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Daybrook Medical Practice: new appointment system, opening hours and patient routes

Daybrook Medical Practice is based at Daybrook Health Centre, Salop Street, Daybrook, Nottingham, NG5 6HP. The most important current change is the appointment system: from 14 September 2026, the practice says all GP appointment requests must start online through its website or the NHS App. This guide explains that route, opening hours, registration, prescriptions, test results, home visits, accessibility, Nottingham urgent care and the latest CQC assessment.

Choose your task New appointment route Map and access

1. Submit GP request online

2. Practice reviewYour information is assessed so the next step can match your need.

✓3. Right careGP, nurse, pharmacist, physio, paramedic or another suitable service.

Main practice telephone

0115 926 7628

Use this number if you cannot use online services, need help with access or communication, want to request a home visit, need registration help, have a prescription problem, or need reception support with the correct route.

Call Daybrook Medical Practice Official practice website

Address

Daybrook Medical Practice
Daybrook Health Centre
Salop Street
Daybrook
Nottingham
Nottinghamshire
NG5 6HP

Official NHS and CQC records use Daybrook Health Centre, Salop Street, Daybrook, Nottingham, NG5 6HP.

Open directions

Telephone

0115 926 7628

Site hours listed

7:30am–6:30pm weekdays

GP requests from 14 Sep 2026

Online first

NHS profile

Accepting new patients

Fast answer: Daybrook Medical Practice is at Daybrook Health Centre, Salop Street, Daybrook, Nottingham, NG5 6HP. Call 0115 926 7628. The current contact page lists Monday to Friday opening from 7:30am to 6:30pm. From 14 September 2026, GP appointment requests must be submitted online through the official practice website or NHS App. NHS currently shows the surgery as accepting new patients.

Current Daybrook changes to know before booking

GP booking changed on 14 September 2026

The practice’s latest appointment notice says all GP appointment requests now start online through its website or NHS App. Older advice about simply phoning reception for a routine GP slot no longer reflects the current front door for GP requests.

Open the current appointment route

Flu appointments are currently being booked

The current practice homepage says children and pregnant patients are being booked for September clinics, with adult flu vaccination starting in October. A Saturday clinic is advertised for 17 October 2026, subject to vaccine availability.

Check the latest vaccination notice

Start with the task you need to complete

You need	Best first step	Useful detail
Life-threatening emergency	Call 999.	Do not wait for an online GP form or callback.
A GP appointment	Submit the request online through the practice website or NHS App.	This became the required GP-request route on 14 September 2026.
Cannot use the online system	Call 0115 926 7628 or speak to reception.	The practice says reasonable adjustments and support are available for patients who need extra help.
A home visit	Call the practice before 10:00am where possible.	Home visits are for patients who cannot safely attend the surgery.
A repeat prescription	Use NHS App or the practice’s current online-service route.	Order before you are close to running out and allow pharmacy dispensing time.
A test result or result query	Check the NHS App where available or use the practice’s online result-query route.	The practice’s current online services include test-result access and queries.
To register	Use the NHS profile/registration route and check your address.	NHS currently lists Daybrook Medical Practice as accepting new patients.
Minor illness treatment	Consider Pharmacy First.	Community pharmacists can assess and treat eligible common conditions without a GP appointment.
Urgent non-life-threatening care when closed	Use NHS 111 online or call 111.	Nottingham Urgent Treatment Centre is another local route for suitable urgent problems.

For a broader explanation of NHS GP registration, prescription ordering and out-of-hours options, see the NHS medical practice patient guide. Daybrook’s September 2026 booking rules still take priority for this surgery.

Opening hours: 7:30am opening, but core contact starts at 8am

Day	Current contact-page hours	What to know
Monday	7:30am–6:30pm	Core phone, online and in-person contact commitment is published from 8:00am.
Tuesday	7:30am–6:30pm	GP appointment requests now start online.
Wednesday	7:30am–6:30pm	Check temporary notices before an important visit.
Thursday	7:30am–6:30pm	Online medical/admin requests operate during core hours.
Friday	7:30am–6:30pm	Plan routine medicines before the weekend.
Saturday	Closed	Use NHS 111 if urgent and not life-threatening.
Sunday	Closed	Use NHS 111 or 999 according to severity.

