Winter Flu Campaign 2011
If you need a Flu (or Swine Flu) Vaccination this year, please ring the Surgery anytime after 11:00 from mid-August to make an appointment. 

WE ARE A YELLOW FEVER CENTRE!   

You do not have to be registered with us to access this service

Travel Clinic
We can provide a full Travel Health Service to ensure your health is protected when you go abroad. 

Out of Hours
We are covered by the Frimley Primary Care Services Limited, based at Frimley Park Hospital and accessed by dialling 01189 365649.

Prescriptions
There are several ways to request or collect your prescriptions. Please check under the 'Prescriptions' page

Test Results
We are extremely busy with telephone calls for the first 2 hours of the morning - to help us please do not phone for results until after 10.00 a.m.

Home Visits
Visits should be requested, where possible, before 10.00 a.m.  They are made only at the doctor's discretion.  Please ensure you leave a contact number and address when phoning, as the doctor is likely to phone you before making the home visit.

Opening Hours

The surgery is open at the following times

We are open for prebookable appointments (which are 15 minutes long) on alternate Saturday mornings and for an additional half hour on alternate Thursday evenings. 

If you need an appointment outside of working hours, these are ideal.  Just ask the Receptionist when you book your appointment.  Please remember that these appointments may not be with your own GP, but will be with the doctor on duty that day.  

When We Are Closed

When the Surgery is closed i.e:

• Weekdays after 6.30 pm
• Weekends
• Bank Holidays

We are covered by the Frimley Primary Care Services Limited, based at Frimley Park Hospital and accessed by dialling 01189 365649

This service is known as the Out of Hours Service. 

For advice ring NHS Direct on 0845 46 47.

In addition to this, your local Pharmacist will be able to advise on certain conditions and drugs - please consult them

NHS Direct

Please do not ask to see a doctor out of hours unless you genuinely cannot wait until the surgery re-opens.

Call 999 in an emergency. Chest pains and / or shortness of breath constitute an emergency.