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Parsons Heath Medical Practice: Accurx appointments, opening hours, prescriptions and registration

Parsons Heath Medical Practice is a Colchester GP surgery site within Colchester Medical Practice. This guide turns the official appointment, prescription, registration, results, clinics and CQC pages into practical steps: when to use Accurx, when to phone, when to attend in person, how to order repeat medicine, what to do when closed, and how to avoid outdated NHS/CQC profile confusion.

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Parsons Heath phone

01206 864395

Use this for: urgent same-day GP help, routine appointments, nurse/HCA booking, home-visit requests before 10am, prescription queries, test-result questions, registration/catchment help, access needs, interpreter requests, cancellation, or if you are unsure whether to use GP, pharmacy, NHS 111 or 999.

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Address

Parsons Heath Medical Practice
35a Parsons Heath
Colchester
Essex
CO4 3HS

Colchester Medical Practice has multiple surgery sites. Use the exact Parsons Heath address and phone number if you are registered at this site.

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Phone

01206 864395

Address

35a Parsons Heath, CO4 3HS

Weekday hours

8am–6:30pm

CQC history

Archived Good

Quick answer: Parsons Heath Medical Practice is at 35a Parsons Heath, Colchester, Essex, CO4 3HS. The current official Colchester Medical Practice site lists phone 01206 864395 and opening hours Monday to Friday 8am–6:30pm, with Saturday and Sunday closed. Urgent appointments can be requested in person between 8am and 10am on weekdays, by phone, or through Accurx. Repeat prescriptions are usually ready 2 working days after ordering and are not taken by phone or email.

What people searching “Parsons Heath Medical Practice” usually need

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Search phrase	Real user need	Fast route
Parsons Heath Medical Practice phone number	Call the correct current site.	Use 01206 864395 from the current Colchester Medical Practice contact page.
Parsons Heath Medical Practice address	Know the correct surgery site.	35a Parsons Heath, Colchester, CO4 3HS.
Parsons Heath Medical Practice appointments	Urgent, routine or online GP help.	Urgent: in person 8am–10am weekdays, phone, or Accurx. Routine: phone, NHS App/Patient Access or Accurx.
Parsons Heath opening times	Know when phones/building are normally open.	Monday to Friday 8am–6:30pm; weekends closed. Enhanced access is separate.
Parsons Heath prescriptions	Order repeat medicine safely.	Accurx admin query, NHS App, Patient Access, written request, or post. No phone/email repeat requests.
Parsons Heath new patient	Check whether you are in the right catchment.	Use the Parsons Heath red-labelled boundary map before registering.
Parsons Heath CQC	Understand why CQC says archived.	Old standalone profile archived in 2019 but shows historical Overall Good. Current patient actions should use Colchester Medical Practice pages.

Decision hub: GP, Accurx, nurse, pharmacy, NHS 111 or 999?

Choose the route that matches the problem. This avoids wrong-site calls, unnecessary A&E attendance and delayed prescription requests.

Call 999 now

Chest pain, stroke signs, severe breathing difficulty, collapse, severe bleeding, seizure not stopping, severe allergic reaction, serious injury, overdose, serious mental health emergency or someone not responding.

Need urgent GP help today/tomorrow

Attend your surgery site in person between 8am and 10am on a weekday, phone Parsons Heath on 01206 864395, or use Accurx.

Routine appointment

Routine appointments can be requested in advance by phone, NHS account/NHS App, Patient Access or Accurx. Pre-bookable appointments can be booked up to 4 weeks ahead.

Need medicine

Use Accurx admin query, NHS App, Patient Access, bring a written request, or post it. Repeat prescriptions are not taken by phone or email.

Need blood test

Only book a blood test if a doctor or nurse has requested it and arranged the blood form. Otherwise you may be unable to have the test and need to rebook.

Surgery closed

Use NHS 111 online or call 111 for urgent non-life-threatening help. NHS 111 online is for people aged 5 and over; call 111 for a child under 5.

Current site context: Parsons Heath is part of Colchester Medical Practice

Colchester Medical Practice is made up of four surgery sites. Patients are usually registered at one main site and should deal with that site unless asked to attend another branch for nursing, phlebotomy or enhanced-access appointments.

