Opening Hours 8.30am to 6pm Monday to Friday
Appointments with GPs - If you need to would like a consultation with one of our doctors, please ring or call at 08.30 Monday to Friday. The practice is closed on Wednesdays from 13:00 but if you feel you have a medical emergency between 13:00 and 18:00 then please contact the emergency line on 07564 906 133.
The reception team will ask you for a few details and an appointment will be made for a GP to call you back on the day. We have limited appointment slots so please ring as early as possible. If the GP thinks you need to be seen face to face they will organise to bring you down to the surgery at a suitable time.
Home visits – we would ask you to request home visits as early in the day as possible. The doctor will ring prior to the visit to establish some details about the visit. Reception staff cannot pre-book home visits although the doctor may arrange this with the patient or the family involved.
Appointments with Practice Nurses or Phlebotomist - You can book an appointment if you need blood taken and or for minor illnesses and treatment room procedures e.g. dressings, stitch removal, smears, dressings, ECG's and urine sample testing. The nursing team asthma and diabetes monitoring.
We will try to answer the phone promptly and to ensure that there is sufficient staff available to do this. The phone lines can be extremely busy at particular times of the day so please bear with us. We will do our very best to answer your call as quickly as possible.
If you give a contact number please keep it switched on so the doctor can reach you. Be aware that the practice telephone is a withheld business number.
The practice doors are open from 8.30 to 18.00 on Mondays, Tuesdays, Thursdays and Fridays, with an early closure on Wednesdays at 13:00 to allow for administration tasks to be completed.
You will be asked to complete a HSC/R1 form and provide supporting documentation, so that your entitlement to access services can be assessed.
Children under 16 – this form may be used to register children residing with you in Northern Ireland provided that you enter the full names and dates of birth of the children in the section provided
If you are transferring from one Northern Ireland GP Practice to our practice.
Holders of an Infant Registration Form (HS123) issued by the Registrar of Births when a birth is registered.
Ordinarily Resident in Northern Ireland:
Persons coming to Northern Ireland to live are required to meet the ‘Ordinarily Resident Test’ in Northern Ireland, i.e. you must be lawfully residing in Northern Ireland and have an identifiable and settled purpose here.
To satisfy this test you must have indefinite leave to remain in the United Kingdom (UK), and provides proof of your settled purpose e.g. to work, and confirmation of your Northern Ireland address.
Eligible Visitor:
An eligible visitor is a visitor to Northern Ireland who is lawfully present in Northern Ireland and satisfies a relevant exemption from charges such as students, workers and asylum seekers in accordance with the Health and Personal Social Services Provision of Health Services to persons Not Ordinarily Resident Regulations (Northern Ireland) 2015.
If you are not a UK or Irish National, entering the UK from the 1st January 2021 for the first time, you will be required to provide:
These changes do not apply to EU Nationals who entered the UK pre 01.01.21 and have been granted 'pre settled' or 'settled status'.
Individuals holidaying or visiting relatives in the area may be seen by Doctors as a temporary resident.
These services are available to individuals staying 3 months or less.
Temporary residents cannot be referred to hospital for specialist treatment unless for an emergency.
Temporary residents will not be given priority over registered patients for appointments and will be offered the next available routine appointment.
If you are interested in registering with the practice, you can ring and request registration forms to be posted out to you. Once you have completed the forms required, you can post them back to the surgery enclosing all necessary identification documentation or call to the practice with the paperwork on –
| Monday | 11.00am – 12.00pm | 2.00pm – 4.00pm |
| Tuesday | 11.00am- 12.00pm | 2.00pm – 4.00pm |
| Wednesday | 11.00am – 12.00pm | 2.00pm – 4.00pm |
| Thursday | 11.00am – 12.00pm | 2.00pm – 4.00pm |
| Friday | 11.00am - 12.00pm | 2.00pm - 3.00pm |
If only one receptionist is on the desk you may be asked to come back later or another day.
An appointment with a doctor will be arranged once we have all the completed forms and required documents e.g., passport, Visa etc. A new applicant appointment is usually 20 minutes with one of the GP Partners. We try to book new applicants in as soon as possible but please be aware there may be a short waiting time, the reception staff will make you aware of this at the time you put your application forms in. A separate appointment must be booked for each person registering and all persons must attend their appointment. Failure to attend, without giving advance notice, may result in your application being cancelled.
If you need to see a GP before your New Patient Assessment appointment, you will be asked to complete a short triage form that will go a GP who will decide appropriate treatment in accordance with clinical need.
Registering Children 6 years and under – please bring all vaccination records/red book with you when you attend.
For your new patient appointment you will need to bring a sample of urine. Be sure to collect the bottle(s) with the registration forms.
Private certificate for sickness
Private Medical Insurance Forms
HGV & PSV licenses
Vaccinations for foreign travel
Pre-employment medicals
Examinations and reports for insurance purposes. There may be a small fee for the doctor completing these.