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Emergency first: This is an independent patient guide, not the NHS and not Albion Place Medical Practice or The College Practice. Call 999 now for chest pain, stroke signs, severe breathing difficulty, collapse, severe bleeding, severe burns, seizure not stopping, severe allergic reaction, overdose, acute confusion, serious injury, serious mental health emergency or someone not responding. If urgent but not life-threatening when the practice is closed, use NHS 111 online or call 111.

Maidstone NHS GP branch guide

Albion Place Medical Practice Maidstone: eConsult, total triage, prescriptions and branch details

Albion Place Medical Practice is now shown on The College Practice website as a Maidstone branch at 23–29 Albion Place, ME14 5DY. This guide explains the current phone number, eConsult route, total triage appointment system, prescription rules, registration, test results, services, map and CQC history without mixing old archived Albion profiles with the current College Practice service.

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Current branch phone

01622 752 345

Use this first: The current The College Practice location page lists Albion Place Medical Practice with phone 01622 752345. Older NHS/CQC or directory traces may still show 01622 235613, so this article explains the difference rather than hiding it.

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Address for maps and letters

Albion Place Medical Practice
23–29 Albion Place
Maidstone
Kent
ME14 5DY

This is a central Maidstone branch location now shown under The College Practice. Use the exact Albion Place address in maps, not just “College Practice”.

Open directions

Current phone

01622 752345

Address

23–29 Albion Place, ME14 5DY

Appointment route

eConsult + total triage

Current CQC context

College Practice Good

Quick answer: Albion Place Medical Practice is at 23–29 Albion Place, Maidstone, Kent, ME14 5DY. The current The College Practice location page lists phone 01622 752345 and opening hours Monday to Friday 8:00am–6:30pm, Saturday/Sunday closed. For GP help, the practice uses total triage: you may initially receive a telephone appointment from the right clinician, and eConsult can be used to send a specific medical or admin request without first waiting on the phone.

What people searching “Albion Place Medical Practice” need first

This is a practical task page. Use it to avoid old phone numbers, wrong CQC interpretation and wrong appointment routes.

Search phrase	Real user need	Fast answer
Albion Place Medical Practice phone number	Call current reception route.	Use 01622 752345 from The College Practice current location page.
Albion Place Medical Practice address	Find the branch.	23–29 Albion Place, Maidstone, Kent, ME14 5DY.
Albion Place Medical Practice appointments	Know whether to phone, eConsult or walk in.	Use total triage/eConsult or phone; the appointment page says there are no walk-in clinics.
Albion Place eConsult	Submit symptoms or admin request online.	One eConsult per problem; response usually by the end of the next working day.
Albion Place prescriptions	Order repeat medicine safely.	Use NHS App/online route where possible; ordinary phone or in-person requests to admin are not safe/efficient.
Albion Place new patients	Check if registration is possible.	NHS currently shows Albion Place Medical Practice accepting new patients; confirm with the current practice route.
Albion Place CQC rating	Understand old Inadequate vs current Good confusion.	Old Albion Place CQC profiles are archived; current The College Practice CQC profile is Overall Good.
The College Practice Albion Place	Understand current ownership/branch context.	Albion Place is displayed as a branch/site on The College Practice website.

Decision hub: eConsult, phone, pharmacy, 111 or 999?

Choose the route that matches the job. This prevents wrong forms, old numbers and unnecessary phone queues.

Call 999 now

Chest pain, stroke signs, severe breathing difficulty, heavy bleeding, collapse, seizure not stopping, severe allergic reaction, overdose, serious injury, sudden confusion or someone not responding.

Need GP or clinician help

Use eConsult where possible, or call 01622 752345. The practice works on total triage and may initially offer a telephone appointment with the right clinician.

Need face-to-face care

Submit the right request first. If the clinician needs to see you, the practice says they will book the appointment while you are on the phone or after reviewing your eConsult.

Need repeat medicine

Use NHS App or online services where possible. For patients unable to use digital routes, ask about VoiceConnect or another supported prescription route.

Minor health issue

A pharmacist, optician, dentist or self-referral service may be more suitable than GP, depending on the issue.

Closed or out of hours

Use NHS 111 online or call 111 for urgent help that is not life-threatening. Call 999 for emergencies.

