Sawston Medical Practice | NHS GP Appointments & Hours

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

Sawston Medical Practice is commonly searched by patients looking for the Sawston branch of Granta Medical Practices at Sawston Medical Centre, London Road, Sawston, Cambridge CB22 3HU. This practical guide explains how to book GP appointments, use the contact form, check opening hours, call the correct phone option, order repeat prescriptions, use NHS App or SystmOnline, find doctors and nurses, understand enhanced access, register, check test results, request fit notes, prepare for home visits, read reviews and get urgent NHS help.

Sawston patient route board
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Emergency?Call 999. Do not wait for GP forms or callbacks.
2
Non-urgent query?Use Accurx Patient Triage contact form where suitable.
3
Need an appointment?Use NHS App, SystmOnline or call 0300 234 5555 option 2.
4
Need medicine?Use repeat prescription route, EPS, pharmacy or NHS App early.
Sawston appointments phone

Choose option 2 for Sawston. Use this number for appointment help, urgent same-day questions, if the online form is difficult, prescription problems, test-result questions, home-visit requests, accessibility needs, or if you are unsure which clinician is right.

Address for maps and letters

Granta Sawston Medical Centre
London Road
Sawston
Cambridge
CB22 3HU

Use this full address for Google Maps, sat-nav, appointment letters, taxis, carers and family members helping with travel.

Open directions
Official name
Granta Medical Practices
Branch
Sawston Medical Centre
NHS code
D81043
CQC
Overall Outstanding
Fast answer: Sawston Medical Practice is searched by patients for Granta Medical Practices at Sawston Medical Centre, London Road, Sawston, Cambridge CB22 3HU. The appointment number is 0300 234 5555, option 2 for Sawston. Phone lines are listed as Monday to Friday 08:00–18:30. The official Sawston page lists opening hours, enhanced access appointments, doctors and nursing team, while NHS.uk shows the GP surgery accepting new patients.

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

This is the reusable part of the guide. Start here whenever you need Sawston Medical Centre and follow the safest route.

I need help today

If symptoms are dangerous, call 999. If urgent but not life-threatening and the practice is closed, use NHS 111. If it is GP-suitable and the practice is open, phone Sawston or submit the correct online request.

I need a routine GP appointment

Use NHS App, SystmOnline, Accurx Patient Triage where suitable, or call 0300 234 5555 and choose option 2 for Sawston.

I need repeat medication

Order early using the official prescription route. Check whether the prescription goes to your nominated pharmacy or whether you need another collection route.

I need a blood test or smear

The appointment page says blood tests and smear tests can only be booked with nurses, so tell reception exactly what test you are trying to book.

I am housebound

Ask about the home visiting service. The official appointment page says housebound patients may be seen by specially trained Emergency Care Practitioners.

I need evening or Saturday access

Enhanced access is pre-bookable only. It is not an emergency walk-in service and there is no duty doctor during enhanced access sessions.

Sawston Medical Practice opening hours and enhanced access

The official Sawston page lists Sawston Medical Centre opening hours and phone line information. Phone lines for appointments are listed as Monday to Friday 08:00–18:30. Sawston enhanced access appointments are pre-bookable and are not for emergencies.

DayOfficial listed Sawston openingPatient note
Monday8:00am to 8:00pm*Later access is linked to enhanced access. Pre-book, do not walk in for emergencies.
Tuesday8:00am to 6:00pmUse appointment phone line or online route early for routine help.
Wednesday8:00am to 8:00pm*Enhanced access may run in the evening by pre-booked appointment.
Thursday8:00am to 6:00pmGood day for admin, prescription, fit-note and routine queries.
Friday8:00am to 6:00pmDo not leave medication problems until late Friday.
Saturday9:00am to 5:00pm*Alternate Saturday enhanced access may be available, pre-booked only.
SundayUsually closedUse NHS 111 for urgent non-life-threatening help, 999 for emergencies.
Bank holiday note: the official Sawston page says doors are not open on Bank Holidays. Always check the official site before travelling, because hours and enhanced access can change.

How to book Sawston Medical Practice NHS GP appointments

The official appointment page explains that Accurx Patient Triage can be used for non-urgent medical or admin queries, and that appointments can be booked via NHS App, SystmOnline or by phone. For Sawston, call 0300 234 5555 and choose option 2.

