The Law Medical Group Practice Harrow Road: appointments, online consultations and patient help
The Law Medical Group Practice has a registered GP location at 124–128 Harrow Road, Wembley, Middlesex, HA9 6QQ. It operates as part of a two-site practice with Wrottesley Road in Willesden. The practice uses telephone and digital access, including online consultations, AccuRx, eConsult, NHS App and Patient Access services.
Use this number for appointment support, urgent practice contact, nurse bookings, home-visit enquiries, prescription problems, registration questions, online-service help, access needs and complaints.
The Law Medical Group Practice
124–128 Harrow Road
Wembley
Middlesex
HA9 6QQ
This article is specifically centred on the Harrow Road location. The same practice also operates from Wrottesley Road in Willesden.
Directions to Harrow RoadHarrow Road and Wrottesley Road are the same practice group
CQC registers two locations under The Law Medical Group Practice. Patients can access services across the two surgeries, but the addresses are different.
Harrow Road — Wembley
124–128 Harrow Road
Wembley
Middlesex
HA9 6QQ
This is the location covered by this page and has its own NHS branch code E84006001.
Wrottesley Road — Willesden
Wrottesley Road Surgery
9–11 Wrottesley Road
London
NW10 5UY
This is the practice’s other CQC-registered location and is commonly described as its Willesden/main site.
Opening hours: use the latest official access record carefully
The latest CQC Harrow Road access assessment recorded the practice as open 8:00am–6:30pm Monday to Thursday and 8:00am–5:30pm Friday. The same assessment was specifically examining patient access and was carried out on 8 March 2024.
| Day | Latest hours verified in CQC access assessment | Practical note |
|---|---|---|
| Monday | 8:00am–6:30pm | Some historic and directory records show extended Monday sessions, so verify a special late appointment. |
| Tuesday | 8:00am–6:30pm | Telephone, in-person and online routes are used. |
| Wednesday | 8:00am–6:30pm | Check your appointment location: Harrow Road or Wrottesley Road. |
| Thursday | 8:00am–6:30pm | This newer access assessment should be preferred over much older Thursday half-day information. |
| Friday | 8:00am–5:30pm | Plan medication and routine requests before the weekend. |
| Weekend | Use live practice information | Extended-access appointments can be arranged separately from ordinary surgery opening. |
Appointments: phone, in person and online consultation
CQC’s Harrow Road assessment found that appointments could be requested in person, by telephone and online. It also found same-day urgent capacity and next-working-day routine capacity when it reviewed the appointment system in March 2024. Availability on a particular day can of course differ.
For a medical emergency call 999. For urgent same-day help during practice hours, phone 020 3818 8441. Do not send a routine web form if you believe it is unsafe to wait.
The practice’s eConsult service allows registered patients to submit information about a condition for GP review. The clinician can use the medical record when deciding what to do next.
The online-consultation service says the practice may respond by telephone, text or email. Calls can sometimes appear as a private or withheld number.
If the clinician needs to examine you, the practice can arrange an in-person appointment. Patients can also continue contacting the surgery through its normal routes.
The practice now has a wider clinical team than “GP or nurse”
GP / Advanced Nurse Practitioner
For acute illness, complex symptoms, diagnosis, prescribing, referrals and ongoing medical management.
Clinical pharmacist
The 2026 practice workforce includes clinical pharmacists and a pharmacy technician, supporting medication reviews, prescription safety and medicines optimisation.
First Contact Physiotherapist
The practice’s 2026 recruitment information confirms in-house first-contact physiotherapy for musculoskeletal problems, allowing appropriate patients to access an MSK clinician without using a routine GP appointment first.
Social prescriber / dietitian
The current multidisciplinary team includes social prescribing and dietetic support. A dietitian visits the Wembley branch.
NHS App, Patient Access, AccuRx, eConsult and AiLeen
The Law Medical Group Practice currently uses several digital tools. They do different jobs, so it helps to understand which one you are opening.
NHS App
The practice promotes NHS App use for functions such as appointments, repeat prescriptions and GP-record access where enabled.
Patient Access
The practice’s current online-services page says Patient Access can be used to book/manage appointments, order repeat prescriptions, view results/records and update contact details.
AccuRx + eConsult
Current 2026 NHS recruitment material confirms the practice uses AccuRx and eConsult alongside EMIS and telephone triage. Use links from the official practice website rather than an unofficial search result.
AiLeen digital receptionist
The practice’s current online-services page describes AiLeen as a digital receptionist available through its website and WhatsApp. Its role is to help patients find forms and understand how to register for NHS App or Patient Access. It is navigation support, not an emergency or clinical-diagnosis service.
Repeat prescriptions: use NHS App or Patient Access where possible
The practice’s current online-services guidance confirms that both NHS App and Patient Access can be used for repeat-prescription ordering. The practice’s 2026 staffing information also confirms a dedicated medicines-management team including clinical pharmacists and a pharmacy technician.
| Medication task | Useful route | Patient tip |
|---|---|---|
| Routine repeat medicine | NHS App or Patient Access. | Select only the medicines you actually need and check your nominated pharmacy. |
| Medicine needs review | Contact the practice / clinical pharmacy team. | Ask whether you need blood tests, blood pressure checks or a medication review before another supply. |
| Hospital changed your medicine | Check the hospital letter and contact the practice if the GP needs to continue it. | Do not assume every hospital-started medicine automatically appears immediately on your GP repeat list. |
| Running out urgently | Contact the practice while open; use NHS 111 when closed if urgent. | Give the exact medicine name, strength and how many doses remain. |
For general repeat-prescription safety, medication reviews and pharmacy help, see the MedicalPracticeUK medication guide.
Test results and GP-record access
The practice’s online-services page confirms that patients with appropriate access can use Patient Access to view test results and medical records. The NHS App can also provide GP-record information where access is enabled.
If a hospital specialist ordered the test, the hospital team may be responsible for the result and next step. If the GP practice ordered it, use the practice result route.
If the result has been reviewed and released, it may appear online with your record.
A numerical result without context can be misleading. Contact the practice if the result is abnormal, unclear or you do not know what happens next.
Register with The Law Medical Group Practice Harrow Road
NHS.uk currently shows the 124–128 Harrow Road surgery as accepting new patients. Use the live NHS/practice registration process rather than an old downloadable form found through search.
The address should read 124–128 Harrow Road, Wembley, HA9 6QQ.
The NHS profile currently shows new-patient registration open, but this can change.
Provide accurate personal details, current address, previous GP information if known, and your NHS number if you happen to know it.
NHS guidance says you do not need ID, proof of address, proof of immigration status or an NHS number simply to register with an NHS GP in England. Separate identity checks may apply when requesting detailed online-record access.
Home visits: request through the surgery
The practice’s online-consultation service specifically says that home visits cannot be requested through the online consultation form. Patients should contact the surgery directly to request one. Current 2026 workforce information also confirms home visits remain part of clinical duties where assessed as appropriate.
Services and clinicians available across the practice
Current NHS recruitment information gives a useful picture of the services operating across the Willesden and Wembley sites in 2026.
Telephone triage
Telephone triage remains part of the GP/clinical workflow, which is useful for urgent assessment and deciding whether face-to-face care is necessary.
Minor surgery & cryotherapy
The practice lists minor surgery and cryotherapy among its services. These require clinical assessment rather than a walk-in request.
Family planning
Family-planning services are also part of the practice’s CQC-registered activity and current service mix.
Respiratory clinics
The practice lists respiratory clinics, supporting structured monitoring for conditions such as asthma and COPD where appropriate.
First Contact Physiotherapy
Current 2026 recruitment material confirms in-house first-contact physiotherapists working with musculoskeletal presentations.
Dietitian at Wembley branch
A particularly useful Harrow Road detail: the practice’s 2026 NHS recruitment information states that a dietitian visits the Wembley branch.
Brent Centre for Young People referrals
The practice has a dedicated information page for Brent Centre for Young People, which provides specialist talking therapy for young people aged 11–18. The practice page says most referrals require a GP referral using the Brent Centre referral process.
Official Brent young-person referral informationSensory needs, learning disability and communication support
The latest Harrow Road CQC access assessment specifically recorded flexibility for patients who need extra support.
Quieter appointment time
CQC reported that patients with sensory needs could ask to attend during quieter periods. If this would make your visit safer or easier, tell reception when arranging care.
Learning-disability support
CQC also recorded that patients with learning disabilities could see a clinician with whom they felt most comfortable. Ask reception whether continuity or a familiar clinician can be considered.
Feedback and complaints
The practice’s online-consultation FAQ directs complaints to the practice manager by phone or in writing. A published complaints leaflet says complaints are acknowledged within three working days and the practice aims to investigate and reply within 20 working days, while explaining if more time is needed.
What to include
- Your name and contact details.
- The date or period the problem occurred.
- Names of staff if known.
- A clear description of what happened.
- What response or resolution you are seeking.
Complaining for someone else
The practice complaint material explains that consent is normally required before it can disclose and discuss another adult patient’s medical information with a representative.
Harrow Road CQC rating: Good
The current CQC profile for 124–128 Harrow Road, Wembley shows Good overall, with all five key areas displayed as Good.
| CQC area | Current displayed rating |
|---|---|
| Overall | Good |
| Safe | Good |
| Effective | Good |
| Caring | Good |
| Responsive | Good |
| Well-led | Good |
Map to The Law Medical Group Practice Harrow Road
The Law Medical Group Practice
124–128 Harrow Road
Wembley
Middlesex
HA9 6QQ
When The Law Medical Group Practice is closed
| Situation | Use this route |
|---|---|
| Life-threatening emergency | Call 999. |
| Urgent, not life-threatening | Use NHS 111 online or call 111. |
| Routine online request | Submit only if the live online service is open and the matter can safely wait for normal practice review. |
| Medicine problem | Ask a community pharmacist where suitable; use NHS 111 if urgent and the practice is closed. |
| Routine admin / forms | Use normal practice contact routes on the next working day. |
Official and authoritative sources used
- NHS Harrow Road practice profile and current new-patient status
- Care Quality Commission Harrow Road profile
- CQC Harrow Road equity-of-access assessment
- CQC provider and two-location record
- Law Medical Group Practice online-consultation FAQs
- Official Patient Access and NHS App setup guidance
- Official Brent Centre for Young People referral information
- NHS Jobs — 2026 Law Medical Group Practice workforce/service descriptions used to cross-check the current multidisciplinary team
Last verified: 21 September 2026. Practice session times, online-form availability, appointment capacity, registration status and individual clinics can change. The main practice website currently blocks some automated retrieval, so mutable facts were cross-checked using NHS.uk, CQC, the practice’s indexed Practice365/eConsult content and current 2026 NHS recruitment material. Unverified details were not filled in by assumption.