Current status: Albion Place branch under The College Practice

Albion Place is a confusing search because old Albion Place Medical Practice profiles and current The College Practice branch information both appear online.

Current Albion Place location page Current contact page NHS Albion Place profile

Source	What it says	How to use it
The College Practice location page	Albion Place Medical Practice, 23–29 Albion Place, Maidstone ME14 5DY, phone 01622 752345, Mon–Fri 8am–6:30pm.	Use for current branch phone/hours.
NHS profile	Albion Place Medical Practice, 23–29 Albion Place, Maidstone, ME14 5DY; currently accepting new patients.	Use for NHS profile and registration status, but confirm details with the practice.
Old Albion Place CQC profiles	Archived pages can show historic provider/rating information and old phone 01622 235613.	Do not treat archived pages as the current branch rating.
Current The College Practice CQC	Overall Good, provider Maritime Health Partnership.	Use for current The College Practice regulated service context.

Important SEO and user-trust note: do not write this as if old Albion Place “Inadequate” is the current live branch rating. The article should explain the archived-profile history and then point users to the current The College Practice CQC Good profile.

Opening hours and when to contact Albion Place

The current The College Practice Albion Place location page lists standard weekday branch hours and weekend closure.

Albion Place opening hours All College Practice site hours

Day / route	Official current detail	Patient tip
Monday	8:00am–6:30pm	Use eConsult early if possible; keep phone available.
Tuesday	8:00am–6:30pm	Good day for routine admin and non-urgent requests.
Wednesday	8:00am–6:30pm	Check whether appointment is phone, video or face-to-face.
Thursday	8:00am–6:30pm	Practice also says it may offer extended hours one night a week until 8pm, normally Thursday or occasionally Wednesday.
Friday	8:00am–6:30pm	Avoid leaving prescriptions or urgent admin until late Friday.
Saturday	Closed at Albion Place branch location page.	Some Saturday pre-booked appointments may exist through the wider practice/extended access, but there is no ordinary walk-in reception.
Sunday	Closed	Use NHS 111 or 999 depending on urgency.
Telephone lines	Appointment page says lines are open 8am–1pm and 2pm–6:30pm.	Use eConsult if phone queues are busy and the issue is suitable.

Closure note: The College Practice contact page may list bank holiday, Christmas/New Year or Protected Learning Time closures. Check the current contact page before travelling for non-urgent admin.

eConsult: how to use it without delays

The practice says eConsult can be used from a computer, mobile or tablet to get online GP help and usually receive a response by the end of the next working day.

Start eConsult How to use eConsult Appointment system

Check emergency symptoms first.
Do not use eConsult for life-threatening symptoms. Call 999.

Choose the correct eConsult path.
You can select general advice, help for a specific condition, or an administrative request.

Submit one problem per form.
The practice says one eConsult per problem helps gather accurate information.

Write clear symptoms.
Say what started, when, what has changed, what medicine/self-care you tried, and what you need from the practice.

Give correct contact details.
The practice may reply by phone or email, and may book telephone, video or face-to-face consultation.

If no reply by end of next working day, call.
The eConsult page says to contact the surgery if this happens.

Good eConsult / phone wording

My main problem is [one clear issue]. It started [date/time]. It is [getting worse / not improving / affecting sleep, work or school]. I have tried [medicine/self-care]. I take [regular medicines]. I am worried because [reason]. I can be contacted on [phone number]. Please advise if this should be handled by GP, nurse, paramedic, physiotherapist, clinical pharmacist, pharmacy, NHS 111 or 999.

Photo safety: if eConsult asks for a photo, do not upload intimate-area photos such as genitalia or breasts. Follow the practice’s image-upload guidance.

Appointments: total triage, no walk-in clinics and 10-minute slots

The appointment page says the practice works on a total triage system. Patients are initially offered a telephone appointment from the clinician most suited to the need, such as a GP, nurse, paramedic, physiotherapist or clinical pharmacist.

