
PLAN AHEAD
We always get numerous requests for prescriptions just before a bank holiday. Please plan ahead to ensure you have sufficient medication for the holiday.
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Bank Holiday Opening Times
As you would expect, Bank Holidays place a lot of stress on health services especially the day after a Bank Holiday.
To manage this we will change the usage of "On The Day" slots to "Emergency" slots the day before, and for a day or two after the Bank Holidays. You can expect some congestion on our telephone lines as well. Please be patient.
Please do not abuse the emergency appointments with routine matters as this deprives those in genuine need of seeing a doctor.
See the schedule below for details of availability.
Late May Bank Holiday Appointments
WHEN THE SURGERY IS CLOSED(Out of Hours Service)
This is covered by Thamesdoc and operates from 6.30pm until 8am Monday – Friday and all day Saturdays and Sundays and Bank Holidays. If you ring the surgery during these times your call will be re-directed to Thamesdoc. Alternatively call Thamesdoc on 0300 130 1305.
Reception desk is open from 8.30am to 6.30pm Monday to Friday. We are not open on Saturdays.
Please note; not all Doctors are available at all times listed.
There are two types of appointments. Urgent (also known as Emergency and "on the day") and Non-urgent (Routine).
EMERGENCY APPOINTMENTS
During this period we will be using all of our "On The Day" appointments as "Emergency" appointments as instructed by Surrey PCT. If the problem is urgent, we will arrange for you to be seen by one of the doctors on that day (this particularly applies to children). Please note: You will not necessarily be able to see the doctor of your choice.
HOME VISITS
If, for reasons of ill-health you cannot attend the surgery, you may request that the doctor visit you at home. Please give the receptionist as much information as possible to enable the doctor to prioritise calls and, if possible, ring your request in before 11.00 a.m. Please remember that home visits are very time consuming for the doctors and attendance at the surgery is much preferred. Doctors are not obliged to make a home visit unless the condition of the patient dictates that it is indicated.
TELEPHONE ADVICE
Not all problems require a face to face consultation. All doctors and nurses are available to give advice, usually after their morning surgeries. The receptionist will be happy to take your contact details to enable us to telephone you. This may save you having to attend for an appointment.
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