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Before you come in to the practice, please consider who it is that you need to see. We have a range of clinical, support and community staff who are here to help you.
[box_header title="Did you know that?" bottom_border="1" animation="0"]We have several specialist clinics available including antenatal, diabetes and COPD.
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Our normal opening hours are 8am – 6pm Monday to Friday. However, when we are closed there are still a number of options for you, if you require medical attention.
[box_header title="Emergency?" bottom_border="1" animation="0" top_margin="page_margin_top"]If you have chest pains or severe shortness of breath immediately call 999.
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We do offer a wide range of advice on most medical topics in the medical centre, but if you would like to read more about a topic we have listed a range of useful resources.
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We offer a full NHS travel vaccinations advice and immunisation service.
[box_header title="Did you know?" bottom_border="1" animation="0"]We’re a registered Yellow Fever Centre.
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You can contact the practice after 10am on 01738 628234 to get your test results. Results may not be available for 7-10 days depending on the type of test.
[box_header title="Did you know?" bottom_border="1" animation="0"]If your test was requested by the hospital, they may contact you directly.
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We offer Family Planning advice as well as a range of contraception options.
[box_header title="Emergency?" bottom_border="1" animation="0"]We offer emergency contraception appointments daily. Call 01738 628234.
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You are encouraged to attend the GP or Practice Nurse for a cardiovascular risk assessment for all over 50s; our practice nurses run clinics for patients with heart conditions.
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We encourage regular check ups for people with asthma even if it seems under control and have trained staff ready to assess you and offer advice.
[box_header title="Question?" bottom_border="1" animation="1" el_position="first last"]How is your inhaler technique?
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