Welcome to Old Mill Surgery

We are open 8.00 am - 6.30 pm Monday to Friday these are our core opening hours. We now extend our opening times until 7.15pm on Mondy, Tuesdays and Wednesdays and from 07.00am on Tuesdays and Thursdays. Appointments are available during the hours listed below. To see a doctor or nurse please telephone us or come into the surgery to book an appointment. There is no telephone access during extended hours and only patients with pre-booked appointments can attend during extended hours.

 

  Normal Surgery Hrs         Extended Hours

Monday

8.00am - 6.30pm

6.30pm - 07.15pm - access for pre-booked appointments only

Tuesday

8.00am - 6.30pm

07.00 - 8.00am and 6.30pm - 07.15pm access for pre-booked appointments only

Wednesday

8.00am – 6.30pm

6.30pm - 07.15pm - access for pre booked appointments only

Thursday

8.00am – 6.30pm

07.00-8.00am - access for pre-booked appointments only

Friday

8.00am – 6.30pm

 
Future closure dates for GP training 12.30 - 6.30pm Thursday 19th April, 14th June and 12th July 2012

All patients please report to the desk upon arrival - otherwise the Doctor will not know you are waiting and could lead to you waiting longer than necessary

If you require an emergency appointment to see a Doctor outside of these appointment times please contact by dialling the surgery number and you will be re-directed automatically to the out of hours service - their direct number is 01926 888026.

We also offer call back appointments which are added to the end of the doctors appointments, these are for enquiries/concerns regarding previous appointments. These do not replace face-to-face consultations and a doctor may still ask you to make an appointment if necessary.

Flu advice: (click on the NHS Direct Logo for latest information)

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AAA (Abdominal Aortic Aneurysm) Screening Programme

All men registered with a GP will receive an invitation for screening in the year that they turn 65.  Invitations will be sent from the local screening centre directly to men. Men over 65 who have not been screened previously or treated for an AAA can request screening once the programme is available in their area.

Screening all men at 65 will:

  • Identify aneurysms that need monitoring,
  • Discover aneurysms that could rupture, enabling treatment to be offered
  • Reassure men who don't have an aneurysm.

An ultrasound scan of the abdomen is used to detect AAAs. The scan is carried out by a screener who is specially trained to work within the NHS AAA Screening Programme. The scan itself is quick, painless and non-invasive and the results are provided straight away.  The screening will take place at the surgery and the results and any potential treatment discussed with the patient directly.  For more information click on this link  http://aaa.screening.nhs.uk/