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Oak Street Medical Practice: NHS GP appointments, hours, prescriptions and patient help

Oak Street Medical Practice is an NHS GP surgery on Oak Street in Norwich, Norfolk NR3 3DL. This guide explains the phone number, opening hours, appointment routes, NHS App and online services, repeat prescriptions, registration, test results, fit notes, services, parking, disabled access, CQC rating and what to do when the surgery is closed.

Start here before you call
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Danger signs?Call 999. Do not wait for GP opening or online replies.
2
Need GP help?Call reception on 01603 613431 or use online services where available.
3
Need medicine?Use NHS App or the practice route early before you run out.
4
New patient?NHS.uk shows this surgery is accepting new patients.
Reception phone

Use this number for: appointment help, urgent same-day questions, routine booking support, prescription queries, registration questions, test-result questions, fit-note questions, access needs, chaperone requests, or if online services are difficult.

Address for maps and letters

Oak Street Medical Practice
Oak Street
Norwich
Norfolk
NR3 3DL

Use the full Oak Street, Norwich address because searches for “Oak Street” can also show Oak Street Health in the USA, Oak Tree Medical Practice, or unrelated clinic listings.

Open directions
NHS code
D82047
Phone
01603 613431
Weekday hours
8:30am–1:30pm, 2pm–6pm
CQC rating
Overall Good
Fast answer: Oak Street Medical Practice is at Oak Street, Norwich, Norfolk, NR3 3DL. The reception number is 01603 613431. NHS.uk lists the surgery as open Monday to Friday from 8:30am to 1:30pm and 2pm to 6pm, with Saturday and Sunday closed. NHS.uk also shows the surgery is currently accepting new patients. CQC lists Oak Street Medical Practice as Overall Good.

Unique patient decision hub: choose the right Oak Street route in 60 seconds

Use this quick checker before calling, travelling, ordering medicine or waiting for the wrong service.

I need urgent help today

Call Oak Street reception during opening hours and explain if symptoms are new, worsening or urgent. If the surgery is closed and it cannot wait, use NHS 111. If it is life-threatening, call 999.

I need a routine appointment

Use the practice phone number or online services where available. Be ready to say whether you need a GP, nurse, prescription review, test result discussion or admin help.

I need repeat medicine

Use the NHS App or your usual online service if enabled. Order early before weekends, bank holidays or travel and check your nominated pharmacy before collecting.

I need test results

Use NHS App/online access where available or call the practice. Ask who ordered the test because hospital-ordered tests may need hospital follow-up.

I want to register

NHS.uk shows the surgery is accepting new patients. Check you live in the catchment area and use NHS online registration or contact the surgery.

I have a minor illness

Ask a pharmacy first for minor coughs, colds, sore throat, simple rashes, medicine advice and Pharmacy First conditions where suitable.

Oak Street Medical Practice opening hours

NHS.uk lists Oak Street Medical Practice reception opening times as Monday to Friday from 8:30am to 1:30pm, then 2pm to 6pm. Saturday and Sunday are listed as closed. The listed hours were last confirmed on NHS.uk on 12 August 2024, so check the official NHS profile or practice website before travelling on bank holidays or during temporary service changes.

DayNHS-listed reception hoursPatient tip
Monday8:30am–1:30pm, 2pm–6pmCall earlier for problems that may need same-day advice.
Tuesday8:30am–1:30pm, 2pm–6pmGood day for routine appointment, prescription and registration questions.
Wednesday8:30am–1:30pm, 2pm–6pmUse online services where available to reduce phone waiting.
Thursday8:30am–1:30pm, 2pm–6pmOrder repeat medicine early if you need it before the weekend.
Friday8:30am–1:30pm, 2pm–6pmDo not leave urgent prescription or admin problems until late afternoon.
SaturdayClosedUse NHS 111 for urgent non-emergency help or 999 for emergencies.
SundayClosedUse pharmacy, NHS 111 or 999 depending on the problem.

How to book Oak Street Medical Practice appointments

The safest appointment route depends on what you need. For urgent symptoms, call the practice during opening hours. For routine care, use reception or online services where enabled. For life-threatening symptoms, do not wait for GP access.

1
Check for emergency symptoms first.
Use 999 for chest pain, stroke signs, severe breathing trouble, collapse, severe bleeding, serious allergic reaction or someone not responding.
2
Call reception for appointment help.
Phone 01603 613431. Say one clear problem first so the team can guide you to GP, nurse, pharmacy, NHS 111 or another route.
3
Use online services where available.
NHS.uk links Oak Street patients to online health and prescription services and the NHS App. Availability depends on your account and practice settings.
4
Ask for the right clinician.
Some needs may fit a practice nurse, healthcare assistant, pharmacist, NHS 111, pharmacy or hospital service better than a GP appointment.
5
Ask what happens next.
If no appointment is available, ask whether you should use a pharmacy, NHS 111, an urgent treatment centre, online form, routine call-back or another local route.
6
Cancel if you cannot attend.
Use the practice’s cancellation route, NHS App/online access if available, or call reception so the slot can be offered to another patient.
Simple phone script
Hello, my name is [name]. My date of birth is [date of birth]. I am registered at Oak Street Medical Practice. I need help because [one clear sentence]. Is this urgent GP, routine GP, nurse, prescription, pharmacy, NHS 111 or another service?

