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 The surgery will close at 1pm on the following dates:

9th June

8th July

 

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Which Service When ?

 Inappropriate A+E attendances for problems that are neither emergencies nor related to acute injuries from accidents, cause delay in assessment for those who have genuine need. NHS Sheffield is keen to help you choose the right service for your needs at the time, i.e "the right place at the right time". That might be, self-care, pharmacist advice, walk-in-centre, GP (including urgent access as at Jaunty Springs Health Centre),or out of hours GP service. In order to facilitate that, there is some guidance available in our further information list. Please help by accessing the right service at the right time. This is especially important in the winter months when the health service is under additional pressure.Thank you

EU Exit Medicine Update

Information for patients on how they will continue to receive medicines and treatment, please follow the link below:


https://www.nhs.uk/conditions/medicines-information/getting-your-medicines-if-theres-no-deal-eu-exit/

 

Opening Times
When We Are Closed

nhs111When We Are Closed

The surgery will close at 1pm on the following dates for city wide training events:

5th February

11th March

Out-of-Hours doctors are always on call for emergencies when the surgery is closed   

Ring 111

Please give the patient's name, age, address and telephone number if possible, and brief details of the problem. The doctor on call will visit or telephone as soon as possible.

Sheffield City Walk-in Health Centre, 8am - 10pm, 75 Broad Lane, S1 3PB

Tel: 0114 2412700

Out-of-hours services are generally busy so please think carefully before asking to see a doctor and only do so if you genuinely cannot wait until the surgery re-opens.

In a genuine emergency you should call 999. Chest pains and / or shortness of breath constitute an emergency.  

 
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