Official Colchester Medical Practice website Official contact page About the surgery

Site	Address	Phone	Patient action
Parsons Heath Medical Practice	35a Parsons Heath, Colchester, CO4 3HS	01206 864395	Use this if registered at Parsons Heath.
Castle Gardens Medical Centre	78 East Hill, Colchester, CO1 2QS	01206 866626	Different Colchester Medical Practice site.
Wimpole Road Surgery	52 Wimpole Road, Colchester, Essex, CO1 2DL	01206 794794	Different Colchester Medical Practice site.
Shrub End Surgery	122 Shrub End Road, Colchester, CO3 4RY	01206 573605	Enhanced access may be at Shrub End, so check appointment location.

Wrong-site warning: when using NHS App, Patient Access or booking a blood test, make sure you book into the site where you are registered or the site your appointment message states.

Opening hours and enhanced access

The current official contact page lists Parsons Heath as open Monday to Friday and closed on weekends. Enhanced access is separate from normal reception opening.

Official contact and opening hours Official appointments page

Day / item	Official listed access	Practical patient note
Monday	8am–6:30pm	Use urgent route early if the problem needs help today.
Tuesday	8am–6:30pm	Early-morning enhanced access is listed at Parsons Heath between 7am–8am.
Wednesday	8am–6:30pm	Routine/admin requests can use Accurx.
Thursday	8am–6:30pm	Do not leave prescription/admin chasing until late week.
Friday	8am–6:30pm	Order repeat prescriptions early before weekend pressure.
Saturday/Sunday	Closed	Use NHS 111 for urgent non-emergency help; call 999 for emergencies.
Evening enhanced access	6:30pm–8pm, Monday to Friday	Ask reception; location may not be Parsons Heath.
Saturday enhanced access	9am–5pm Saturdays	Official page says enhanced access appointments may be at Shrub End Surgery.
Early-morning enhanced access	Tuesday at Parsons Heath, 7am–8am	Check exact appointment confirmation before travelling.

Local planning tip: if your appointment is outside normal 8am–6:30pm hours, check the location carefully. Enhanced access may be at another Colchester Medical Practice site.

Appointments: urgent, routine, online and cancellation routes

The official appointment page says urgent appointments for today or tomorrow can be requested during opening times by attending in person 8am–10am on weekdays, phoning the surgery, or using Accurx.

Official appointments page Accurx online request Call Parsons Heath

Check if it is an emergency.
Use 999 for life-threatening medical or mental health emergencies. Do not wait for GP reception or an online response.

For urgent today/tomorrow help, use an urgent route.
Attend your surgery site in person between 8am and 10am, phone Parsons Heath, or use Accurx.

For routine appointments, book up to 4 weeks ahead.
Use phone, NHS account/NHS App, Patient Access or Accurx during opening times.

Book double appointment for more than one problem.
The official page says more than one problem needs a double appointment.

State your consultation preference.
You may be offered phone, face-to-face, SMS/email or video consultation depending on clinical need.

Cancel quickly if you cannot attend.
Cancel via NHS account/NHS App, Patient Access or by phone during opening times.

Phone or Accurx wording that helps

Hello, my name is [name]. Date of birth: [date]. I am registered at Parsons Heath Medical Practice. I need help with [one clear problem]. It started [when]. It is [getting worse/not improving]. I have tried [medicine/self-care]. I would prefer [phone/face-to-face/video/text] if suitable. Is this best for GP, nurse, pharmacist, Accurx, pharmacy, NHS 111 or 999?

Accurx: what the online request form can do

The Accurx patient portal says online requests are read within 2 working days, and urgent help should go through the GP practice, NHS 111 or 999 depending on severity.

Open Accurx Official online services guide

Accurx option	Use it for	Practical tip
I have a health problem	New or ongoing symptoms.	Give symptom, start date, worsening signs and medicines tried.
I have an admin or routine care request	Fit notes, repeat prescriptions, reviews, screening, vaccinations and admin help.	Use exact dates, medicine names and deadlines.
I want to read online advice	NHS information on symptoms and conditions.	Use for self-care information when not urgent.
Need more urgent help	Do not wait for Accurx.	Call the practice if open, use NHS 111 if closed, or call 999 for emergencies.
NHS login	Submit faster with NHS login.	Useful if already set up with NHS App/NHS account.

Accurx safety tip: if symptoms are rapidly worsening, severe, or involve chest pain, breathlessness, stroke signs, severe bleeding, collapse, overdose or serious mental health danger, use 999 or urgent phone route instead of waiting for an online response.