Before you call or use online services: practical checklist

Having the right details ready can reduce repeat calls and helps the practice choose the safest route.

Full name and date of birth
Best callback number
Main symptom or request
When it started
Whether it is worsening
Regular medicines and allergies
Nominated pharmacy
Hospital letters if relevant
Test date and who ordered it
Work dates for fit note
Carer or proxy details
Interpreter or access need
Good request wording
I have had [symptom] for [time]. It is [getting worse / not improving / affecting sleep / affecting work]. I have tried [medicine or self-care]. I take [regular medicines]. I am worried because [reason]. I need advice on whether this should be GP, nurse, pharmacy, NHS 111 or another service.

NHS App and online services for Oak Street Medical Practice

NHS.uk lists online health and prescription services for Oak Street Medical Practice and links patients to the NHS App. Depending on your account, online services may help with repeat prescriptions, GP health record access, test results, appointment actions and secure NHS login.

App

NHS App

Use the NHS App where enabled to request repeat prescriptions, view parts of your GP record, see test result information and access NHS services securely.

Rx

Prescription services

Online repeat prescription ordering may be easier than waiting on the phone, especially for regular medication.

ID

Login setup

You may need NHS login checks or practice online-service setup before full access works.

Safe

Security

Do not share NHS login codes, passwords or medical-record access with anyone who is not authorised to help you.

Oak Street Medical Practice repeat prescriptions

For repeat medication, use the NHS App or online prescription service where available. If online tools are difficult, call reception and ask which current prescription route the practice wants you to use. Do not wait until your last tablet, especially before weekends, bank holidays, travel or medication reviews.

App

NHS App route

Use the NHS App if repeat prescription ordering is enabled for your account.

Web

Online service route

NHS.uk links the practice to online health and prescription services. Use your usual app or website login.

Ph

Pharmacy route

Ask your nominated pharmacy about collection timing, stock and emergency supply rules if you are close to running out.

Tel

Phone if stuck

Call 01603 613431 if you cannot use online services or need the practice’s current prescription instructions.

Prescription issueWhat it usually meansPractical next step
Medicine not showing onlineIt may not be on repeat, may be too early, or may need review.Ask the practice for a medication query route and give medicine name, strength and reason.
Pharmacy says nothing is readyThe request may still be processing, awaiting review, sent elsewhere, or not received.Check NHS App/online status, nominated pharmacy and the practice route.
Running out soonGP and pharmacy processing time may both be needed.Contact the practice or pharmacy clearly and say how many doses are left.
Hospital changed medicineThe GP may need hospital discharge information before continuing it.Contact early and keep your discharge letter handy.
Surgery closedThe GP may not be able to issue routine repeats.Ask NHS 111 or a pharmacist about urgent emergency supply options.
Practical medicine tip: a prescription being issued by the GP does not always mean the pharmacy has dispensed it. Check the pharmacy before making a special journey.

Helpful NHS App video for prescriptions and records

This NHS App video is useful if you want to understand how the NHS App can support prescriptions, records and online NHS services. Always follow Oak Street Medical Practice’s current instructions for appointments and repeat prescriptions.

Test results, blood tests and hospital results

NHS.uk links patients to viewing test results and GP health record access through NHS services. For Oak Street-specific results, ask reception what route to use and whether the GP, hospital, nurse or another service ordered the test.

Result questionBest routeWhy it matters
GP-ordered testUse NHS App/online access where enabled, or call reception.The practice can usually advise when results have been received and reviewed.
Hospital-ordered testAsk the hospital clinic or department first.Hospitals often manage results they requested.
No news yetAsk when the result is expected and how you will hear.Different tests take different times.
Symptoms continue despite normal resultContact the practice again or use urgent care depending on severity.Normal results do not always explain ongoing symptoms.
Someone else wants your resultConsent or proxy access may be needed.Medical confidentiality rules protect patient information.

Sick notes, fit notes and work paperwork

A fit note is usually needed only after you have been off work for more than seven calendar days. For shorter illness, your employer may ask for self-certification instead. If hospital care caused your absence, ask the hospital team whether they should provide paperwork.

7

7 days or less

Use self-certification where appropriate. You usually do not need a GP fit note for the first seven calendar days.

8+

More than 7 days

Contact the practice through the appropriate route and give clear dates, symptoms and work needs.

