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How do I obtain a repeat prescription? - see repeat prescriptions
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How do I have a blood test?
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Will you do a prescription following an outpatient appointment so I do not need to attend the hospital pharmacy?
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Can I get a private prescription issued by a consultant changed to an NHS one?
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Am I able to see any doctor in the practice? -- see choice of doctor
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When should I telephone for non-urgent enquiries or future appointments?
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I pay for prescriptions - Can I save money? - If you have to pay for more than 4 prescription items in 3 months or 14 items in 12 months, you may find it cheaper to buy a prescription prepayment certificate (PPC). You can apply for a pre-payment certificate online.
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What is practice based commissioning? (or what does it set out to be?). See DOH website.
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How soon after delivery to the medical centre is correspondence read? - correspondence will normally be read within two working days (Almost all our correspondence is scanned onto the computer system from where it is read). If marked "urgent", correspondence will be given to the appropriate person that day to assess.
