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“This practice will be closed for on the afternoon of Wednesday May 23rd and therefore will not be able to offer our usual services. If you require help during this time, please call in the usual way and you will be advised what to do next”
New to West Pottergate
Mjog the new messaging service. Download the app to your mobile to receive healthcare messages.
We are making things easier for you by introducing 'Electronic Prescriptions' This is more convenient as there is no need to collect a paper prescription. You just need to nominate the pharmacy where you would like to pick up you medicines.
If you would like to know your nominated GP, please ring the surgery 01603 513333 and a Receptionist will advise you.
We are pleased to share our Care Quality Commission report, which was completed in July. Please take a look.
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to order your prescriptions, make/cancel an appointment, leave messages or change your details. If you have not already registered for this service please pop into the surgery with some form of ID and ask the receptionist for registration details.
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