Hosp

Hospital treatment

Ask the hospital team for discharge paperwork or a fit note if they treated you.

Work

Employer letter

Non-NHS letters or forms may not be free and may take longer than a normal appointment request.

Register with Oak Street Medical Practice as a new patient

NHS.uk currently shows Oak Street Medical Practice is accepting new patients. The NHS registration page says registration is faster if you have personal information ready, and you do not need proof of address, immigration status, ID or an NHS number to register online with a GP.

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Check the catchment area.
NHS.uk says most GPs only register people who live in the area they cover. Use the postcode checker before starting.
2
Register online if suitable.
The NHS online route may ask for your name, address, previous GP, NHS number if known, emergency contact, carer details, allergies, medication and medical history.
3
Use another route if needed.
NHS.uk says you can phone reception, email the surgery, or visit to collect a form if online registration is not suitable.
4
Protect regular medication.
If you take repeat medicine, make sure you have enough supply while registration and records transfer.
5
No ID does not automatically block registration.
NHS.uk says you do not need proof of address, immigration status, ID or an NHS number to register online with a GP.

Services patients often search for

CQC lists Oak Street Medical Practice as a GP practice with services including maternity and midwifery services, family planning, treatment of disease, disorder or injury, surgical procedures, diagnostic and screening procedures, and services for everyone. Always ask the practice which services are currently available, because staffing and local pathways can change.

GP appointments
Nurse appointments
Healthcare assistant support
Repeat prescriptions
Medication reviews
Test result queries
Family planning
Maternity and midwifery services
Diagnostic and screening procedures
Surgical procedures where available
Treatment of disease or injury
Learning disability checks
Phlebotomy / blood test routes
Dressings where available
Fit notes
Referrals
New patient registration
Accessible facilities
Service-check tip: if you are looking for a specific service such as minor surgery, vasectomy, blood tests, dressings, contraception or screening, call before travelling and ask whether the service is currently offered and how to book it.

Parking, disabled access, text relay and visiting the surgery

NHS.uk lists several access and parking features for Oak Street Medical Practice. These include Braille translation service, disabled parking, disabled toilet, induction loop, text relay, signing service, wheelchair access, step-free access, car parking and cycle parking.

NeedNHS-listed informationPatient tip
Wheelchair / step-free accessWheelchair access and step-free access listedCall ahead if you need extra help on arrival.
Disabled facilitiesDisabled parking and disabled toilet listedDo not assume space availability at busy times.
Hearing supportInduction loop, text relay and signing service listedMention hearing or communication needs when booking.
ParkingCar parking, cycle parking and disabled parking listedCheck signs and allow extra time in Norwich traffic.
Language or communication helpBraille translation service listedAsk reception what support can be arranged before your appointment.
Access request script
Hello, I have an appointment or need to contact Oak Street Medical Practice. I need help with [wheelchair access / hearing loop / text relay / signing support / Braille information / carer support]. Can this be noted before I attend?

Oak Street Medical Practice Norwich vs similar names

This article is about Oak Street Medical Practice in Norwich, Norfolk, NR3 3DL. Search results can also show Oak Street Health in the United States, Oak Tree Medical Practice in Ilford, Norfolk hospital clinic listings, sexual health services on or near Oak Street, and other “Oak” surgeries. Check the address before calling, reviewing, or travelling.

Name seen in searchWhat to checkWhy it matters
Oak Street Medical Pract.NHS short name for Oak Street Medical PracticeSame Norwich GP surgery.
Oak Street HealthUsually a US healthcare brandNot the Norwich NHS GP surgery.
Oak Tree Medical PracticeDifferent practice name and locationDo not mix phone numbers or addresses.
Oak Street clinicMay refer to a hospital clinic or sexual health serviceCheck department, provider and address.

CQC rating and official quality note

CQC lists Oak Street Medical Practice as Overall: Good. The report page shows Safe, Caring, Responsive and Well-led rated Good, while Effective was rated Requires improvement in the 2020 published report. CQC also lists specific service ratings, with some areas Good and some Requires improvement. Use the official CQC profile for the current inspection record before relying on old directory ratings.

CQC

Overall Good

CQC lists the practice as Overall Good. The report was published on 6 April 2020.

Note

Read the detail

Overall rating is useful, but individual areas can differ. CQC listed Effective as Requires improvement in that report.

Live

Check current record

CQC records can change after inspections, focused reviews or provider updates.

Fair

Use reviews carefully

Public reviews can reflect appointment pressure, phone access and one-off experiences. Look for recent patterns.

Oak Street Medical Practice map and directions

Address: Oak Street Medical Practice, Oak Street, Norwich, Norfolk, NR3 3DL. Use the map for planning only. Check opening times, appointment type and access needs before travelling.

Before travelling

Check whether the surgery is open, whether you have an appointment, and whether your request could be handled by phone, online services or pharmacy.

