages before travelling, because bank holidays, training days and local service updates can change access.
| Day / route | Listed access | Patient note |
|---|---|---|
| Monday | NHS profile: 8am to 6.30pm | Phone early if you need short-notice same-day help. |
| Tuesday | NHS profile: 8am to 6.30pm | Use PATCHS or phone depending on urgency and request type. |
| Wednesday | NHS profile: 8am to 6.30pm | Good day for routine admin, test follow-up and prescription planning. |
| Thursday | NHS profile: 8am to 6.30pm | Ask for continuity if a doctor already knows your issue. |
| Friday | NHS profile: 8am to 6.30pm | Do not leave medicine problems until late afternoon before the weekend. |
| Saturday | NHS profile: closed | Extended access hub appointments may be available separately, subject to availability. |
| Sunday | NHS profile: closed | Use NHS 111 for urgent non-life-threatening help, or 999 for emergencies. |
How to book a Bingley Medical Practice appointment
The official appointments page says appointments can be booked by telephone or at reception, and for some appointments the practice can send an SMS booking link. It also says appointments can be arranged up to 4 weeks in advance.
Use 999 for emergencies. Use NHS 111 if the practice is closed and the problem is urgent but not life-threatening.
The practice says if you need an appointment at short notice on the day, phone before 10.30am so reception can take details and triage urgency.
Reception may ask questions to decide whether you need a GP, nurse, healthcare assistant, pharmacist, physiotherapist or another service.
The practice encourages seeing a doctor who already knows you or your current problem where practical.
If you have several problems, tell the clinician at the start and decide which problem must be handled first.
The practice says phone appointments can work well for test results, follow-up appointments, medical reviews and minor queries.
Hello, my name is [name]. My date of birth is [date of birth]. I am registered at Bingley Medical Practice. I need help because [one clear sentence]. I need same-day advice / a routine appointment / a specific doctor if possible. What is the safest next step?
PATCHS, NHS App, SystmOnline and online services
Bingley Medical Practice uses several online routes. The homepage says PATCHS can be used to send a message, request a Fit Note or seek medical advice. The prescriptions page says NHS App and SystmOnline can be used to manage and order prescriptions online.
PATCHS
Use PATCHS for messages, Fit Note requests, medication questions or non-emergency medical advice where the practice directs you to it.
NHS App
Use the NHS App for prescriptions, records and online NHS account features where enabled for your account.
SystmOnline
The prescriptions page says SystmOnline is another way to manage and order prescriptions online.
Login safety
Use official links only. Do not share your NHS login, password, security code or medical information with unofficial websites.
Bingley Medical Practice doctors and areas of interest
The official team page lists the current doctors and areas of specialist interest. Doctor lists and working patterns can change, so use the official team page for final confirmation before requesting a specific GP.
| Doctor | Listed area of interest | Patient note |
|---|---|---|
| Dr Richard Newell | Dermatology, cardiovascular medicine | Ask reception if continuity is important. |
| Dr Karen Greenhorn | Diabetes | Useful for diabetes continuity where appropriate. |
| Dr Andrew Smith | Skin surgery, sports injuries | May be relevant for skin or sports injury pathways. |
| Dr Mike Francis | Palliative care | Ask for continuity for complex care where suitable. |
| Dr Alan Salter | Child and adult safeguarding lead | Safeguarding concerns should be raised clearly and promptly. |
| Dr Tom Ankcorn | Musculoskeletal conditions, deputy safeguarding lead | May be relevant for joint, muscle and movement problems. |
| Dr Claire Wiles | Listed on official clinical team page | Check current official details before requesting. |
| Dr Ella Keevash | Sexual health, including coils and implants | Ask about availability and the correct appointment type. |
| Dr Anita McKean | Care homes | Useful for care-home related continuity. |
| Dr Emma Scott | Sexual health, coils and implants, care homes | Ask reception about the right clinic or appointment route. |
| Dr Naomi Senior | Care homes | Check current team page before relying on details. |
| Dr Rebecca Hilton | Dermatology in training | Use official team page for current update. |
| Dr Ben Ellis | Dermatology in training | Use official team page for current update. |
| Dr Esraa Elgizawy | Diabetes | Check official page for current team details. |
Nursing team, pharmacists, trainees and social prescriber
The official clinical team page also lists specialist trainees, the nursing team, healthcare assistants, phlebotomists, a pharmacist and a social prescriber. This matters because the best person for your problem is not always a GP.
Nursing team
The official team page lists registered nurses and nurse associates. Nurses may support long-term conditions, dressings, immunisations, screening and planned care.
Healthcare assistants and phlebotomists
HCAs and phlebotomists may support blood tests, checks and practical clinical tasks, depending on appointment type.
Pharmacist support
The practice lists pharmacy support. Medication questions may be suitable for pharmacy or PATCHS routes.
Social prescriber
A social prescriber may help with non-medical support needs such as confidence, isolation, practical help, community support or wellbeing.
Bingley Medical Practice repeat prescriptions
The official prescriptions page says NHS App is the best way to manage and order prescriptions from a phone or computer. It also says SystmOnline is another route, and PATCHS can be used if you have a medication question.
