Home visits can be arranged for very ill and housebound patients if deemed necessary. We have ensured that our practice is readily accessible and has disabled parking and a lift. Generally it is better to attend as we cannot transport diagnostic equipment or have remote access to patient records and computer systems.

Yes, we are accepting new patients of all ages. Please contact us and a member of our team will be happy to assist you.

Yes, all fees should be settled either prior to or at appointment. Fees for telephone screening appointment are taken at booking stage and face-to face in the clinic.

For Health and Safety reasons we prefer contactless payment where possible and payment prior to consultation facilitates this best.

For emergiences and life threatening issues you should dial 999 and request an ambulance. Alternatively if you are ill and really feel that you cannot wait until the clinic reopens you can contact D-Doc on 1850 22 44 77, 6pm-8am Monday - Friday and 24 hrs. Saturday, Sunday and Bank Holidays.

Yes we try to accommodate patients if just visiting the area. but we do not replace your regular GP.

Please fill in our repeat prescription form. Please note that 72 hours' notice is required. For emergencies please contact the surgery and we will do our best to help you. If outside clinic hours, your usual pharmacy may be in a position to assist you through the emergency dispensing system. You should not call D-Doc for a repeat prescription.

A Doctor from our clinic will ring and/or write to you directly on receipt of an important result that is outside the normal range or one that is significantly abnormal. For normal results you are likely to recieve a text alert however if after 5 days (of having routine bloods taken) you have not heard from us please get in touch. Results form laboratories may be delayed depending on hospital activity. Please be patient if your results take longer than you expect. Please note our clinic administation team are not authorised to give a result.