Why do you see both 7:30am and 8:00am? The current contact page lists the surgery as open from 7:30am, while the practice’s patient charter describes its core phone, online and in-person contact period as 8:00am–6:30pm. If you need a particular service before 8am, check first rather than assuming every reception or clinical function is available.

Official contact and opening hours NHS Daybrook Medical Practice profile

The September 2026 GP appointment system

The current practice news says that from 14 September 2026, all GP appointment requests must be submitted online through the practice website or NHS App. This is a major change from older phone-led booking information.

Open the current Daybrook website or NHS App.
Start the GP appointment request from the official online route rather than relying on an old bookmark or directory.

Select the questionnaire that matches your request.
The current website warns patients to choose the correct questionnaire because using the wrong request type can delay or reject the submission.

Describe the main problem clearly.
Include what has changed, how long it has been happening and why you need help. The practice uses this information to decide the next step.

Keep your phone available.
The practice may respond by phone, text or another appropriate method after the request has been reviewed.

Routine care may not be immediate.
The current website says non-urgent routine appointments will usually be scheduled within six weeks. If the condition becomes urgent or worsens, contact the practice sooner.

Digital access is difficult? Do not abandon the request. Daybrook’s patient charter says adjustments are made for people who need extra help, including communication needs and accessibility support. Call 0115 926 7628 or speak to reception.

Why Daybrook may route you to someone other than a GP

Practice nurse

Nurses provide chronic-disease care, vaccinations and other clinical services that do not always require a doctor.

First Contact Physio

The current team includes a First Contact Physiotherapist for suitable musculoskeletal problems.

PCN pharmacist

Clinical pharmacists support medication-related care and can be the right professional for some medicine questions and reviews.

Emergency care practitioner / paramedic

The published practice team includes emergency-care practitioners and paramedics who support appropriate same-day and community care.

NHS App and online requests

Daybrook’s current website promotes online access for appointments, prescriptions, test results, fit notes and administrative requests.

NHS App / NHS account

Request or manage supported appointments.
Order repeat prescriptions.
View parts of your GP health record.
View available test results.
Receive practice messages.

Practice website request route

GP appointment requests.
Non-urgent medical advice.
Test-result queries.
Fit-note requests.
Referral or letter updates.
General administrative requests.

Fit-note micro-guide

The current Daybrook fit-note page gives a specific route: open the practice website, choose the online GP-contact area, select an Admin Request, then choose Fit Note and complete the form. The request goes to a GP for review.

Official fit-note instructions NHS App help

Home visits: call before 10am where possible

The practice asks patients who believe a home visit is needed to contact it before 10:00am where possible.

A home visit is for a genuine inability to attend. Tell reception why the patient cannot safely come to Daybrook Health Centre and give a reliable telephone number. The request can be triaged before a visit is agreed.

Do not wait for a home visit if the situation is life-threatening. Call 999.

Repeat prescriptions: use the NHS App or current online route

The current Daybrook website promotes the NHS App and online services for repeat-prescription ordering. This avoids relying on old telephone-booking information.

Open your NHS App/NHS account or the practice’s prescription route.

Select only the medicines you currently need.
Check the medicine name and dose before submitting.

Check your nominated pharmacy.
The electronic prescription will normally be sent there once authorised.

Order before you are close to running out.
Allow time both for GP approval and for the pharmacy to dispense the medicine, especially before weekends and bank holidays.

Prescription missing from the NHS App? A medicine can disappear from the repeat list because a review is due, it is not authorised as a repeat item, or it needs clinician review. Use the practice’s medication-query route rather than repeatedly submitting the same order.

Test results: NHS App first, online query if something is unclear

The practice’s current digital-access information says patients can use online services to check test results. The NHS App is usually the quickest first place to look once a result has been released to your record.

Check your NHS App/NHS account.
Look under your GP health record or results area if access has been enabled.