1
Choose the right urgency level.
Call 999 for life-threatening symptoms. Use NHS 111 if urgent and the surgery is closed. Use Sawston GP routes for GP-suitable problems.
2
Use Accurx Patient Triage for non-urgent help.
The official page says Accurx Patient Triage can send a non-urgent medical or admin query without downloading an app or creating an account.
3
Use NHS App or SystmOnline where suitable.
Some appointments can be booked online. Blood tests and smear tests must be booked with nurses.
4
Call Sawston if online access is difficult.
Call 0300 234 5555 and choose option 2. Say whether it is urgent for today and whether you need a specific clinician.
5
Give reception enough information.
The official page says reception follows strict criteria to book the right person, place and time. Your information is confidential.
6
Expect many appointments to start by phone.
The practice says most appointments start with a phone call, then the clinician can decide whether tests, ongoing care or face-to-face review is needed.
Simple Sawston phone script
Hello, my name is [your name]. My date of birth is [date of birth]. I am registered with Granta Sawston Medical Centre. I need help because [one clear sentence]. Is this suitable for the contact form, a phone appointment, a nurse appointment, or a face-to-face GP appointment?
Enhanced access warning: evening and weekend enhanced access is pre-bookable only. The official page says there is no duty doctor and no facility to see emergencies during those sessions.

Before you submit a form or call: practical checklist

This checklist helps older patients, carers, busy workers and anyone nervous on the phone. It also reduces back-and-forth because the triage team gets the useful details first time.

Full name and date of birth
Best callback number
Main symptom or request
When it started
What is getting worse
Current medicines
Allergies
Photos if requested
Hospital letters
Nominated pharmacy
Carer consent
Access or interpreter need
Good online-form wording example
I have had [symptom] for [time]. It is [getting worse / not improving / affecting sleep / affecting work]. I have tried [self-care or medicine]. I take [regular medicines]. I am worried because [reason]. I would like advice on whether I need [GP / nurse / prescription / test / referral].

Sawston Medical Practice login, NHS App and online access

When patients search for “Sawston Medical Practice login” or “SystmOnline Sawston”, they usually need appointment booking, repeat prescriptions, test results, record access or admin help. Use official links only. Do not enter NHS login, SystmOnline details or medical information into random third-party websites.

App

NHS App

Useful for prescriptions, records, NHS number and some GP services where enabled. Identity verification may be needed.

Sys

SystmOnline

Use the official SystmOnline link from the practice page. This avoids unsafe copycat login pages.

Safe

Login safety

Never share your password, security code, NHS login details or medical record with unofficial callers or websites.

Help

Cannot log in?

Check your mobile, email, NHS login and practice access. If still stuck, contact Sawston reception and explain what you cannot access.

Helpful NHS App video for prescriptions, records and NHS services

This official NHS England Digital video is useful if you want to understand how the NHS App can help with repeat prescriptions, GP records and NHS services. Always follow Granta Medical Practices’ own appointment and prescription instructions.

Sawston Medical Practice doctors

The official Sawston page lists doctors who usually work at Sawston. Doctor lists can change because of leave, training, urgent work and rota changes, so use this as a helpful guide and check the official page for live details.

Doctor listed at SawstonRole listedPatient tip
Dr James MorrowGP PartnerAsk for continuity if already known to this clinician.
Dr Ian HeadGP PartnerUrgent needs may be handled by the duty clinician instead.
Dr David KilcommonsGP PartnerUse the form to explain ongoing conditions clearly.
Dr Sharon WoodsGP PartnerPreferred clinician requests depend on availability.
Dr Sarah KastnerGP PartnerFor routine issues, ask if continuity is possible.
Dr Paul CairnsGPCheck the official page for live team information.
Dr Jennifer ColeGPDoctor lists can change over time.
Dr Martha-Anne EarlyGPReception may route some problems to nurses or ECPs.
Dr Tariq HassanGPFastest safe clinician may be better for urgent issues.
Dr Lucy HewittGPUse official page for current list.
Dr Stuti MukherjeeGPAsk about continuity for complex conditions.
Dr James SutcliffeGPAvailability may vary by session.
Dr Kathryn WagstaffGPCheck official page before relying on a named doctor.
Continuity tip: if the issue is long-running, write “I would prefer continuity with a clinician who knows this problem if possible.” If symptoms are urgent, accept the fastest suitable clinician.