NHS App
Use the NHS App if your repeat medication appears there. Check medicine name, dose, quantity and chosen pharmacy before submitting.
SystmOnline
The official page says SystmOnline is another way to manage and order prescriptions online.
PATCHS medication question
Use PATCHS where the practice directs you to ask a medication question or seek advice about a prescription problem.
Prescription-cost help
The practice points patients to prescription-cost support, including NHS Low Income Scheme and Prescription Prepayment Certificate information.
| Prescription situation | What the practice says | Patient action |
|---|---|---|
| On your repeat list | The practice says it will usually be sent to your chosen pharmacy on the same working day. | Order early and check pharmacy processing time. |
| Needs GP or pharmacist check | The practice says it is usually sent by the end of the next working day. | Do not wait until the last tablet. |
| Pharmacy delay | Pharmacies add their own processing time, from hours to days. | Contact the pharmacy directly if delayed. |
| Chosen pharmacy | Prescriptions are sent electronically to your chosen pharmacy anywhere in England. | Update your pharmacy through NHS App, the pharmacy or the practice route. |
Pharmacy, electronic prescriptions and Pharmacy First
Bingley Medical Practice sends prescriptions electronically to your chosen pharmacy. A pharmacy may also be the best first stop for minor illness, medicine side effects, sore throat, ear infection, skin infection, urine infection and common conditions that pharmacists can assess under NHS routes.
| Search need | Meaning | Best step |
|---|---|---|
| Bingley Medical Practice pharmacy | Usually means chosen pharmacy, local pharmacy or electronic prescription route. | Check your nominated pharmacy before ordering. |
| Pharmacy opening hours | Pharmacy hours are separate from GP surgery hours. | Use NHS Find a Pharmacy for live pharmacy details. |
| Prescription not ready | The GP may have sent it, but the pharmacy may still be processing. | Ask the pharmacy first, then the practice if needed. |
| Minor illness | Pharmacies can assess and treat some common conditions. | Ask pharmacy about Pharmacy First or minor illness support. |
Blood tests, investigations and test results
The official tests page says the practice offers on-site investigations including blood tests, urine analysis, ECGs, lung function testing and ambulatory blood pressure recording. These are arranged by a doctor or nurse.
The official page says blood tests are usually arranged after discussion with a clinician.
If asked to attend for a fasting blood test, follow the practice instructions about food and drinks.
Results may be followed up by appointment, phone appointment, text message or letter.
The official page says many blood results arrive within a few days, but some take weeks. X-rays and scans usually take 7 to 10 days to reach the practice.
Reception can read messages left by clinicians, but cannot explain what a result means medically.
If a hospital specialist arranged the test, the hospital receives the result and is responsible for contacting you.
How to register with Bingley Medical Practice
NHS.uk currently shows Bingley Medical Practice as accepting new patients. The official practice join page says new patients are accepted if they live within the catchment area. It also says registration with Bingley Medical Practice will automatically end your care at your current GP surgery.
Most GP surgeries register patients who live within the practice area. Check before starting.
NHS registration asks for name, address, previous GP, NHS number if known, emergency contact, carer details, medical history, allergies, medications and contact details.
NHS.uk says you do not need proof of address, immigration status, ID or an NHS number to register online with a GP.
If you take regular medication, plan before switching GP so you do not run out while registration is processed.
The practice says once approved you should receive a message from the NHS and a further message from the practice.
Accessibility, disabled parking, interpreter support and chaperones
NHS.uk lists accessibility facilities including disabled parking, disabled toilet, induction loop, text relay, signing service, wheelchair access and step-free access. The practice about page says the building has disabled parking at the front entrance, wheelchair access, a patient lift, hearing aid induction loop and interpreter support where needed.
Mobility access
The practice is in a modern building with wheelchair access, disabled parking and a lift between floors.
Hearing and visual support
The practice says it has a hearing aid induction loop at reception and staff able to support visual or hearing impairments.
Interpreter support
If English is not your first language, ask the practice about interpreter support before your appointment.
Chaperone
The appointment page says patients are welcome to request a trained staff chaperone during examinations.
Hello, I have an appointment at Bingley Medical Practice. I need help with [wheelchair access / hearing support / interpreter / chaperone / extra time]. Can this be noted before I attend?
Extended access appointments in Bradford
Bingley Medical Practice says it is part of the Bradford Extended Access service. This can provide GP, physiotherapy, nurse, healthcare assistant and voluntary sector appointments from hub locations across Bradford, subject to availability. These appointments are not with a Bingley Medical Practice clinician.
| Extended access item | Official guidance | Patient note |
|---|---|---|
| Weekday evening hub | Appointments may be available 6.30pm to 9.30pm at hubs. | Ask reception; availability changes. |
| Weekend hub | Weekend GP appointments may be available 10am to 1pm at the central hub. | Not with a Bingley clinician. |
| Record sharing | The practice says consent is needed to share your medical record. | Ask what information will be shared and why. |
| Clinician type | GP, physiotherapist, nurse, healthcare assistant or other services may be available. | Use the route that matches the problem. |
Travel advice and vaccines
The official travel advice page says practice nurses offer travel information and advice. It advises starting the process at least 8 weeks before travel so required vaccines can be effective before the trip. Some travel immunisations and medications are not funded through the NHS, so charges may apply.