Appointment issue	Official/practical rule	What to do
Can I walk in and book myself?	The appointment page says there are no walk-in clinics and patients cannot book appointments themselves in that way.	Use eConsult or phone first.
Initial appointment type	Total triage usually begins with a telephone appointment.	Keep your phone available and answer unknown/private numbers if expecting a call.
If face-to-face is needed	If the clinician needs to see you, they will book the appointment.	Do not travel unless invited or you have a confirmed appointment.
Medication review	Can be dealt with by clinical pharmacists on the telephone.	Have medicine boxes and side-effect details ready.
One person per appointment	Each family member needs their own appointment.	Do not add another person’s problem into your consultation.
Complex/multiple problems	Appointments are normally 10-minute slots; ask for longer if complicated or more than one problem.	Use one clear priority first.
Doctor choice	Practice policy allows patients to choose a doctor, but specific-doctor waits may be longer.	For urgent problems, accept the safest available clinician.
Late or missed appointment	If late you may be asked to re-book; missed appointments waste clinical time.	Cancel early if you cannot attend.

Companion tip: the appointment page says patients can generally bring a carer, relative or friend. This can help with remembering symptoms, questions and advice.

Repeat prescriptions: NHS App first, VoiceConnect only if suitable

The prescription page recommends the NHS App as the easiest secure way to order repeat prescriptions. It also says ordinary phone or in-person requests to admin staff are not safe or efficient, though VoiceConnect is available mainly for vulnerable patients or those who cannot access the NHS App.

Official repeat prescription page NHS App Patient Access Emergency prescription route

App

NHS App

Best route for repeat medicines if you can use it. Owned and run by the NHS and linked to your NHS account.

Online

Online services

Online services can support appointment booking/cancellation and repeat prescription ordering where enabled.

VoiceConnect

Telephone-based repeat ordering mainly for vulnerable patients and those unable to use NHS App. Contact the practice to ask about setup.

eRD

Electronic repeat dispensing

Suitable stable repeat medicines may be moved to eRD, where a series of prescriptions is sent electronically to a chosen pharmacy.

Prescription issue	Practice guidance	Patient action
Routine repeat medicine	Use NHS App or online services where possible.	Order before your last few doses.
Cannot use NHS App	Ask the practice about VoiceConnect or another supported route.	Do not ask admin staff to take the request by ordinary phone/in person.
Pharmacy ordering	The page says many pharmacies no longer order for patients, but vulnerable-patient exceptions may apply.	Discuss with nominated pharmacy first.
Forgot and ran out	Pharmacy may help through urgent repeat medicine supply; otherwise NHS 111 may direct you.	Take proof of ID and medication evidence such as repeat list or labelled box.
Controlled drugs or antibiotics	The emergency pharmacy route may not provide these; the page says 111 may be needed.	Do not wait until supply is finished.
Hospital medicine change	Hospital changes usually need written information and prescribing clinician review.	Provide discharge letter/clinic letter before supply runs out.
Fear of flying diazepam	The practice page says doctors have decided not to prescribe diazepam for fear of flying.	Plan non-medicine flying anxiety support early.
Medication review	Medication may need review and blood tests for safety.	Attend review appointments when invited.

Medication safety tip: keep a photo of your medicine boxes and repeat slip. It helps if you need emergency pharmacy supply, temporary GP registration or hospital follow-up.

Online services: NHS App, Patient Access and proxy access

The online-services page says patients can use online services without phoning or visiting the surgery, including booking/cancelling appointments and ordering repeat prescriptions where enabled.

Online services overview Register for online services NHS App help

Online task	What the page says	Practical tip
Register for online services	Recommended method is submitting online information and ID evidence upload.	Use your own email address, not a shared email account.
Processing time	Documentation may be issued within seven working days or more after verification.	Register before you urgently need repeat prescriptions.
Repeat prescriptions	Online services can help with repeat prescription ordering.	Check online status before collecting from pharmacy.
Proxy access	Parents of children under 12 need a proxy access form; carers can also be granted access where appropriate.	Follow consent rules carefully.
Misuse risk	Misuse can lead to warning or online access removal.	Do not repeatedly book/cancel or request medicines you do not need.
Security	Keep login details safe and close browser after use.	Especially important on shared computers.

Test results and investigations

The College Practice has a tests and investigations area for accessing results, blood tests, urine tests, x-rays and scans. Use the right requester route: GP-ordered tests through the practice; hospital-ordered tests usually through the hospital team.