Sawston nursing team and who they can help

The official Sawston page lists the Sawston nursing team, including advanced nurse practitioners, clinical nurse practitioners, an emergency care practitioner, practice nurses, healthcare assistants and phlebotomists. This matters because many appointments do not need a GP.

ANP

Advanced nurse practitioner

May help with minor illness, urgent same-day problems and clinical assessment where suitable.

ECP

Emergency care practitioner

May support urgent care and home visiting, especially for housebound or care-home patients.

PN

Practice nurse

Often supports smears, long-term condition reviews, dressings, immunisations and planned care.

HCA

Healthcare assistant or phlebotomist

May support blood tests, blood pressure, NHS health checks, monitoring and routine checks.

Booking tip: if you need a blood test or smear test, say that clearly when booking because the official appointment page says those can only be booked with nurses.

Sawston Medical Practice repeat prescriptions

For repeat prescriptions, use the official Granta prescription route, NHS App, SystmOnline, Electronic Prescription Service and pharmacy guidance. Order early, especially before weekends, bank holidays or travel. Do not wait until the last tablet.

App

Use NHS App

Order repeat medicines where enabled. Check medicine name, dose, quantity and chosen pharmacy before submitting.

Sys

Use SystmOnline

Use official SystmOnline access for repeat medication where your account is active.

EPS

Electronic prescriptions

Your prescription may be sent electronically to your nominated pharmacy. Check nomination before assuming where it will go.

Help

Medicine missing?

If medicine does not appear online, it may be acute, too early, under review, recently changed, or not set as repeat.

Prescription issueWhat it may meanWhat to do
Medicine not showing onlineIt may not be repeat, may need review, or may be too early to order.Use official prescription query route or contact reception.
Pharmacy has not received itIt may not be approved, may be sent elsewhere, or may still be processing.Check NHS App/SystmOnline and nominated pharmacy.
Hospital changed medicineGP may need hospital information before issuing.Tell the practice before hospital supply runs out.
Urgent supply neededMay need NHS 111 or pharmacy advice if the practice is closed.Do not wait until evening or weekend.
Medication safety: repeat requests can be delayed by reviews, pharmacy stock, bank holidays, hospital changes, wrong pharmacy nomination or missing details.

Pharmacy, EPS, nominated pharmacy and local pharmacy opening hours

Searches for “Sawston Medical Practice pharmacy” can mean the Granta Pharmacy Team, your nominated community pharmacy, Electronic Prescription Service, or local pharmacy opening hours. These are different routes, so check the correct one before travelling.

NeedMeaningBest step
Nominated pharmacyYour electronic prescription may be sent to your chosen pharmacy.Check nomination in NHS App, SystmOnline or with pharmacy.
Local pharmacy hoursPharmacy hours are not the same as surgery hours.Use NHS Find a Pharmacy before travelling.
Medication reviewA prescription may pause if review is needed.Contact the practice before running out.
Minor illnessPharmacists can help with many common conditions.Ask pharmacy for coughs, colds, sore throat, minor rash and medicine advice.
Emergency supplyNeeded when you run out while GP is closed.Use NHS 111 online or pharmacy advice depending on situation.

Test results, blood tests, smear tests and hospital results

For test results, first ask who ordered the test. GP-ordered tests, nurse-booked tests and hospital consultant tests can have different follow-up routes. If hospital ordered the investigation, the hospital clinic may be the right team to chase.

1
Ask who ordered the test.
GP-ordered and hospital-ordered results do not always follow the same route.
2
Ask when results are expected.
Before leaving a test appointment, ask when to check and how you will be contacted.
3
Use online access if enabled.
NHS App or SystmOnline may show some results if access is active.
4
Call only after enough time has passed.
Reception may not have useful information before results arrive and are reviewed.
5
Do not ignore worsening symptoms.
If symptoms become severe, use GP, NHS 111 or 999 based on urgency instead of waiting for results.
Sample tip: if asked for a urine or other sample, use the correct container and label it exactly as instructed. Missing details can delay testing.

