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Appointments by phone, video call or by text or email can be more flexible and often means you get help sooner.
It is your responsibility as a patient to cancel any appointment you have made in reasonable time so that another patient can benefit from the appointment slot. Even if you are unable to avoid cancelling at short notice, often the receptionist will know of another patient who can use the appointment. Please always try to let us know If you cannot attend an appointment for any reason. Thank you.
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Please tell us:
Local residents registered with a GP practice in mid Essex can now access an appointment with a GP, nurse or healthcare assistant in the evening and on Saturday and Sunday thanks to the opening of extended access health hubs.
Our Hubs are located and rotate at the following practices:
Appointments are available*:
Extended Access hubs offer most NHS services that your own GP practice would, including NHS health checks and smear tests.
For home visit requests, please call as early as possible, preferably before 10am. Your visit request details and contact telephone number are to be left with the receptionist who will pass to the Duty GP for assessment.
Not all Home visit requests will result in a Home visit. The GP should call you or your family member /carer with your permission to discuss the best options for all. We rely on the co-operation and good common sense of our patients in this respect.
Home visits are for those too frail, disabled or confined to bed.
You can also be visited at home by a community nurse if you are referred by your GP. You should also be visited at home by a health visitor if you have recently had a baby or if you are newly registered with a GP and have a child under five years.
We are a training practice and provide instruction and practical experience for most clinical roles in the surgery. It is therefore common for another clinician to be present in your consultation. If you wish to speak with your clinician privately, please make them aware at the start of your consultation and the registrar/medical student/practice nurse will be asked to leave. Thank-you for assisting us teach the future workforce of the NHS.