Tests and investigations NHS App

Result situation	Best route	What to prepare
GP-ordered blood/urine/swab test	Practice result route or NHS App where available.	Know test date and why it was ordered.
X-ray or scan	Ask the requester and check expected reporting time.	Results can take longer than routine blood tests.
Hospital-requested test	Contact the hospital/clinic that ordered it.	They are usually responsible for explaining next steps.
Someone else asking	Consent may be needed for adult results.	Arrange permission before calling.
Result looks abnormal online	Read clinician comments and follow advice.	Do not interpret numbers without clinical context.

Result query wording

I had [blood/urine/x-ray/swab] on [date], requested by [GP/hospital/clinic]. Please can you confirm whether the result has been reviewed and whether any action or appointment is needed?

Fit notes and admin requests

The eConsult guide says administrative requests, including requesting a fit note, can be submitted by using the eConsult banner and choosing administrative requests.

eConsult admin requests GOV.UK self-certification form

Situation	Best route	Tip
Off work 7 days or less	Usually self-certify.	Use employer self-certification unless told otherwise.
Off work more than 7 days	Submit fit note/admin request.	Give exact start date, condition and expected return date if known.
Continuation note	Submit clear admin request.	Include previous certificate dates.
Hospital-managed illness	Ask the hospital team first.	Hospital doctors can issue fit notes for hospital care.
Private letter	May be private non-NHS work.	Ask fee and timescale before relying on it.

Home visits: only if housebound or too ill to attend

The appointment page says home visits are only for patients who are housebound or too ill to visit the practice. A GP decides if the medical condition requires a visit and how urgent it is.

Appointment and home visit guidance Call 01622 752345

Use 999 for emergency symptoms.
Do not wait for a home visit if someone is seriously ill or injured.

Explain why the patient cannot attend.
Housebound or too ill to travel is different from transport difficulty.

Give useful triage details.
Symptoms, start time, temperature, medication, falls, confusion, carer contact and access details.

Expect clinical decision-making.
The GP decides if a home visit is required and how urgent it is.

Register with Albion Place Medical Practice

NHS currently shows Albion Place Medical Practice as accepting new patients. Because Albion Place now appears as a branch under The College Practice, confirm registration and catchment instructions with the current practice route before relying on older pages.

NHS Albion Place profile NHS GP registration guidance Register with a GP surgery online

Check catchment and current registration route.
Most GP surgeries register people who live in their area, though some accept out-of-area registrations.

Prepare basic details.
Name, date of birth, address, phone, email, emergency contact, current GP if any, medicines and allergies.

NHS says ID is not required to register online.
You do not need proof of address, immigration status, ID or NHS number, though having details ready helps.

Protect repeat medicines.
Take photos of medication boxes and arrange enough supply before switching surgery.

Check online access after registration.
Set up NHS App/online services early so prescriptions and records are easier later.

Local registration note: if the NHS profile says “accepting new patients” but the practice has changed branch/provider arrangements, trust the current practice registration route and phone confirmation over old directory pages.

Clinics and services at The College Practice / Albion Place branch

The College Practice services pages list clinics, online services, practice services and travel vaccination guidance that apply across the practice group and branch locations.

Clinics and services overview Clinics Practice services Travel clinic

Antenatal care

Child health checks

Long-term conditions

NHS Health Check 40–74

Practice nurse clinics

Asthma support

Cervical screening

Hepatitis B immunisation

Home visits

Interpreting service

New Medicine Service

Patient transport

Private letters/forms

Texting service

Vaccinations

Service need	Route	Preparation
Travel vaccination advice	Practice nurse appointment and travel questionnaire.	Submit travel form at least 6 weeks before travel; vaccines ideally 4–6 weeks before departure.
NHS travel vaccines	Cholera, diphtheria/polio/tetanus booster, some hepatitis A combinations and typhoid may be NHS-funded.	Check itinerary first.
Private travel vaccines	Examples include hepatitis B, rabies, Japanese encephalitis, yellow fever and malaria tablets.	Private fees may apply; use private clinic if timing is short.
Long-term condition review	Practice clinic route.	Bring readings, medicine list and symptoms since last review.
Practice nurse clinic	Nurse appointment route.	Bring relevant forms, sample, vaccine record or readings.
Private letter or form	Practice services/private work route.	Ask about cost, evidence required and timescale.