Sick notes, fit notes and work letters

Patients often search for a fit note when an employer asks for evidence of illness. You may not need a GP fit note for the first part of sickness because self-certification may apply. If you do need one, give clear dates and avoid using emergency routes only for paperwork.

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Check self-certification first

Ask your employer what evidence they need before requesting a GP note.

2

Give exact dates

Say when illness started, when you stopped work, and whether you are still unfit.

3

Hospital may need to issue paperwork

If hospital treated you, ask the hospital team about discharge letters or fit-note evidence.

4

Use admin route

Do not use urgent appointment routes only to request a fit note unless there is also urgent medical need.

Referrals, Right to Choose and hospital appointment tracking

Some specialist care needs a GP referral, some local services allow self-referral, and some pathways may use Right to Choose. The official Granta site has a Right to Choose referral process page and referral-related resources. Keep a record of the referral date, service, hospital and any reference number.

Ask

Ask if GP referral is needed

Some services need a GP appointment first. Others may allow self-referral or direct access.

Date

Record the referral date

Write down when referral was sent and which hospital or service it went to.

Book

Hospital booking may be separate

Once the hospital accepts the referral, appointment changes may need the hospital booking team.

Info

Update contact details

Wrong phone numbers or addresses can cause missed hospital letters and appointment offers.

Home visits and housebound patient help

The official appointment page says if you are housebound, specially trained Emergency Care Practitioners can come out and see you. The home visiting service is listed as 8:00am to 6:00pm Monday to Friday, and may support urgent care or ongoing care for housebound or care-home patients with long-term medical conditions.

SituationLikely routeImportant note
Housebound patientAsk about home visiting serviceExplain why the patient cannot safely attend.
Care-home patientECP or site team may supportGive care-home contact details and current symptoms.
Palliative carePractice aims for continuity where possibleTell reception that the patient is palliative.
Emergency symptomsCall 999Do not wait for a GP or ECP visit.
Home visit request script
Hello, I am calling about [patient name and date of birth]. They are housebound because [reason]. The problem today is [symptom]. It started [time]. They are taking [medicines]. Their current condition is [stable / worse / very unwell]. What is the safest next step?

Register with Sawston Medical Practice / Granta Medical Practices

NHS.uk lists Granta Medical Practices at Sawston Medical Centre and shows the GP surgery as currently accepting new patients. Use the official registration page, check the practice area and protect repeat medication before changing GP.

1
Check the catchment area.
Before filling forms, confirm that your address is covered by Granta Medical Practices.
2
Use the official registration route.
Complete registration carefully with name, date of birth, address, contact details and previous GP information.
3
Protect repeat medicines.
If you take regular medication, speak to your old GP, new GP and pharmacy before your supply runs out.
4
Update online access.
After registration, NHS App/SystmOnline access may need checking or reactivation.
5
Tell the practice about access needs.
Tell the practice early if you need interpreter, hearing support, carer involvement or reasonable adjustments.

Services and clinics patients often need

Granta Medical Practices lists multiple clinics and services across its website, including long-term conditions, minor injuries, ear microsuction, community ultrasound, travel clinic, NHS health checks, adult weight management, wellbeing service and group consultations. Availability, referral rules and location can vary, so always use the official page for the current route.

GP appointments
Phone appointments
Face-to-face appointments
Long-term condition reviews
Asthma and COPD support
Diabetes care
Blood tests
Smear tests
Minor injuries
Ear microsuction
Community ultrasound
Travel clinic
NHS health checks
Adult weight management
Wellbeing service
Group consultations
Mental health support
Carer information

Sawston Medical Practice reviews, CQC rating and patient feedback

When people search “Sawston Medical Practice reviews” or “Sawston doctors surgery reviews”, they may see CQC, NHS feedback, Google reviews, Friends and Family Test and older directory pages. Do not rely on one old review. Look for patterns and use official inspection information for quality context.

CQC

CQC inspected quality

CQC lists Granta Medical Practices as Overall Outstanding. Inspection information is more formal than ordinary star reviews.

FFT

Friends and Family Test

This is a direct feedback route for patients to share experience with the practice.

Old

Be careful with old reviews

Appointment systems, clinicians, telephone access and online forms can change over time.

Fair

Read patterns

Look for repeated themes about prescriptions, phone access, online triage, continuity, reception and care quality.

