You need to register before you can make appointments. For directions on registering please click here.
For all medical emergencies such as loss of consciousness dial 999 immediately, then ring the practice on 01293 450 400.
Consultations are by appointment only and can be made up to two weeks in advance by telephone or in person at the surgery during surgery opening hours.
You can now Book your appointment online!...
You can see any one of the Practice Doctors of your preference however, for ongoing problems, we would prefer you to book with the same Doctor consistently.
We have an Urgent Access Clinic for urgent problems which you feel must be dealt with on the same day. You may telephone or come in person. If you come in person to the surgery, you should register at reception on arrival. Thereafter, you will need to wait your turn in the queue to see the Nurse Practitioner or Physician Assistant. After one of these clinicians has assessed you, you may be told that you need to be seen by the Doctor as well, though this is not usually necessary. If so, there may be a further wait.
If you telephone to speak to one of these clinicians, your name and telephone number and brief details will be taken by the Receptionist initially, who will put your name on the list for the clinician to call back. He/she will either give advice over the phone or arrange an appointment to see the Nurse Practitioner, or if needed, an appointment with a Doctor.
If for any reason you are unable to attend, please cancel your appointment as soon as possible, so that it can be made available to others.
For an emergency doctor call out service ring our surgery on 01293 450400 out of hours (18:00 to 08:30) and listen for the directions to get through to Thamesdoc.
Alternatively, Crawley hospital has a walk in centre which can also deal with emergency cases.
A good point of contact for advice is NHS Direct on 0845 46 47.
To register with our practice you will need to follow these steps:
(1) -
Firstly, attend the surgery and either bring your Medical Card or complete a registration form (you must also bring proof of address [e.g. gas bill] whether you have a Medical Card or not)
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An appointment will then be made for you to see our Health Care Assistant who will perform a medical check for you, taking your weight, height, blood pressure and a urine specimen, as well as asking a number of questions about your medical background.
Key things to remember when joining our surgery: