Stubbington Medical Practice: NHS GP appointments, hours, eConsult, prescriptions and patient help
Stubbington Medical Practice is an NHS GP surgery at Park Lane, Stubbington, Fareham, Hampshire PO14 2JP. This practical guide explains same-day urgent appointments, eConsult for routine issues, opening hours, phone access, online services, NHS App, Patient Access, repeat prescriptions, blood tests, fit notes, registration, self-referral, reviews, CQC rating, complaints and what to do when the surgery is closed.
Use this number for: urgent same-day access, appointment help, eConsult support, prescription team option 3, registration questions, blood-test questions, fit-note questions, home-visit queries, access needs, complaints route questions, or if online services are difficult.
The Stubbington Medical Practice
Park Lane
Stubbington
Fareham
Hampshire
PO14 2JP
Use the full Park Lane address for Google Maps, taxis, appointment letters, parking planning and family members helping you travel.
Open directionsGoogle and Bing search-intent map for Stubbington Medical Practice
Patients usually search more than the practice name. Common search intent includes “Stubbington Medical Practice appointments”, “opening times”, “phone number”, “repeat prescriptions”, “NHS App”, “Patient Access”, “eConsult”, “blood tests”, “fit notes”, “test results”, “join the practice”, “self referral”, “complaints”, “email”, “CQC rating” and “Park Lane surgery”. This guide answers the real question behind each phrase instead of using keywords as a simple list.
| Search phrase | What the user usually needs | Best action |
|---|---|---|
| Stubbington Medical Practice appointments | How to get same-day urgent help, routine help, cancellation or nurse appointments. | Use appointments section |
| Stubbington Medical Practice eConsult | Online request route for routine conditions, admin questions or advice from home. | Use eConsult section |
| Repeat prescriptions | How to order, phone option 3, prescription team times, NHS App and 5 working-day rule. | Use prescriptions section |
| NHS App / Patient Access | Online record access, appointments, repeat medication and test results. | Use login section |
| Blood tests | Where to book, phone number and which community hospital clinic to use. | Use blood tests section |
| Fit notes / sick notes | When self-certification applies and when GP evidence may be needed. | Use fit notes section |
| Join the practice | New patient registration and what to prepare before changing GP. | Use registration section |
| CQC / reviews | Official quality rating and how to read patient feedback fairly. | Use reviews section |
Unique patient decision hub: choose the right Stubbington route in 60 seconds
This section is a reusable patient tool. Start with your situation, then follow the safest route before calling, submitting eConsult, requesting a prescription or travelling to Park Lane.
I need urgent help today
If symptoms are life-threatening, call 999. If urgent but suitable for the GP, phone Stubbington Medical Practice and ask about the urgent care team list. A doctor or nurse may call back, advise, prescribe or arrange an appointment.
I have a routine issue
Use eConsult, NHS App, Patient Access, phone or reception. Routine issues include ongoing symptoms, admin questions, forms, medication queries and non-urgent advice.
I need repeat medicine
Use NHS App, Patient Access, the official prescription form or phone option 3. Allow 5 working days and do not wait until the last tablet.
I need a blood test
Check whether the GP has requested the test, then book through the listed community blood-test phone line where appropriate. Take the correct form if one is needed.
I need a fit note
Use the sick-note route only when needed. Many employers use self-certification for the first 7 days of sickness.
I may not need the GP
Use pharmacy, NHS 111, self-referral services or self-care when those routes are safer and faster than a GP appointment.
Opening hours, phone lines and when to contact the surgery
Official pages show that Stubbington Medical Practice has surgery opening and phone-line access that may be listed slightly differently by page. The contact page lists Monday and Friday 8:00am to 6:00pm, Tuesday to Thursday 7:30am to 6:00pm, and phone lines from 8:00am to 6:30pm. The appointments page also states the practice is open Monday to Friday 8:00am to 6:30pm for appointment contact. Check the official website before travelling, especially around bank holidays or service updates.