Accessibility, carers, interpreters and chaperones

If you need language help, hearing support, mobility help, extra time, a carer involved, a chaperone, or help using online systems, ask early. Clear access information helps the team book the right appointment and avoid delays.

C

Carer help

If you call for someone else, ask what consent or authority is needed before discussing their health information.

I

Interpreter or communication support

Tell the practice early if English is difficult, hearing is difficult, or written instructions are needed.

A

Access needs

Tell the practice if wheelchair access, mobility support, extra time or quiet waiting is needed.

Ch

Chaperone request

Ask for a chaperone if an examination is intimate or you feel uncomfortable.

Complaints, concerns and formal feedback

If something goes wrong, write down what happened while it is fresh. Include dates, names if known, what harm or concern exists, and what outcome you want. Start with the official comments and complaints route where suitable.

1
Write a timeline.
Note the date, time, team member if known, what happened and what you were told.
2
State the impact.
Explain whether this affected medication, appointment access, test results, care, safety or communication.
3
Say what outcome you want.
This could be correction, explanation, apology, appointment review, record check or service feedback.
4
Use the correct escalation route.
If the practice cannot resolve it, use the official NHS complaints or ombudsman route where appropriate.

Sawston Medical Practice, Granta Sawston Medical Centre or Granta Medical Practices?

Patients often say “Sawston Medical Practice,” while the official NHS and practice pages use Granta Medical Practices and Granta Sawston Medical Centre. These refer to the Sawston NHS GP branch on London Road, Sawston, Cambridge CB22 3HU. The wider Granta group also includes Linton, Barley, Market Hill, Shelford and Royston sites.

Simple rule: if you need the Sawston branch, use 0300 234 5555 option 2 and the address London Road, Sawston, Cambridge CB22 3HU.

Sawston Medical Practice map, directions and photos

Address: Granta Sawston Medical Centre, London Road, Sawston, Cambridge, CB22 3HU. Use the map for planning only. Confirm your appointment time, opening hours and access needs before leaving home.

Before travelling

Check appointment time, clinician type, opening hours, access needs and whether you need medication, samples, letters or forms.

If you are late

Call reception as soon as possible. Some nurse appointments, tests and time-limited clinics may not be able to run late safely.

If you need photos

Use Google Maps street-level images where available, but rely on the official address rather than old third-party photos.

If someone else is driving

Send them the full address and postcode: London Road, Sawston, Cambridge, CB22 3HU.

What to do when Sawston 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. Do not use enhanced access sessions as walk-in emergency care.

ProblemUse this serviceExamples
Life-threatening emergencyCall 999Chest pain, stroke signs, severe breathing difficulty, collapse, heavy bleeding, not responding.
Urgent but not life-threateningNHS 111 online or 111You need medical help today and cannot wait for Sawston to reopen.
Minor illness or medicine adviceLocal pharmacyCoughs, colds, sore throat, minor rash, medication side effects, urgent supply questions.
Mental health crisisNHS 111, local crisis support, Samaritans 116 123, or 999 if immediate dangerYou feel unsafe, at risk of harm, or need urgent mental health support.
Non-urgent admin issueWait for practice to reopen or use appropriate online routeRoutine forms, non-urgent letters, planned medication queries or admin questions.

CQC rating and official quality note

CQC lists Granta Medical Practices at London Road, Sawston as Overall: Outstanding. Inspection records can change, so always use the official CQC page for the latest rating and inspection details.

Official source check and reference notes

Official sources checked before writing: Granta Sawston Medical Centre page, Granta appointment guidance, Granta prescriptions page, Granta online access page, registration page, tests and results, fit note guidance, services and clinics, comments and complaints, NHS.uk profile, CQC profile and NHS App resources.

Official links: Official Sawston page · Appointments · Prescriptions · Online access · Register with us · Tests and results · Fit notes · Services and clinics · Comments and complaints · NHS.uk profile · CQC profile · NHS 111

Why this page is built this way: real users search Sawston Medical Practice by phone, appointments, opening times, login, doctors, pharmacy, prescriptions, reviews, test results, fit notes and map. This guide answers those practical needs in one place while linking to official sources for final confirmation.

