You do not need to call us or visit the Surgery for appointments & most items
Appointments & most regular items can be accessed via the "contact us online" Accurx Form above which is available online from Monday to Friday from 8am to 5pm
NOTES FOR OUR PATIENTS
- Tuesday 1 July - Surgery closes 1pm for Monthly NHS ICB Training - see "news" section (important dates) & please use 111 for urgent care requirements until we reopen Wed 2 July at 8am
- Yellow Heat Health Alert - valid until Wednesday 2 July - see "news" section for more detailed information
- Mounjaro media news 23 June: NHS Mid/South Essex ICB will update Primary Care re the roll out later in 2025 (see news)
- Please have your phone on/with you when requesting appointments - calls will come from Surgery 01277 numbers & some from mobiles via the allied healthcare team
SURGERY UPDATES:
- Use the NHS App to book appointments, view results & order repeat meds via a Smartphones or tablet
- Alternitively use the "contact us online" form above for GP appointments, admin & medication queries - we reply within 48 hours
- For those unable to access the new service or who dont own Smartphones, our staff are ready & happy to help you.
- For test results please allow 7 days minimum then check via your NHS app
- For Nursing appointments please ring and hold for the options - staff will pick up the call as normal.
- For home visits, please ring before 1030
We welcome feedback/suggestions about our website and we add new/updated content on a regular basis. Please go to the "about the surgery" link at the top of this page and then follow the "News" section for latest updates and information.
We strongly recommend patients downloading/using the "NHS app" on your smartphone or Ipad/tablet (if you have one) as featured above. It allows you to view, check, review and request a wide range of information from the Surgery.
NHS App General A5 Leaflet.pdf
Finally, we are not an urgent care or walk-in centre. We have limited daily appointments and depending on circumstances/conditions you may be asked to visit one of the two mid Essex urgent care facilities. If you think you have had a stroke or have chest/arm pains etc, you must call 999 and/or go direct to the local Accident & Emergency centre.
Dr S Bailoor & Partners