Repeat prescriptions: Accurx, NHS App, Patient Access or written request

The prescriptions page says the easiest repeat prescription routes are Accurx online, NHS account/NHS App and Patient Access. The practice does not take repeat prescription requests over the phone or by email.

Official prescriptions page Order via Accurx NHS App Patient Access

Acc

Accurx admin query

The practice says to choose “I have an admin query” when ordering a prescription through Accurx.

NHS

NHS App / NHS account

Use to view repeat medicines and dosage and choose items needed.

Patient Access

Use the GP online system if you have an account. Ask the practice for setup if needed.

Post

Written request

You can bring your request to the surgery or post it with a stamped addressed envelope if you want the prescription posted back.

Prescription issue	Official rule	Best action
Routine repeat medicine	Use Accurx, NHS App/NHS account, Patient Access, bring request, or post request.	Do not phone or email for repeat prescription requests.
Medicine needed for next cycle	Practice says order only items needed for the next 28 days.	Avoid over-ordering items you do not need.
Collecting prescription	Usually available 2 working days after ordering.	Allow pharmacy preparation time as well.
Prescription query	Use Accurx if you need to speak to someone at the GP surgery about your prescription.	Include medicine name, dose, pharmacy and remaining supply.
Medication Support Team	Prescription requests are processed by the MST based at Parsons Heath.	Prescription queries may be handled by a trained MST member.
Repeat dispensing	May reduce how often you need to request medicines; not suitable for everyone.	Ask reception if appropriate.
Old medicines	Take old medicines to a pharmacy or surgery; do not bin or flush them.	Return unused medicines safely.

Medicine planning tip: 2 working days is not the same as instant pharmacy collection. Order early before weekends, bank holidays, medication reviews and pharmacy stock delays.

Test results: who ordered the test and when to call

The official test-results page says the clinician who requested the test is normally responsible for reviewing and filing the result, and patients are advised to telephone for results unless told the practice will contact them.

Official test results page NHS App Call Parsons Heath

Situation	Best route	Practical note
GP practice ordered the test	Check NHS App if available or phone the practice after 12.	Have test date and test type ready.
Urgent result	Clinician will contact you directly.	Keep phone available after recent tests.
Non-urgent result	Clinician records guidance in notes about follow-up.	You may be asked to call back for further discussion without it meaning serious disease.
Need explanation	Follow-up is usually with the clinician who requested the test.	This supports continuity of care.
Reception result message	Reception can tell you if normal or if another action is needed.	Reception cannot clinically interpret results beyond clinician comments.
Hospital/other service ordered the test	Contact that service.	GP record may not include results held only by hospitals, dentists or opticians.

Result responsibility tip: whenever you have a test, ask “Who ordered this, who will review it, and how will I get the result?” This prevents unnecessary back-and-forth between hospital and GP surgery.

Sick notes / fit notes: 7-day rule and Accurx route

The sick-note page says that if you have been off sick for more than 7 days, you can request a sick note through Accurx. If you have been off sick for 7 days or less, employers should usually ask you to self-certify instead of asking for GP evidence.

Official sick note page Request via Accurx GOV.UK self-certification

Situation	Rule	Action
Off work 7 days or less	Usually self-certification.	Use employer or GOV.UK self-certification route.
Off work more than 7 days	Fit note may be needed.	Use Accurx and include exact dates and reason.
Hospital treatment	Hospital team should normally issue fit note for hospital-managed care.	Ask hospital before asking GP.
Urgent appointment only for paperwork	Usually not appropriate.	Use admin/Accurx route unless there is a new urgent medical problem.

Home visits: phone before 10am if truly housebound

The appointment page says to phone reception before 10am if you think you require a home visit. Home visits are for patients who are housebound or too ill to visit the practice.

Official home visit guidance Call Parsons Heath

Home visit point	Official meaning	Practical action
Request timing	Phone before 10am where possible.	Call early and keep phone nearby for triage call.
Who can request?	Housebound or too ill to attend practice.	Explain why travel is unsafe or impossible.
Telephone triage	Request is added to telephone triage list.	One of the on-call team will call back.
Who decides?	GP decides whether your medical condition requires a home visit and how urgently.	Do not assume every request becomes a visit.
Children	Children with fever, coughs, colds, earache, headache, vomiting, diarrhoea or abdominal pain are usually considered fit enough to be brought by car/taxi if available.	Use urgent phone/111/999 if seriously unwell.
Adults/elderly	Many common problems can be assessed better in surgery, but truly housebound patients can be visited.	State frailty, mobility and safety risks clearly.