| Service | Official listed access | Patient tip |
|---|---|---|
| Phone lines | 8:00am to 6:30pm Monday to Friday | Call early for urgent issues; use quieter times for routine questions where possible. |
| Building / surgery access | Contact page lists Monday and Friday 8:00am–6:00pm; Tuesday to Thursday 7:30am–6:00pm | Do not travel without checking appointment time and current opening details. |
| Urgent care team list | Listed as 8:00am–11:00am and 2:00pm–5:15pm, subject to demand and clinical safety | Use for urgent same-day GP-suitable problems. |
| Prescription team phone line | 10:00am–1:00pm and 2:00pm–4:00pm Monday to Friday | Choose option 3 when calling about prescriptions. |
| When closed | NHS 111 or 999 depending on urgency | Use NHS 111 for urgent non-life-threatening help and 999 for emergencies. |
Urgent same-day help: who to contact when unwell
The official “Who To Contact When Unwell” page says there is same-day access at the surgery if an urgent appointment is required. It says patients should telephone 01329 664231, and the urgent care team list runs from 8:00am to 11:00am and 2:00pm to 5:15pm. Times may vary depending on demand and clinical safety.
| Problem | Best route | Why |
|---|---|---|
| Life-threatening symptoms | 999 | GP callbacks are not safe for emergencies. |
| Urgent GP-suitable problem | Call 01329 664231 and ask about urgent care team triage | A doctor or nurse may call, advise, prescribe or arrange an appointment. |
| Urgent when practice is closed | NHS 111 online or phone 111 | 111 can direct you to the safest available service. |
| Minor illness or medicine advice | Community pharmacy | Often quicker for coughs, colds, sore throat, rash, tummy upset and medication questions. |
How to book, make or cancel a Stubbington Medical Practice appointment
The official appointments page says patients can use the NHS App to cancel an appointment, phone the surgery Monday to Friday, visit the surgery and speak with reception, or use appointment reminders where available. If you have provided a mobile number, you may receive a text reminder 24 hours before the appointment with an option to cancel if no longer needed.
Use urgent same-day care for problems that need help today. Use eConsult or routine routes for non-urgent problems.
Call 01329 664231 and clearly say if symptoms are getting worse, the patient is a child, elderly, frail, pregnant or has a serious condition.
The website links to eConsult for routine issues. Explain the problem clearly and include your availability.
These can help with some appointment, prescription and record tasks.
Use the NHS App, text reminder link, phone, or reception route so another patient can use the appointment.
Hello, my name is [name]. My date of birth is [date of birth]. I am registered at Stubbington Medical Practice. I need help because [one clear sentence]. It is [urgent today / routine / prescription-related / blood-test-related]. What is the safest next step?
Before you phone or submit eConsult: practical checklist
A clear request helps reception and clinicians route your problem correctly. This is useful for older patients, carers, parents, people taking several medicines and anyone who gets nervous explaining symptoms.
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 would like advice on whether I need [GP / nurse / prescription / test / referral / pharmacy].
Stubbington Medical Practice eConsult: when to use it
The official website links to eConsult for routine issues and online consultation from home. eConsult is useful when your problem is not a 999 emergency and does not need immediate same-day phone triage. It can be used for routine advice, admin questions, symptom guidance, fit-note questions and some follow-up requests.
Good for routine issues
Use eConsult when the issue is not a medical emergency and can be explained safely online.
Give clear details
Include symptoms, timing, medication, allergies, photos if requested, and what you are worried about.
Watch for a response
Keep your phone nearby and check messages after submitting a request.
Do not use for danger signs
Chest pain, stroke signs, collapse, severe breathing difficulty and serious allergic reaction need 999.
NHS App, Patient Access and online services login
The official NHS App page says patients can use the NHS App to order repeat prescriptions, choose a pharmacy, book and cancel appointments, view upcoming and past appointments, get health advice, view parts of the GP health record and see medicines/allergies where access is enabled. The practice also lists Patient Access as an online service.
NHS App
Use NHS login securely for repeat medicines, appointments, NHS number, records and trusted health advice.
Patient Access
Use Patient Access only through official links when ordering repeat prescriptions or managing online services.
Medical record access
The practice says online access can let patients book appointments, request repeats and look at their medical record online.
Login safety
Never share NHS login, Patient Access passwords, security codes or medical details with unofficial websites or callers.
Helpful NHS App video for prescriptions and online access
This NHS App video is useful if you want to understand how digital NHS access can help with prescriptions, appointments and records. Always follow Stubbington Medical Practice’s own instructions for appointments, eConsult and repeat prescriptions.
Stubbington Medical Practice repeat prescriptions
The official prescription form says repeat prescriptions are issued at the doctor’s discretion and are normally for patients on long-term treatment. It lists ordering by online access account, NHS App, Patient Access, online form, or phone on 01329 664231 choosing option 3. The guidance says to allow 5 working days for the prescription request to be processed and sent to the nominated pharmacy.