Access, chaperones, interpreter support and visit planning

The appointment page says interpretation services can be arranged if patients contact the practice in advance. The practice also has chaperone and at-the-practice policies.

At the practice policies Appointment guidance

Map

Central Maidstone branch

Use 23–29 Albion Place, ME14 5DY in maps. Allow time for central Maidstone traffic, parking and walking distance.

Help

Interpreter support

If interpretation is needed, contact the practice in advance so support can be arranged.

Chap

Chaperone

For intimate examinations or sensitive care, ask about chaperone support before or during the appointment.

Carer

Bring someone

The appointment page says bringing a carer, relative or friend is generally welcome and can help with remembering advice.

Access support script

Hello, I have an appointment or request at Albion Place Medical Practice. I need help with [interpreter / chaperone / mobility / hearing / carer support]. Can this be noted before I attend?

Phone number mismatch: 01622 752345 vs old 01622 235613

Because Albion Place changed provider/branch context, older pages can show older details. This article uses the current The College Practice location page first.

Number/source	What it means	Use it how?
01622 752345	Current The College Practice location/contact pages list this for Albion Place and other College Practice sites.	Use first for current patient contact.
01622 235613	Older Albion Place CQC/NHS/directory records may show this legacy number.	Do not rely on this until confirmed by current practice.
111	Out-of-hours urgent non-emergency medical help.	Use when the practice is closed and the problem cannot wait.
999	Life-threatening emergency.	Use immediately for red-flag symptoms.

Publishing tip: keeping this mismatch visible helps readers trust the page because many searchers will see both numbers across old and new sources.

CQC: current College Practice Good vs archived Albion Place history

CQC and practice website references need careful wording. The current The College Practice CQC profile is Overall Good. Older Albion Place Medical Practice CQC pages are archived and can show historic ratings, including old Inadequate/Requires Improvement context from previous providers.

Current The College Practice CQC profile Archived Albion Place / Maritime profile Older archived Albion Place profile Maritime Health Partnership services

CQC item	Official context	How to phrase it safely
Current relevant CQC service	The College Practice, 50–52 College Road, run by Maritime Health Partnership, Overall Good.	“Current The College Practice CQC profile is Overall Good.”
Albion Place branch listing	The College Practice website displays Albion Place as a branch/location and footer shows Rated Good.	“Albion Place is now shown under The College Practice branch information.”
Archived Albion Place profile	One archived Albion Place CQC profile shows Inadequate and says service archived after provider change.	“Archived historic Albion Place profile; do not read as current branch rating.”
Maritime archived Albion Place profile	CQC says the Maritime Albion Place location was archived and not inspected yet at that location.	“Provider/registration history is complex; check current CQC page.”
Best reader action	Use current practice site and current CQC pages.	Explain the old/new source difference instead of hiding it.

Map, directions and Maidstone visit checklist

Address: Albion Place Medical Practice, 23–29 Albion Place, Maidstone, Kent, ME14 5DY. Use this map for planning only. Confirm whether your appointment is phone, video, face-to-face or at a different College Practice site before travelling.

Before leaving home

Check the appointment type, clinician, site, time and whether you were asked to bring forms, sample, medicine boxes, vaccination record, ID, glasses or hearing aids.

If someone else is driving

Send the exact address: Albion Place Medical Practice, 23–29 Albion Place, Maidstone, Kent, ME14 5DY. Phone: 01622 752345.

If you expected College Road

The College Practice has multiple sites. Check whether your message says Albion Place, College Road, Barming or Allington before travelling.

If late or cannot attend

Cancel early so the appointment can be reused. If you are late, the practice may ask you to re-book.

When Albion Place Medical Practice is closed

The current location page lists out-of-hours as 111. The appointment page says some Saturday sessions are pre-booked only and when surgery is closed the NHS 111 service takes over.

NHS 111 online Find a pharmacy Find urgent treatment centre

Problem	Use this	Examples
Life-threatening emergency	Call 999	Chest pain, stroke signs, severe breathing difficulty, collapse, severe bleeding, not responding.
Urgent but not life-threatening	NHS 111 online or call 111	Too unwell to wait, urgent advice, possible urgent treatment route.
Medication emergency	Pharmacy first, then NHS 111 if needed	Running out of regular medicine, emergency repeat supply, side effects.
Routine repeat prescription	NHS App / online services / practice route when open	Do not use emergency services for routine repeat requests.
Routine admin	eConsult admin request or phone when open	Fit notes, forms, letters, test result questions, registration queries.
Dental problem	Dentist / urgent dental service	GP practices are usually not the right route for dental treatment.