Read the clinician comment as well as the number.
A result can be outside a reference range without automatically meaning treatment is needed.

Need clarification?
Use the practice’s online test-result questionnaire so the clinical team knows exactly which result you are asking about.

Hospital test? If the investigation was ordered by a hospital specialist, that hospital or clinic may remain responsible for explaining the result and arranging follow-up.

Registering with Daybrook Medical Practice

The NHS profile currently states that Daybrook Medical Practice is accepting new patients.

Check Daybrook is the right local practice for your address.
Use NHS Find a GP or the registration information linked from the official profile.

Complete the current registration route.
Most practices in England can now accept NHS online registration, with a paper route available where needed.

Give accurate previous-GP and medication details.
This helps records and repeat medicine information transfer correctly.

Remember the national registration rule.
NHS guidance says you do not need ID, proof of address, proof of immigration status or an NHS number simply to register with a GP surgery in England.

Named GP does not restrict who you can see. Daybrook’s current practice-information page says registered patients have a named accountable GP but can still see another GP in the practice.

Check live NHS new-patient status NHS registration rules

Daybrook’s wider primary-care team

The current practice team page lists more than doctors and nurses. Knowing this matters because your online GP request may be routed to another professional when that is more appropriate.

PCN pharmacists

Support medicine-related work, medication review and prescribing processes.

Social prescriber

Can help with suitable non-medical needs and community-based support.

First Contact Physiotherapist

Supports suitable muscle, joint and musculoskeletal problems.

Emergency-care practitioners

The practice team includes paramedic/emergency-care roles that can support appropriate clinical requests.

Children’s mental-health support

The current team page lists a children’s mental-health worker within the wider practice network.

Care-home support

The published team includes care-home coordination roles for patients requiring this service.

Current Daybrook practice team

Accessibility and communication support

CQC’s latest assessment records several practical adjustments at Daybrook Medical Practice.

Hearing and communication

Hearing loop at reception.
Interpreter and translation services.
British Sign Language support can be arranged.
Additional communication needs can be recorded on the patient record.

Waiting and mobility support

CQC records disabled parking.
People who are blind or hard of hearing can be collected from the waiting room by clinicians.
Patients with autism or learning disabilities can be offered a quieter waiting place.

Tell reception before the appointment. If you need an interpreter, quiet waiting area, hearing support or another reasonable adjustment, giving advance notice makes it easier for the practice to arrange it.

Local urgent care: Nottingham Urgent Treatment Centre

For an urgent health problem that is not life-threatening, Nottingham has a walk-in Urgent Treatment Centre at:

Nottingham NHS Urgent Treatment Centre

Seaton House
London Road / City Link
Nottingham
NG2 4LA

Current hours: 7:00am–7:00pm every day, including bank holidays.

Telephone: 0115 883 8500 for directions or current waiting-time information. The centre does not provide clinical advice over the phone.

The centre can assess problems such as minor burns, minor head injuries without loss of consciousness, skin infections, animal bites, suspected fractures, sprains, strains and minor eye problems. It is not a replacement for routine GP care.

For a life-threatening problem, use 999—not the Urgent Treatment Centre.

Official Nottingham Urgent Treatment Centre information

CQC rating: Good after a 2025 assessment

This is one area where old Daybrook articles need updating. CQC carried out a newer assessment between 1 September and 1 October 2025, with the report published on 27 November 2025. The current overall rating is Good.

CQC area	Current displayed rating	Context
Overall	Good	Current overall CQC view.
Safe	Good	Current displayed assessment.
Effective	Good	Current displayed assessment.
Caring	Good	Current displayed assessment.
Responsive	Good	Current displayed assessment.
Well-led	Good	Current displayed assessment.
Assessment period	1 Sep–1 Oct 2025	Assessment under CQC’s newer approach.
Report published	27 November 2025	Much newer than the practice’s 2015 historical inspection.

Older online reviews need context. Healthwatch Nottingham and Nottinghamshire’s 2026 report was based on a September 2025 visit and found appointment access was the main patient concern. Daybrook has since changed how GP appointments are requested, including the September 2026 move to online GP requests, so older descriptions of the phone-booking process do not describe the current system.