Sawston Medical Practice FAQs

Is Sawston Medical Practice the same as Granta Sawston Medical Centre?
Patients often search “Sawston Medical Practice”, but the official name is Granta Medical Practices at Sawston Medical Centre, London Road, Sawston, Cambridge CB22 3HU.
What is the phone number for Sawston Medical Practice?
The appointments number is 0300 234 5555. Choose option 2 for Sawston Medical Centre.
Where is Sawston Medical Practice located?
Sawston Medical Centre is on London Road, Sawston, Cambridge, CB22 3HU.
What is the NHS code for Sawston Medical Centre?
NHS.uk lists Granta Medical Practices under code D81043.
Is Sawston Medical Practice accepting new patients?
NHS.uk currently shows Granta Medical Practices as accepting new patients. Check the official NHS profile and practice registration page before applying.
What are Sawston Medical Centre opening hours?
The official Sawston page lists Monday 8:00am to 8:00pm, Tuesday 8:00am to 6:00pm, Wednesday 8:00am to 8:00pm, Thursday 8:00am to 6:00pm, Friday 8:00am to 6:00pm and Saturday 9:00am to 5:00pm for enhanced access where applicable. Check the official page before travelling.
Are Sawston phone lines open all day?
The official Sawston page lists phone lines as open Monday to Friday 08:00 to 18:30. Phone access and capacity can change, so check official guidance for live details.
How do I book an appointment at Sawston Medical Centre?
Use Accurx Patient Triage for non-urgent medical or admin queries, NHS App, SystmOnline, or call 0300 234 5555 and choose option 2 for Sawston.
Can I book a face-to-face appointment?
The appointment page says many appointments start with a phone call, and then the clinician can decide whether tests, ongoing care or face-to-face review is more appropriate.
Does Sawston offer evening or Saturday appointments?
Enhanced access pre-bookable appointments are listed for Monday and Wednesday evenings and alternate Saturdays. These are pre-booked only and are not emergency sessions.
How do I order repeat prescriptions?
Use the official prescriptions page, NHS App, SystmOnline or the practice prescription route. Order early before weekends, bank holidays or travel.
What should I do if my prescription is not at the pharmacy?
Check whether it was approved, whether the nominated pharmacy is correct, whether it is too early to order, and whether a medication review is needed. Use the official prescription route if still unsure.
How do I use Sawston Medical Practice login?
Use the official online access page, NHS App or SystmOnline. Avoid third-party login pages that are not linked from official NHS or practice websites.
Who are the Sawston doctors?
The official Sawston page lists doctors who usually work at Sawston, including GP partners and GPs. Doctor lists and availability can change, so check the official Sawston page.
Can nurses help instead of a GP?
Yes. The Sawston page lists advanced nurse practitioners, clinical nurse practitioners, an emergency care practitioner, practice nurses, healthcare assistants and phlebotomists. Many appointments may be best handled by a nurse or other clinician.
How do I get test results?
Use the official tests and results route, NHS App or online access where enabled. If a hospital ordered the test, the hospital clinic may be the right team to chase.
How do I request a fit note?
Use the official fit note guidance and provide clear dates. Your employer may not need a GP fit note for the first part of sickness.
How do I request a home visit?
If the patient is housebound, call the practice and explain why they cannot safely attend. For emergencies, call 999 instead of waiting for a home visit.
What is the CQC rating for Granta Medical Practices?
CQC lists Granta Medical Practices as Overall Outstanding. Check the official CQC profile for the latest inspection details.
What should I do when Sawston Medical Centre is closed?
Use 999 for life-threatening emergencies. Use NHS 111 online or call 111 for urgent medical help that is not life-threatening. Use pharmacy advice for minor illness and medication questions where suitable.
Is this the official Sawston Medical Practice website?
No. This is an independent patient guide on medicalpracticeuk.org. Use the official Granta Medical Practices website, NHS.uk, CQC and NHS 111 for final live details.
Independent directory disclaimer: medicalpracticeuk.org is not the NHS, not Granta Medical Practices, not Sawston Medical Centre, not CQC and not any local NHS commissioner. This guide is for general patient information only. Opening times, appointment availability, contact forms, phone options, online access, prescriptions, registration, home visits, doctors, nurses, services, facilities, pharmacy arrangements and CQC records 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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