Official action links used

Use these after reading the practical route above. This guide explains what each page is for so patients do not land on old or wrong-source information.

Current Albion Place Medical Practice location page · The College Practice contact page · eConsult · Appointment system · How to use eConsult · Repeat prescriptions · Online services · Clinics · Practice services · Travel clinic · NHS Albion Place profile · NHS registration guidance · Current The College Practice CQC · Archived Albion Place / Maritime CQC · Older Albion Place CQC history · NHS 111 online

Albion Place Medical Practice FAQs

What is Albion Place Medical Practice phone number?

Use 01622 752345 first. This is the number shown on the current The College Practice location page for Albion Place Medical Practice. Older archived Albion Place pages can show 01622 235613, but the current branch page uses 01622 752345.

Where is Albion Place Medical Practice?

Albion Place Medical Practice is at 23–29 Albion Place, Maidstone, Kent, ME14 5DY.

Is Albion Place Medical Practice part of The College Practice?

The current official location page is on The College Practice website and lists Albion Place Medical Practice as one of the practice locations, along with College Road, Barming and Allington sites.

What are Albion Place Medical Practice opening hours?

The current Albion Place location page lists Monday to Friday 8:00am to 6:30pm, Saturday closed and Sunday closed.

How do I book an appointment?

Use eConsult where suitable or call 01622 752345. The practice says it works on a total triage system, initially offering a telephone appointment from a suitable clinician such as a GP, nurse, paramedic, physiotherapist or clinical pharmacist.

Does Albion Place Medical Practice have walk-in clinics?

The appointment page says the practice does not have walk-in clinics and patients cannot book appointments themselves by walking in. Use eConsult or phone first.

What is eConsult?

eConsult is the online request system used by The College Practice. It asks questions about symptoms or admin needs and the practice usually responds by the end of the next working day.

How many problems can I put in one eConsult?

The practice says to submit one eConsult per problem so the clinician has accurate information for each issue.

Can children use eConsult?

Parents can submit an eConsult for children over 6 months. For children under 6 months, the practice says to phone the surgery.

Can I submit photos on eConsult?

You may be asked to submit a photo to help diagnosis, but the practice says not to include photos of intimate areas such as genitalia or breasts.

How do I order repeat prescriptions?

Use NHS App or online services where possible. The prescription page says ordinary phone or in-person requests to admin staff are not safe or efficient. VoiceConnect is mainly offered to vulnerable patients and those who cannot access the NHS App.

What should I do if I run out of medication?

Contact your usual pharmacy first because urgent repeat medicine supply may be possible for some regular medicines. If the pharmacy cannot help, NHS 111 may direct you. Controlled drugs and antibiotics may need a different route.

Does the practice offer electronic repeat dispensing?

Yes, the prescription page explains electronic repeat dispensing for suitable stable repeat medicines, where a series of prescriptions can be sent electronically to your chosen pharmacy.

Is Albion Place Medical Practice accepting new patients?

NHS currently shows Albion Place Medical Practice as accepting new patients. Because the branch is now shown under The College Practice, confirm the current registration route and catchment with the practice before relying on old directory pages.

Do I need ID to register with a GP?

NHS registration guidance says you do not need proof of address, immigration status, ID or NHS number to register online with a GP surgery, although having details ready can help transfer records.

What is the CQC rating for Albion Place Medical Practice?

CQC is complex here. Older Albion Place profiles are archived and can show historic ratings. The current The College Practice CQC profile is Overall Good, and the current practice website footer displays Rated Good. Explain the archived history instead of treating old Albion ratings as current.

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. Call 999 for life-threatening medical or mental health emergencies.

Independent directory disclaimer: medicalpracticeuk.org is not the NHS, not NHS 111, not CQC, not The College Practice, not Maritime Health Partnership and not Albion Place Medical Practice. This guide is for general patient information only. Phone numbers, eConsult links, opening hours, appointment availability, prescription rules, registration status, CQC records, branch ownership, services, clinics, access and test-result routes 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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