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How do I make an appointment?

Click on the link https://dr-hassan--partners.appointments-online.co.uk to book appointments online or call in either surgery to speak to the receptionist.

You can also telephone our appointments line 01359 253700. Some appointments are available to book in advance but these fill up very quickly. You can also telephone at 8.00am on the day you would like to be seen for an available appointment. All genuinely medically urgent cases are seen the same day, but not necessarily by the doctor of your choice. You are asked to confine your discussion to the urgent problem.

Appointments for blood tests need to be booked with either the phlebotomist or the healthcare assistant.

Emergencies: If you need attention in an emergency, telephone 01953 681303 or 01359 251192

Telephone Consultations: We are always happy to pre-book a telephone consultation with a doctor or nurse if you feel it is not necessary for you to attend the surgery but would like medical advice. Please inform the receptionist of your preference. The doctors are happy to talk to you on the telephone at other times as this can sometimes save having to make an appointment. However, the doctors are not interrupted during their surgeries so please try to telephone between 11.30am and 1.00pm and between 6.00pm & 6.20pm, when a doctor will usually be available to speak to you. If a doctor is not available at the time please be prepared to leave a message for them so that they can return your call.

For full details of the consultation times of all our consulting staff see the Practice Information Page 'Consulting Times'.

House Visits

Please make requests on 01359 251192 between 8.00am & 10.00am except in sudden emergency. The receptionist will pass the request on to the duty doctor who may speak to you personally and offer advice as well as discussing the visit.

The practice covers a large rural area and we are always grateful if patients can try to come to the surgery— five patients can be seen at the surgery in the time it takes to make one home visit.