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HOW
DO I... CHANGE MY DETAILS ? Please let us know your new address as soon as you move so that we can keep our records up to date. This is very important, particularly as you may need a home visit some time in the future. If you move outside the practice area it will be necessary for you to register with a practice that covers that locality. HOW
DO I... You can, by choice, consult any of
the Doctors, provided there is an appointment available. You can make an appointment
by calling in at reception or telephoning the surgery on 01925 756969. In some
cases you may be asked for some information; this is so that we can ensure that
you are offered an appointment with the most appropriate person to deal with your
condition. Urgent cases will be seen the same day. HOW
DO I... If you require a home visit please try to telephone before 10.30am. It would be helpful if you are able to give the receptionist some idea of the nature and degree of urgency of your call. HOW
DO I... Specimens for the hospital laboratory are collected daily at 11.00am and results are usually back within a few days. In order to ensure confidentiality we ask you to telephone personally for your results after 12 noon. HOW
DO I... If you are unhappy with any aspect of your care or the services provided by this practice, we would welcome your discussion, initially with the doctor concerned. Alternatively, please contact Mrs Mary Rosser either by telephone or in writing so that any problems can be investigated as soon as possible. HOW
DO I... These can be obtained by ticking
the items required on the printed list given with your last prescription. Your
repeat prescription will normally be ready within 48 hours. More urgent requests
will be accommodated. |