Register with Parsons Heath Medical Practice

The current Colchester Medical Practice registration page says patients are registered at one of the four main sites and should use that site. The page asks patients to check their address is within the boundary for the site they are registering with.

Official registration page NHS Colchester Medical Practice profile NHS online GP registration

Choose the right site boundary.
For Parsons Heath, use the red-labelled Parsons Heath boundary map on the official registration page.

Check your address before registering.
Registrations depend on site boundary; do not register with the wrong Colchester Medical Practice branch.

Prepare your details.
NHS online registration normally asks for name, address, current GP, NHS number if known, emergency contact, carer details, medical history, allergies, medicines, phone and email.

Protect repeat medication.
If you take regular medicines, order enough from your old surgery and keep photos of medicine boxes/repeat slips before switching.

Check appointment location after registering.
You may be asked to attend a different site for nursing, phlebotomy or enhanced-hours appointments.

NHS registration note: NHS guidance says GP registration should not depend only on having ID, proof of address, immigration status or NHS number, although having details ready helps match your records.

Clinics and services: use the right team, not always a GP

The surgery-clinics page lists several clinic routes and explains which tasks practice nurses and doctors can help with.

Official surgery clinics page All services

Need	Official detail	Patient action
Patients aged 75+	Annual health check can be requested, carried out by doctor or practice nurse.	Ask reception about 75+ annual check.
Travel immunisations	Make appointment at least 8 weeks before holiday; some vaccines are private/chargeable.	Plan early and ask fees before booking.
Minor surgery	Doctors can perform minor surgery including removal of skin lumps, cysts, ingrowing toenails and cryosurgery.	Book GP assessment first.
Contraception	Doctors provide contraceptive advice; tell receptionist if cap/coil fitting needs suitable time.	Ask for correct length/type of appointment.
Preconception care	Women planning pregnancy may need rubella protection check, diet and folic acid advice.	Book in advance if planning pregnancy.
Maternity care	Doctors look after patients during pregnancy on own/shared-care basis; midwife is listed Monday afternoon.	Ask route if newly pregnant.
Practice nurse/HCA	New registration checks, immunisations, travel vaccinations, blood tests, BP/pill checks, wound dressings, suture removal, warts/verrucas, ECGs and audiograms.	Book the specific nurse/HCA service with reception.
Long-term checks	Asthma, coronary heart disease, stopping smoking, weight control and diabetes checks.	Bring readings, inhalers, medication list or monitoring data.

Appointment-saving tip: blood pressure, blood tests, dressings, immunisations, pill checks and ECGs may be nurse/HCA routes, not GP routes. Say the exact task when booking.

Online services: Accurx, NHS App, Patient Access and records

The online services page says Accurx can be used for appointment requests, health problems, sick notes, test-result questions and admin requests, and does not require an account.

Official online services Access GP health record NHS App

Tool	What it helps with	Setup tip
Accurx	Appointment request, health problem, sick note, test result question, admin request.	No account needed.
NHS account / NHS App	Order repeat prescriptions, view test results, access health record, check/cancel appointments and see vaccination record.	Set up NHS login before you urgently need it.
Patient Access	Repeat prescriptions, appointments and record access where enabled.	Visit surgery with photo ID to confirm identity and get username/password.
GP health record	Medicines, allergies, vaccinations, diagnoses, appointment notes, GP-arranged test results and hospital letters sent to GP.	Does not include hospital/dentist/optician information unless sent to the surgery.

Referrals and self-referrals

The referrals page lists local self-referral routes and explains how to request or track GP referrals.

Official referrals page NHS e-Referral

Carers

Drugs and alcohol

Exercise

Maternity

Mental health

Physiotherapy

Sexual health

Stop smoking

Young carers

Youth counselling

Weight management

NHS e-Referral

Referral need	Official route	Practical tip
Self-referral	Use listed local services where you can self-refer.	Do not wait for a GP appointment if the official self-referral route is available.
New GP referral	Use Accurx or phone Parsons Heath.	Provide as much information as possible.
Track existing referral	Use Accurx or phone the surgery.	Include date, specialty, hospital and any reference number.
NHS e-Referral	You should receive a letter within 2 weeks with booking details and passwords if GP used NHS e-Referral.	Keep the letter safe and book before the deadline.

