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The Practice
ONLINE SERVICES:
Book appointments via EMIS Access, a secure online system.
Order repeat medication via EMIS Access, a secure online system.
(Please note: This is purely for ordering routine repeat prescriptions. Messages should not be left when ordering).
Click the Emis Access button below to access your account:
To use this service you must obtain the necessary security access codes. Please come in to reception for details.
Read more about this service and how to register >> |
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| Surgery Hours |
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| Monday |
0830 - 1800hrs |
| Tuesday* |
0700 - 2015hrs |
| Wednesday |
0830 - 1800hrs |
| Thursday |
0830 - 1800hrs |
| Friday |
0830 - 1800hrs |
| Saturday |
CLOSED |
| Sunday |
CLOSED |
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*For pre-booked appointments only (the doors will be closed).
Applicable to early/late opening on Tuesday and Saturday surgery. |
Out-Of-Hours
CAMDOC provide our out-of-hours care. You are automatically transferred to this service if you dial our phone number out of usual surgery hours. It is based at Union lane, Chesterton, Cambridge.
Cambridgeshire Primary Care Trust can provide details of locally available services. To see what is available go to www.cambridgeshirepct.nhs.uk or contact: Heron Court, Ida Darwin, Fulbourn, Cambridge CB1 5EE. Tel: (01223) 884008, Fax: (01223) 885728
Practice History
The practice is long-established and has been in Bridge Street for the past 75 years.
Practice Area
The practice lies within the boundary of the Cambridge City Primary Care Trust, and is able to accept patients from the area below. If you are unsure if this includes your address please do not hesitate to contact reception.
SWINE FLU PANDEMIC
If you have symptoms of pandemic flu and need access to anti-virals, you should return home and contact the National Pandemic Flu Line Service by calling 0800 1 513100 or online at www.nhs.uk
If you are someone’s ‘flu friend’ and need to find out how to access anti-virals on their behalf, you should also contact the National Pandemic Flu Line (see above).
For general information on what people can do to look after themselves when they have pandemic flu, contact the National Pandemic Flu Line on 0800 1 513100 or go on to www.nhs.uk
There are no stocks of antivirals held on these premises. |
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