Opening Times

We are closed on Bank Holidays - If you need to contact a doctor in an emergency please ring NHS 111 (Dial 111).

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You can speak to a member of staff or surgery representative on the telephone from 8.00am to 6.30pm Monday to Friday on 01736 710505.  

To speak to one of our trained patient advisors, press 1.

For test results, download the NHS App or press 2.

For dispensary, download the NHS App or press 3.

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We offer Enhanced Access Clinics 1830hrs to 2000hrs on Tuesdays and Wednesdays alternate weeks; and 0730hrs to 0800hrs on Fridays.  Appointments are available with doctors, nurses and health care assistants.  We offer doctor appointments on a Saturday afternoon once every four weeks.

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The amount of paperwork and patient demand in General Practice has increased and in order to manage our increased workload we are having to make the following changes.  Please note that from Monday 1^st July 2024:

The reception desk will be open for face-to-face enquiries at 8.30am and close at 6.00pm.  This is to allow the staff to answer the telephones and deal with any urgent administrative tasks at the start of the day.  Dispensary opening hours are also 8.30am to 6.00pm.

If you need to book an on-the-day appointment, please do so by telephone.  This will ensure equality of access for all patients contacting the practice and enable our trained advisors to signpost you to the most appropriate service.

When arriving for an appointment please use the automated check-in machine on the left to announce your arrival.  There are step-by-step instructions on how to use this on the wall above.

Thank you for your cooperation and understanding.  Mrs K Burge, Practice Manager

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We also offer Covid and Flu Vaccination Clinics at weekends - these will be advertised.

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On Holiday in Cornwall?

https://cios.icb.nhs.uk/help-us/holiday/

Need health advice whilst on holiday in Cornwall?

Anyone who is visiting Cornwall is asked to call their own GP, and not the one closest to where they’re staying, if they need non-urgent advice.

For people who need non-urgent care when their own GP is not open, and don’t think they can wait, use the NHS 111 online service or call 111, at any time day or night.

Please do not turn up at a minor injuries unit or urgent treatment centre without contacting 111 first. If, after contacting 111, you need to go to a hospital, you will be given an arrival time, which will help everyone continue to follow government guidance, maintain distance and keep people safe while COVID continues to circulate.

Anyone with serious or life-threatening illnesses or injuries should dial 999.

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