Appointments

To make an appointment, please telephone or call into the surgery from 8.00am to 6pm Monday to Friday. If the doctor of your choice is not available, you will offered the next available appointment for them, or you will be offered an appropriate appointment.

The practice also has an online appointment facility, where you can book your appointments on line.  Please speak to a member of reception for further details.

To reduce the pressure placed on staff and give patients the opportunity to see the GP of their choice we can book appointments up to a week in advance.

If you wish to speak to a GP, our receptionist will take your name and a contact telephone number, and arrange for a GP to ring you.

Disabled Access

The surgery has a ramp for wheelchair users and a disabled toilet facilities

Telephone Consultations

We offer telephone consultations. If you do not need a face-to-face consultation and think that your problem can be dealt with over the phone, please inform our receptionist who will arrange a time for the doctor to call you.

Missed appointments (DNA - Did not attend)

Important Notice about Missed Appointments

In 2020 we had 2563 missed appointments that were booked with a GP or Nurse, which equates to 256 hours of clinical time.

All of these appointments could have been given to another person if we had been notified in time.  If you can't attend your appointment, please let us know as soon as possible so we can give it to someone else.

Extended Access Services (Extended Opening Hours)

In order to run evening and weekend GP clinics, the practices in South and East Leeds have joined together to open ‘Hubs’ that make the best use of the limited resources available for these kinds of services. By running clinics from fewer locations we are able to offer more appointments than if each practice opened in the evenings and on weekends.

Hub appointments are available:

Monday to Friday 6.30pm to 8pm

Saturday 8am to 2pm

Sunday 8am to Midday

To book an appointment during the Extended Opening times please contact Reception.

Home Visits

Request for home visits should be preferably be made between 8.30am and 10.00am

Home visits are for people who are housebound or are too ill to leave the house. The doctor is not obligated to visit you at home and may offer you advice or an appointment at the surgery.

When making a request for a visit, our Receptionist will ask you for a  brief detail of Your name, address and telephone number and a description of the problem, this will enable the GP to assess the urgency of the request.