Source mismatch: old Parsons Heath profiles vs current Colchester Medical Practice pages

This is the most important SEO and user-safety issue for this title. Some old profiles show Parsons Heath Medical Practice as a standalone/closed or archived entity, while the current patient-action pages are under Colchester Medical Practice.

Source	What it shows	How to use it safely
Current official Colchester Medical Practice site	Parsons Heath Medical Practice, 35a Parsons Heath, Colchester, CO4 3HS, phone 01206 864395.	Use this for live phone, appointments, prescriptions, registration and hours.
NHS Colchester Medical Practice profile	Colchester Medical Practice at Castle Gardens address and currently accepting new patients.	Use for group-level NHS profile, not Parsons Heath site-specific map.
Old NHS Parsons Heath Medical Centre profile	Shows GP surgery currently closed.	Do not use it for current patient actions.
Old CQC Parsons Heath profile	Archived on 23 December 2019; historical Overall Good.	Use for inspection history only, not live provider/current appointment status.

Do not publish outdated-only data: the current article should point patients to the Colchester Medical Practice pages for action, while explaining that CQC/NHS historical Parsons Heath profiles may be old or archived.

CQC history: archived Parsons Heath profile was Overall Good

CQC’s standalone Parsons Heath Medical Practice location profile is archived, but it shows historical inspection information from before the current Colchester Medical Practice structure.

CQC archived profile CQC inspection summary

CQC item	Official CQC detail	How to explain it
Status	Archived: service archived on 23 December 2019.	Historical profile, not current live registration route.
Overall rating	Good.	Historical quality rating.
Latest inspection	28 November 2017; report published 21 February 2018.	Not a new 2026 inspection.
Safe	Good.	Historical CQC key-question rating.
Effective	Good.	Historical CQC key-question rating.
Caring	Good.	Historical CQC key-question rating.
Responsive	Good.	Historical CQC key-question rating.
Well-led	Good.	Historical CQC key-question rating.
Inspection background	CQC said the practice population was approximately 10,700 at that time.	Useful context, but historic.

Map, directions and visit checklist

Address: Parsons Heath Medical Practice, 35a Parsons Heath, Colchester, Essex, CO4 3HS. Use this map for planning only and confirm your appointment site before travelling, especially for enhanced access or nursing/phlebotomy appointments.

Before travelling

Check whether your appointment is at Parsons Heath or another Colchester Medical Practice site. Bring appointment message, medication list, samples/forms if requested, phone and glasses/hearing aids.

If using enhanced access

Ask where the appointment is located. Evening/Saturday enhanced access may be at Shrub End Surgery, while Tuesday 7am–8am early appointments are listed at Parsons Heath.

If booking blood test

Only attend if a doctor or nurse requested the blood test and arranged the form on the computer.

If someone is driving

Send the full address: Parsons Heath Medical Practice, 35a Parsons Heath, Colchester, CO4 3HS. Phone: 01206 864395.

When Parsons Heath Medical Practice is closed

The official pages direct patients to NHS 111 online or 111 when medical help is needed while the practice is closed. Call 999 in a medical or mental health emergency.

NHS 111 online Find a pharmacy NHS urgent care guide

Problem	Use this	Examples
Life-threatening emergency	Call 999	Chest pain, stroke signs, severe breathing difficulty, collapse, severe bleeding, serious injury, not responding.
Urgent but not life-threatening	NHS 111 online or call 111.	Too unwell to wait, unsure what care is needed, urgent advice when closed.
Child under 5	Call 111.	Official page says NHS 111 online is for people aged 5 and over.
Minor medicine question	Pharmacy, NHS medicines advice, or NHS 111 if urgent.	Side effects, OTC medicine, missed doses, emergency supply.
Routine admin	Accurx/admin request or wait until open.	Fit notes, non-urgent forms, routine prescription queries, result questions.

Official action links used

Use these after reading the practical route above, so you do not land on an old archived Parsons Heath profile or the wrong Colchester Medical Practice site.