If you need access help

Call ahead if you need wheelchair support, induction loop, signing support, text relay or another reasonable adjustment.

If collecting medicine

Confirm the prescription has reached the pharmacy before making a special journey.

If someone else drives

Send the full address and postcode: Oak Street, Norwich, Norfolk, NR3 3DL.

What to do when Oak Street Medical Practice is closed

When the surgery is closed, use NHS 111 online or call 111 for urgent medical help that is not life-threatening. Call 999 for emergencies. For routine questions, wait for the surgery to reopen or use online services where available.

ProblemUse this serviceExamples
Life-threatening emergencyCall 999Chest pain, stroke signs, severe breathing difficulty, heavy bleeding, collapse, not responding.
Urgent but not life-threateningNHS 111 online or call 111You need medical help today and the practice is closed.
Minor illnessLocal pharmacyCoughs, colds, sore throat, minor rash, medicine advice and Pharmacy First questions.
Emergency prescription supplyNHS 111 or a pharmacistIf you are out of essential medicine and the practice is closed.
Mental health crisisNHS 111, Samaritans 116 123, local crisis support, or 999 if immediate dangerFeeling unsafe, at risk of harm, or unable to cope.

Official source check and reference notes

Official sources checked before writing: NHS.uk Oak Street Medical Pract. profile, NHS contact and opening-hours page, NHS facilities page, NHS registration page, CQC Oak Street Medical Practice profile, NHS App, NHS 111 and NHS fit-note guidance.

Official links: official NHS profile · official NHS contact and opening hours · official NHS facilities page · official NHS registration page · official CQC profile · official NHS App page · NHS 111 online

Why this page is built this way: real users search appointments, phone number, opening hours, repeat prescriptions, online services, test results, registration, access, parking, CQC rating and similar-name confusion. This guide answers those practical intents in one place and links back to official sources for final verification.

Oak Street Medical Practice FAQs

What is the phone number for Oak Street Medical Practice?
The reception phone number listed by NHS.uk is 01603 613431. Use it for appointments, registration help, prescription questions, test result questions, access needs and general practice queries. For emergencies, call 999.
Where is Oak Street Medical Practice located?
Oak Street Medical Practice is located at Oak Street, Norwich, Norfolk, NR3 3DL.
What is the NHS code for Oak Street Medical Practice?
NHS.uk lists Oak Street Medical Pract. under organisation code D82047.
What are Oak Street Medical Practice opening hours?
NHS.uk lists the reception as open Monday to Friday from 8:30am to 1:30pm and 2pm to 6pm. Saturday and Sunday are listed as closed. Check the official NHS profile before travelling because temporary changes and bank holidays can affect access.
Is Oak Street Medical Practice accepting new patients?
NHS.uk currently shows Oak Street Medical Practice as accepting new patients. You should still check that you live within the surgery catchment area before registering.
How do I book an appointment at Oak Street Medical Practice?
Call reception on 01603 613431 or use NHS App/online services where available. For urgent problems when the surgery is closed, use NHS 111. For life-threatening symptoms, call 999.
How do I order repeat prescriptions?
Use NHS App or the online prescription service where enabled. If you cannot use online services, contact reception and ask for the current prescription request route. Order early before weekends, bank holidays and travel.
Does Oak Street Medical Practice have parking?
NHS.uk lists car parking, cycle parking and disabled parking for Oak Street Medical Practice. Parking availability can still vary, so allow extra time when travelling.
Does Oak Street Medical Practice have disabled access?
NHS.uk lists wheelchair access, step-free access, disabled toilet, disabled parking, induction loop, text relay, signing service and Braille translation service. Call ahead if you need extra help on arrival.
What is the CQC rating for Oak Street Medical Practice?
CQC lists Oak Street Medical Practice as Overall Good. The CQC report published on 6 April 2020 listed Safe, Caring, Responsive and Well-led as Good, and Effective as Requires improvement.
Is Oak Street Medical Practice the same as Oak Street Health?
No. Oak Street Medical Practice is an NHS GP surgery in Norwich, Norfolk, NR3 3DL. Oak Street Health usually refers to a US healthcare brand, so check the address before calling or travelling.
What should I do when Oak Street Medical Practice is closed?
Use NHS 111 online or call 111 for urgent non-life-threatening medical help when the surgery is closed. Call 999 for life-threatening emergencies. For routine requests, wait until the surgery reopens or use online services where available.
Independent directory disclaimer: medicalpracticeuk.org is not the NHS, not Oak Street Medical Practice and not CQC. This guide is for general patient information only. Opening hours, appointment routes, registration status, online services, prescription rules, facilities, parking, services and CQC records can change. Always confirm important details with the official NHS profile, official practice website, CQC, NHS 111 or the surgery before relying on them.
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