Surgery Times

IMPORTANT INFORAMTION - AFTERNOON CLOSURE – WEDNESDAY 18/05/2022 – 12.30-6.30PM

Our Surgery is closed this afternoon for essential staff training. If you are calling for test results or chasing a prescription please call back when we reopen on 19th May.

If you have a non-urgent query please refer to our website or your local pharmacy. If your call is urgent, please call the urgent GP service on 03333 704 112.

If you have a life threatening emergency please hang up and dial 999. 

Thank you

Opening Times

From 8.00am - 6.30pm Monday to Friday
*Telephone lines will be unavailable between 1.00 - 2.00pm.

A triage system operates weekday mornings. This is a system that will allow us to prioritise when and how a patient is seen or dealt with. Patient’s are required to ring the practice (between 08:30 – 12:00) and give a brief description of their symptoms and leave a contact number where they can be reached within the next 90 minutes. Routine appointments however can still be booked in advance between 10.00am – 5:00pm. If you cannot keep an appointment please inform the receptionists as soon as possible.

Commuter Clinics

Commuter clinic means clinics outside of the normal GP hours (8.00am - 6.30pm). If you are unable to get to us during normal working hours due to work commitments we can offer appointments on Saturdays, early mornings and evenings.

Surgery Times

Mondays

Tuesdays

Wednesdays

Thursdays

Fridays

Practice Closures

We would like to bring to your attention that the surgery will be closed from 1pm on the following days for Protected Learning Time which has been organised by the Clinical Commissioning Group.

If you require medical assistance please call NHS111 by dialing 111.

For urgent assistance please dial 999

Bank Holiday Closures

For clarification please see below dates when the surgery will be closed due to national and regional bank holidays.

Out Of Hours

Emergency cover is available 24 hours a day by ringing the health centre on 01342 713031.

When the surgery is closed the Primary Care Trust is responsible for providing medical services and, if you telephone, your call will automatically be transferred to NHS 111. This service will provide telephone advice and, if necessary, a doctor or nurse consultation. This service is for urgent problems which will not wait until the surgery is next open. If you require this service, please dial 1-1-1. Calls are free from landlines and mobiles.

NHS 111 is a telephone service for people in Sussex to find out where they can access medical help fast but are not in a life-threatening situation. The service is available for people who aren’t sure if they need to go to A&E, need more information about where to get NHS help or generally need reassurance and advice.

The easy to remember number – that is available across the country - has been introduced to help people get the right help, at the right time, especially at weekends and out of hours.

NHS 111 is free to call and is available 24 hours a day, 365 days a year.

By calling NHS 111, you will reach a team of fully trained advisers, and experienced nurses and doctors who will assess your condition and direct you to the local service that can help you best, when you need it.

There are now only three numbers to know; 999 for life-threatening emergencies, your GP surgery and 111.

Minor Injuries

There is a Minor Injuries Unit at the Queen Victoria Hospital, East Grinstead, run by nurse practitioners with local GP support including ourselves. The Princess Royal Hospital in Haywards Heath and East Surrey Hospital in Redhill are district general hospitals with full Accident and Emergency facilities.