NHS App
Use the NHS App to see available medicines, request repeat prescriptions and choose the pharmacy where prescriptions are sent.
Patient Access
Use Patient Access if it is already linked to your Stubbington Medical Practice account.
Online form
Use the official secure prescription form for repeat medication requests where suitable.
Phone option 3
Call 01329 664231 and choose option 3 to speak to the prescription team during their listed phone times.
| Prescription issue | What it usually means | Practical next step |
|---|---|---|
| Nearly out of medicine | The practice asks for 5 working days’ notice. | Tell the prescription team or pharmacy clearly if important medicine is close to running out. |
| Medicine not showing online | It may not be on repeat, may be too soon, or may need a review. | Use the medication query route and include medicine name, dose and reason. |
| Pharmacy says nothing is ready | The request may still be processing, sent elsewhere, or waiting for review. | Check NHS App/Patient Access, nominated pharmacy and prescription team. |
| Halfway through supply | The official form says you can re-order a repeat medication once halfway through your supply. | Order early enough to avoid weekend or bank holiday gaps. |
| Delivery needed | Some local pharmacies may offer free home delivery. | Ask your nominated pharmacy if it provides delivery. |
Pharmacy, nominated chemist and minor illness advice
Your nominated pharmacy is where electronic prescriptions are sent. If you change pharmacy, update the nomination through NHS App, Patient Access, your pharmacy or the practice route. Pharmacists can also help with many minor illnesses and medicine questions.
| Need | Best route | Why it helps |
|---|---|---|
| Nominated pharmacy | Choose or update through NHS App, Patient Access, pharmacy or practice route. | It helps prescriptions go to the correct place. |
| Minor illness advice | Ask a local pharmacist. | Often quicker for coughs, colds, sore throat, minor rash, tummy upset and aches. |
| Medication delivery | Ask the pharmacy directly. | Some local pharmacies may deliver medicines to your home. |
| Emergency supply | NHS 111 or pharmacy advice. | Useful when you run out outside normal prescription-processing time. |
Blood tests, test results and community hospital clinics
The official blood-tests page lists Portsmouth Hospitals blood test clinics by appointment only and gives phone number 02392 681755. It lists community clinic times for Queen Alexandra Hospital, Gosport War Memorial Hospital and Petersfield Community Hospital. Always check the official blood-test page before travelling because clinic times can change.
GP-requested and hospital-requested tests may have different paperwork and follow-up routes.
The official page lists appointment-only community blood-test clinics and phone number 02392 681755.
If the GP gives you a form, take it to the appointment. Missing forms can delay testing.
Before leaving the test appointment, ask when and how results will be available.
If symptoms get worse while waiting, use GP, NHS 111 or 999 depending on urgency.
Sick notes, fit notes and work letters
Patients often search for “Stubbington Medical Practice fit note” when work asks for evidence. For the first 7 days of sickness, many employers use self-certification. GP fit notes are usually needed only after longer sickness or where an employer specifically requests evidence after the self-certification period.
7 days or less
Use employer self-certification where suitable. A GP note is not usually needed for the first part of sickness absence.
More than 7 days
Use the official sick-note route and give exact dates, symptoms and work impact.
Hospital treatment
If hospital treated you, ask the hospital team for discharge paperwork or fit-note support.
Employer letters
Private letters or non-NHS forms may not be free NHS work. Ask before assuming the GP can provide it.
Join Stubbington Medical Practice as a new patient
NHS.uk currently lists Stubbington Medical Practice as accepting new patients. Use the official “Join the Practice” route and check the current registration requirements before attending or submitting forms. If you take regular medication, plan ahead before changing GP so you do not run out while your records transfer.
Use NHS.uk or the practice website, not old directory pages.
You may need name, date of birth, address, phone, email, previous GP and NHS number if known.
Request enough medicine from your previous GP or pharmacy route before switching.
After registration, ask how to set up NHS App, Patient Access and record access.
Interpreter, hearing, carer, mobility or communication needs should be explained early.
Self-referral and when you may not need a GP appointment
The official website has a self-referral section. Some services can be accessed without waiting for a GP appointment, including certain bladder/bowel support, musculoskeletal services, talking therapies or community support depending on local rules. Use the official self-referral page for live local routes.
Use self-referral when allowed
If the official page lists a direct route, use it. It can save a GP appointment and get you to the right team faster.