Start 8 weeks early
Do not leave travel vaccines until the last minute. Some vaccines need time to work.
Some vaccines may cost
Some travel immunisations and medications may not be funded by the NHS.
Use PATCHS for travel enquiry
The practice asks patients to include planned destinations and dates when making a travel enquiry.
Prepare details
Include countries, dates, previous vaccines, medical conditions, pregnancy status and medication list.
Reviews, Friends and Family, patient survey and CQC rating
Bingley Medical Practice’s own website says 96% of patients surveyed so far say they would recommend the practice to friends and family. CQC lists Bingley Medical Practice as Overall Good. The practice also points users to the national GP Patient Survey.
CQC rating
CQC lists the practice as Overall Good. Use CQC for formal inspection and rating information.
Friends and family feedback
The practice homepage says 96% of surveyed patients would recommend Bingley Medical Practice.
Read reviews carefully
Old reviews may not reflect current appointment systems, PATCHS, staffing, pharmacy routes or triage processes.
Look for patterns
Compare repeated themes such as phone access, continuity, prescriptions, staff support and test-result communication.
Email address, PATCHS and safe contact route
Many users search for “Bingley Medical Practice email”, but the official website directs patients to phone, reception, PATCHS and online NHS routes. Do not use ordinary email for urgent symptoms or confidential medical details unless the practice specifically tells you to use it.
| Need | Best route | Why |
|---|---|---|
| Urgent symptoms | Phone, NHS 111 or 999 depending on severity | Email may not be read quickly enough. |
| Medical message or fit note | PATCHS where the practice directs you | The homepage says PATCHS can be used to send a message, request a FitNote or seek medical advice. |
| Prescription management | NHS App or SystmOnline | These are official prescription-ordering routes. |
| Complaint | Official complaints route | Complaints need a clear record and proper process. |
Complaints, concerns and formal feedback
The official complaints page says if you have a complaint or concern about service received from doctors or staff, you should let the practice know. The practice says its complaints procedure is part of the NHS scheme for dealing with complaints and meets national criteria.
Include date, time, what happened, who was involved if known, and what outcome you want.
Many concerns are best handled directly through the practice complaints process first.
The practice has a route for complaining on behalf of somebody else.
The practice complaints page links to what to do if you are unhappy with its response.
Bingley Medical Practice map, directions and photos
Address: Bingley Medical Practice, Canalside Health Care Centre, 2 Kingsway, Bingley, West Yorkshire, BD16 4RP. Use the map for planning only. Confirm appointment time, opening hours and access needs before leaving home.
By car or taxi
Use postcode BD16 4RP and the full address: Canalside Health Care Centre, 2 Kingsway, Bingley.
Parking and access
NHS.uk lists car parking, cycle parking and disabled parking. The practice says disabled parking is available at the front entrance.
If you need photos
Use Google Maps street-level images where available, but rely on the official address rather than old third-party photos.
Before travelling
Bring your phone, medication list, appointment details, glasses or hearing aids and any sample or letter requested.
What to do when Bingley Medical Practice is closed
The official closed guidance says the practice is open Monday to Friday, 8am to 6.30pm. If you need medical help or advice outside these times, use the correct urgent-care route. If it is life-threatening, call 999.
| Problem | Use this service | Examples |
|---|---|---|
| Life-threatening emergency | Call 999 | Chest pain, stroke signs, severe breathing difficulty, heavy bleeding, collapse, not responding. |
| Urgent but not life-threatening | NHS 111 online or call 111 | You need medical help today and cannot wait for the practice to reopen. |
| Minor illness or medicine advice | Local pharmacy | Sore throat, ear infection, skin infection, urine infection, coughs, colds and medicine advice. |
| Non-urgent admin | PATCHS or wait until open | Routine message, fit note, admin query or non-urgent follow-up. |
| Mental health crisis | NHS 111, local crisis service, Samaritans 116 123, or 999 if immediate danger | You feel unsafe, at risk of harm, or need urgent mental health support. |
CQC rating and quality note
CQC lists Bingley Medical Practice at Canalside Health Care Centre as Overall: Good. CQC also records the practice as a GP practice providing services for everyone. Always check the official CQC page for the latest inspection record because ratings can change.
Official source check and reference notes
Official sources checked before writing: NHS.uk profile, official Bingley Medical Practice website, contact page, appointments page, prescriptions page, registration page, about page, clinical team page, tests and investigations page, travel advice page, extended access page, closed guidance, complaints page, NHS facilities page and CQC.
Official links: NHS.uk profile · NHS contact and opening times · Official practice website · Contact · Appointments · Prescriptions · Register · Clinical team · Tests and investigations · Extended access · Complaints · CQC · NHS 111
Why this page is built this way: real users search appointments, opening hours, phone number, prescriptions, PATCHS, doctors, pharmacy, email, reviews, registration, Canalside Health Care Centre and NHS UK. This guide answers those intents in one place while still linking to official sources for final confirmation.