Official CQC Daybrook profile Healthwatch Daybrook report

Complaints, feedback and patient experience

The practice says complaints can be raised with the Practice Business Manager or Operations Manager. Written information is also available from reception.

Complain to Daybrook directly

Call 0115 926 7628 or use the official practice contact route. The current practice email is nnicb-nn.c84066@nhs.net.

Independent local NHS route

The practice lists Nottingham and Nottinghamshire ICB Patient Experience Team for people who prefer to raise the complaint outside the practice. The current practice page lists 0115 883 9570.

Timing: the practice says a complaint should normally be made within 12 months of the incident, or within 12 months of becoming aware of the problem.

Practice policies and complaints information

Map and directions to Daybrook Health Centre

Daybrook Medical Practice
Daybrook Health Centre
Salop Street
Daybrook
Nottingham
NG5 6HP

Map provided for directions only. MedicalPracticeUK.org is not the official Daybrook Medical Practice website.

Before travelling: confirm whether your consultation is face to face, check the appointment time, and tell reception in advance if disabled parking, hearing support, an interpreter or a quiet waiting area is important for your visit.

Official sources checked

Last verified: 20 September 2026.

Daybrook Medical Practice FAQs

What is the Daybrook Medical Practice phone number?

The main Daybrook Medical Practice telephone number is 0115 926 7628. Use it for reception support, home-visit requests, registration help, accessibility needs, prescription problems and help if you cannot use the online GP-request route.

What are Daybrook Medical Practice opening hours?

The current official contact page lists Monday to Friday from 7:30am to 6:30pm and Saturday and Sunday closed. The practice’s patient charter describes its core phone, online and in-person contact period as 8:00am to 6:30pm, so check first if you need a specific service before 8am.

How do I request a GP appointment at Daybrook Medical Practice?

From 14 September 2026, the practice says all GP appointment requests must be submitted online through its website or the NHS App. Choose the questionnaire that matches your request and provide enough information for the practice to decide the appropriate next step.

What if I cannot use the online GP appointment system?

Call 0115 926 7628 or speak to reception. The practice’s patient charter says adjustments and support are available for patients who need extra help with communication, accessibility or using services.

How long can a routine GP appointment take?

The current practice website says routine appointments for non-urgent health issues will usually be scheduled within six weeks. If your symptoms worsen or the problem becomes urgent, contact the practice sooner rather than waiting for the routine appointment.

How do I request a home visit?

The practice asks patients to contact it before 10:00am where possible if they believe a home visit is needed. Explain why the patient cannot safely attend the surgery and give a reliable telephone number so the request can be assessed.

How do I order a repeat prescription?

Use the NHS App or Daybrook Medical Practice’s current online prescription route. Check the medicines you need, confirm your nominated pharmacy and order before you are close to running out so there is time for authorisation and pharmacy dispensing.

Is Daybrook Medical Practice accepting new patients?

Yes. The NHS profile currently states that Daybrook Medical Practice is accepting new patients. Check that the surgery is appropriate for your address and use the current NHS or practice registration route.

What accessibility support is available at Daybrook Medical Practice?

CQC’s latest assessment records a hearing loop, disabled parking, interpreter and translation services including British Sign Language, support for blind or hard-of-hearing patients in the waiting room, and a quieter waiting space for patients with autism or learning disabilities.

What is Daybrook Medical Practice’s CQC rating?

CQC currently rates Daybrook Medical Practice Good overall, with Safe, Effective, Caring, Responsive and Well-led all displayed as Good. The latest assessment ran from 1 September to 1 October 2025 and the report was published on 27 November 2025.

Independent information notice: MedicalPracticeUK.org is not Daybrook Medical Practice, NHS England, NHS Nottingham and Nottinghamshire ICB, NHS 111, Nottingham CityCare or the Care Quality Commission. Appointment systems, questionnaire routes, opening arrangements, registration status, prescriptions, vaccination clinics, accessibility and local urgent-care information can change. Use the official links above for live information affecting an immediate healthcare request.

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