Use GP when assessment is needed
If symptoms are unclear, worsening or serious, use GP, NHS 111 or 999 based on urgency.
Use pharmacy for minor illness
Pharmacy can often help before a GP appointment is needed.
Use NHS 111 when unsure
111 can direct you to urgent care, pharmacy, GP out-of-hours, mental health support or emergency care.
Services patients often need
Exact services can change by staffing, appointment type, clinical need and local NHS pathways. Use this list as a practical guide, then check the official website for the live route.
Reviews, CQC rating, Friends and Family Test and patient feedback
CQC lists The Stubbington Medical Practice as Overall Good. The practice website also links to CQC, practice performance information, Friends and Family Test, NHS reviews and patient feedback routes. Use reviews carefully because older comments may not reflect current phone lines, eConsult, prescription processing or staffing.
CQC inspected quality
CQC lists the practice as Overall Good. This is more formal than ordinary star reviews.
Friends and Family Test
Use official feedback routes to share experience constructively.
Check review dates
Old reviews may not reflect current eConsult, phone or prescription systems.
Look for patterns
One single review is less useful than repeated recent themes across access, communication and care.
Comments, complaints, email and medical records
The official contact page lists email hiowicb-hsi.stubbington-admin@nhs.net, but urgent medical symptoms should not be sent by email. Use the official comments and complaints route for concerns, and the medical records request route for access to records. Complaints work best when they include clear dates, times and what outcome you want.
Include dates, times, staff role if known, what happened, what harm or concern exists, and what outcome you want.
Do not mix urgent symptoms into email or complaints. Use clinical routes for medical help.
The practice may need written authority before discussing another patient’s record or complaint.
Save messages, forms, appointment details and letters if the issue is formal.
Stubbington Medical Practice map, directions and photos
Address: The Stubbington Medical Practice, Park Lane, Stubbington, Fareham, Hampshire, PO14 2JP. Use the map for planning only. Confirm appointment time and opening details before leaving home.
Before travelling
Check appointment time, clinician type, opening hours, access needs and whether you need to bring medication, samples, letters or forms.
If you are late
Call reception as soon as possible. Some nurse, blood-test or time-limited clinics may not be able to run late safely.
If someone else is driving
Send them the full address and postcode: Park Lane, Stubbington, Fareham, Hampshire, PO14 2JP.
If you need photos
Use Google Maps street-level images where available, but rely on official address details rather than old third-party photos.
What to do when Stubbington Medical Practice is closed
The practice website notes urgent calls can use the practice until 6:30pm and after 6:30pm patients should call 111 for out-of-hours service or 999 in an emergency. NHS.uk also points patients to NHS 111 online or 111 when urgent care is needed and the practice is closed.
| Problem | Use this service | Examples |
|---|---|---|
| Life-threatening emergency | Call 999 | Chest pain, stroke signs, severe breathing difficulty, heavy bleeding, collapse, not responding. |
| Urgent but not life-threatening | NHS 111 online or call 111 | You need medical help today and cannot wait for the practice to reopen. |
| Minor illness or medicine advice | Local pharmacy | Coughs, colds, sore throat, minor rash, tummy upset, aches and pains, medicine advice. |
| Mental health crisis | NHS 111, Samaritans 116 123, or 999 if immediate danger | Mental health emergencies should be treated as seriously as physical emergencies. |
| Non-urgent request | Use official online route when available and wait for practice opening | Routine admin, planned reviews, repeat medication planning and non-urgent forms. |
Official source check and reference notes
Official sources checked before writing: NHS.uk, the official Stubbington Medical Practice website, contact details, opening-hours information, appointments page, who-to-contact-when-unwell guidance, eConsult, prescriptions page and form, NHS App page, online access pages, blood-test guidance, self-referral page, CQC page, practice performance, Friends and Family Test, comments and complaints, and medical records request pages.
Official links: NHS.uk profile · Official practice website · Contact details · Appointments · Who to contact when unwell · eConsult · Prescriptions · NHS App · Online services · Blood tests · Self-referral · Fit notes · Join the practice · CQC · NHS 111
Why this page is built this way: real users search phone, opening hours, appointments, urgent care, eConsult, NHS App, Patient Access, repeat prescriptions, prescription phone option 3, blood tests, fit notes, test results, joining the practice, self-referral, reviews and CQC. This guide answers those intents in one place while still sending users to official sources for final confirmation.