Appointments

You can request an appointment online by visiting our Consulting Room.

All clinicians, including locum’s, will have your records available during the consultation. Our clinician appointments tend to be for routine matters that another member of the team cannot deal with. We ask that you book one appointment to discuss each individual problem you have. This is so the clinician has time to spend concentrating on each issue, without having to rush and possibly miss any details.

To continue to improve patient care you may be asked some questions to enable us to make the most appropriate appointment for your needs. If you would like to speak in private, we can offer you a side room to speak one to one with a member of our reception team.

Home Visits

We only visit patients at home if you are medically unable to travel to the Medical Centre.

Clinical staff can assess your needs more thoroughly, with the help of others if needed, at the Medical Centre rather than at your home.

If you are too ill to travel, the clinician may contact you by phone or arrange for another member of the team, such as a community paramedic, district nurse or emergency-care practitioner, to assess you at home.

Telephone Appointments

We offer telephone appointments with most clinicians which can be booked in advance online.

Pregnant?

Please tell the dispenser or nurse if you are (or think you maybe) pregnant. Your medication will need to be reviewed.

Improved Access Appointments

Primary care appointments are available these include evenings and weekends. The types offered are telephone consultations, with a clinician during the morning before clinics start or face to face, primary care hubs appointments, these are available in the evenings and at weekends in North Norfolk at our local hubs.

Appointments at a primary care hub (North Walsham, Cromer, Fakenham and Hoveton.)