IMPORTANT NOTICE FROM 15TH JUNE 2020
All patients will have telephone triage call with a clinician and if the clinician feels that you need a face to face consultation for essential treatment they will book you an appointment to attend our surgery. If you expect a GP call back the same day, please ring in the morning if at all possible.
If you have a PRE-BOOKED appointment with the practice nurse, please attend at the appointment time (do not come early) and notify reception that you have arrived. Please come into the building alone unless you need help from a carer/parent.
Prescription requests and letters-please post through the letterbox on the wall outside the surgery.
If you have anything to collect from the surgery please follow the queuing instructions outside the building. We are operating a one in one out policy in our vestibule.
If you have internet access we can sign you up to the online prescription service, please ring the surgery to arrange.
If you have any queries at all please ring reception , do not come to the surgery unless you need to.
There are relevant links to current advice on our website, please refer to those where appropriate.
Thank you for your co-operation
Longroyde Surgery
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Repeat Prescriptions
Do you need to re-order your medication? Visit our prescriptions page and complete the online form. Find out more
Like To Register?
New to the area and would like to join our practice? We would be happy to help you. Call in to complete our registration forms.
Disabled Access
The purpose-built surgery provides full access and facilities for the disabled
Our promise to patients:
We aim to provide the highest standard of care from both our clinical and non-clinical staff and to provide the best service for all our patients and their families.
For patients concerned that they may have coronavirus or may have come into contact with someone who has, the NHS 111 online service has created coronavirus pages that tell patients what they should do based on their particular circumstances. These can be accessed at: https://111.nhs.uk/service/covid-19/ If you have a new onset cough, temperature or both do not come to surgery stay at home and self isolate for 7 days.If unwell contact NHS 111 online.
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