WE HAVE MOVED

We have now moved to our new premises on Oakwell Drive in Crich (accessed off Coasthill)

If you are visiting the surgery by car, the reception and waiting area are accessed from the upper level car park.  Pedestrian access is via the ground floor where both stairs and a lift is available to take you to the reception and waiting area. 

 

Out of Hours

If you require urgent medical attention when the Surgery is closed, you should dial 111. This will connect you to the NHS 111 service free of charge which is provided by a local organisation: Derbyshire Health United. You will be assessed and directed to the most appropriate point of care for your particular needs.

You can also dial 111 if you require health information.

If you require an appointment at the surgery please contact us during normal opening hours.

www.derbyshirehealthunited.com

Appointments

Please contact the surgery you normally attend. Urgent appointments will be seen the same day but not always by your usual Doctor

 

Test Results

When requesting results, please ring after 2.00pm to Crich or after 11.00am to the branches, when the Receptionists are less busy.

 

 

 

 

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