Official Colchester Medical Practice website · Contact and opening hours · Appointments · Accurx online request · Prescriptions · Test results · Sick / fit notes · Register with the surgery · Surgery clinics · Online services · Referrals · NHS Colchester Medical Practice profile · Archived Parsons Heath CQC profile

Parsons Heath Medical Practice FAQs

What is the phone number for Parsons Heath Medical Practice?

The current official Colchester Medical Practice contact page lists Parsons Heath Medical Practice phone number as 01206 864395.

Where is Parsons Heath Medical Practice?

Parsons Heath Medical Practice is at 35a Parsons Heath, Colchester, Essex, CO4 3HS.

Is Parsons Heath Medical Practice part of Colchester Medical Practice?

Yes. The current official website says Colchester Medical Practice is made up of four surgeries: Castle Gardens Medical Centre, Wimpole Road Surgery, Shrub End Surgery and Parsons Heath Medical Practice.

What are Parsons Heath Medical Practice opening hours?

The current official contact page lists Parsons Heath Medical Practice as open Monday to Friday from 8am to 6:30pm, and closed on Saturday and Sunday. Enhanced access appointments are separate from normal opening.

How do I request an urgent appointment?

For an urgent appointment for today or tomorrow, the official appointments page says to attend your surgery site in person between 8am and 10am on a weekday, phone Parsons Heath on 01206 864395, or use Accurx.

How do I book a routine appointment?

Routine appointments can be requested by phone, NHS account/NHS App, Patient Access or Accurx. The official page says pre-bookable appointments can be booked up to 4 weeks in advance.

Can I request a double appointment?

Yes. The official appointments page says that if you have more than one problem, you should book a double appointment.

What is Accurx used for?

Accurx can be used to contact the practice about a health problem, an admin or routine care request, fit notes, repeat prescriptions, reviews, screening and vaccinations. The portal says online requests are read within 2 working days.

Can I order repeat prescriptions by phone?

No. The prescriptions page says the practice does not take repeat prescription requests over the phone or email. Use Accurx, NHS App/NHS account, Patient Access, a written request brought to surgery, or post.

How long do repeat prescriptions take?

The prescriptions page says prescriptions can usually be collected 2 working days after ordering. Allow extra time for pharmacy preparation, weekends, bank holidays and medication reviews.

Where is the Medication Support Team based?

The prescriptions page says the dedicated Medication Support Team is based at the Parsons Heath site and processes prescription requests coming into the surgery.

When should I request a home visit?

Phone reception before 10am where possible. Home visits are for patients who are housebound or too ill to attend practice, and the on-call team may call back before deciding whether a visit is needed.

How do I get test results?

The test-results page says the clinician who requested the test is normally responsible for reviewing results. Patients are advised to telephone the practice for results unless told that the practice will contact them. Reception can tell you whether a result is normal or whether further action is needed, but cannot clinically interpret it.

How do I request a sick note?

If you have been off sick for more than 7 days, request a sick note through Accurx. If you have been off sick for 7 days or less, you normally self-certify with your employer.

How do I register with Parsons Heath Medical Practice?

Use the Colchester Medical Practice registration page and check the Parsons Heath Medical Centre red-labelled boundary map to make sure your address is inside the Parsons Heath catchment.

Why does NHS or CQC show Parsons Heath as closed or archived?

Old standalone Parsons Heath profiles can show closed or archived status. Current patient actions should use the Colchester Medical Practice website, which lists Parsons Heath as one of its surgery sites with current phone, address and opening hours.

What is the CQC rating for Parsons Heath Medical Practice?

The old standalone CQC profile is archived but shows historical Overall Good, with Safe, Effective, Caring, Responsive and Well-led all rated Good. Because the profile is archived, treat it as inspection history rather than a current live provider-status page.

What should I do when the surgery is closed?

Use NHS 111 online or call 111 for urgent medical help that is not life-threatening. NHS 111 online is for people aged 5 and over; call 111 for children under 5. Call 999 for medical or mental health emergencies.

Independent directory disclaimer: medicalpracticeuk.org is not the NHS, not NHS 111, not CQC, not Colchester Medical Practice and not Parsons Heath Medical Practice. This guide is for general patient information only. Phone numbers, opening hours, Accurx access, appointment availability, prescription rules, registration boundaries, enhanced-access locations, staff/services, CQC history and NHS profile status can change. Always confirm important details with the official practice website, NHS.uk, CQC, NHS 111 or the surgery before relying on them.

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