Appointments

diaryYou can make an appointment by attending the surgery or by telephone during normal surgery hours.  

Alternatively you can register by visiting  www.patient.co.uk  to  register for online access.  Once registered you can book appointments, cancel appointments, order repeat medication or view a summary of your records 24/7.

Many hours of doctor’s and nursing time are wasted by patients not turning up, so if you cannot make an appointment please let us know and your appointment can be given to another patient. 

Same day help for poorly children - If your child is unwell and you would like urgent advice then please contact the surgery and we will arrange for a clinician to speak to you and if necessary to see your child the same day.  This could save an unnecessary trip to A&E or the Walk In Centre.  Can we also make you aware of the Little Orange Book, which provides expert help for parents and carers on how to manage common problems in babies and small children - ask your GP or Practice Nurse for a copy.

WE OFFER EARLY MORNING APPOINTMENTS ON A THURSDAY FROM 06:45 - 08:00.  THESE  ARE BOTH GP AND NURSING APPOINTMENTS AND ARE  FOR PATIENTS WHO FIND IT DIFFICULT TO ATTEND SURGERY DURING NORMAL WORKING HOURS.

More Appointments Available

Gateshead Extra Care Services now provide additional appointments with local GPs and nurses.

This services offers pre-bookable appointments for patients who require urgent attention at the Queen Elizabeth Hospital, Central Gateshead Health Centre and Blaydon Primary Care Centre.  Contact us to book an appointment.

Appointments available Monday - Friday 8am - 8pm & Saturday - Sunday 9am - 2pm

Please note we are not an emergency service and do not always have a doctor on site.

 Telephone 0191 4824000

When booking an appointment at the surgery our admin staff may ask you for the reason for your appointment for.  This is to ensure you get seen by the right member of our healthcare team.  All admin have completed signposting training to enable them to navigate you to the right person.

 

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