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Practice Training Dates - Click HERE to view the dates the Practice will be closed for training.

Fed up of the long wait time? So are we! Please help us to help you - if you are unable to attend your appointment or no longer need it, please contact the surgery immediately so that your appointment is available for your neighbour.

If every person who did not need their appointment any more cancelled it, then there would be at least 58 extra GP appointments and 54 nurse appointments available per month!

Proxy online access - You can now allow somebody else to have proxy access to your online access account - to find out more click HERE

Wasted Medicine - Every year millions of pounds worth of prescription medication is wasted across West Cheshire alone. Over the entire country, this is a huge amount of money.

If you are taking medication, please consider the following:

  • Only order what you need
  • Check what's in your prescription bag before you leave the pharmacy
  • Finish your course of medication, even if you start to feel better
  • Don't stockpile medication
  • Review your medicines regularly with your pharmacist and/or GP

Are your contact details correct? Please inform us of any changes to your contact details as soon as possible. If we do not hold your correct contact information (address, telephone number and email address) we will not be able to contact you regarding results, referrals and review appointments. We can even send you text reminders for your existing appointments if we have your mobile number.

Update your contact details / Update your clinical records

TB Screening

NHS England recommend that people who have moved to the UK from countries with a high incidence of Tuberculosis (TB) undergo routine screening for TB.
This includes people who were born in a country with a high incidence of TB but have been living in another country.

If you indicate on your registration form that you were born in a country with a high incidence of TB then we will automatically refer you to the Infection Prevention & Control Team, who will contact you to offer you TB screening.

If you are not sure if you were born in a country with a high incidence rate of TB, you can check by clicking HERE to be redirected to the UK government page.

Symptoms of TB to look out for are:

  • A cough that lasts more than 3 weeks
  • Coughing up blood
  • Extreme tiredness or lack of energy
  • Night sweats
  • High temperature (Fever)
  • Losing weight for no obvious reason

If you have any concerns or wish to discuss this further please contact the surgery on 01244 564319.

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