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Patient Notice

We are open Monday – Friday 8am – 6:30pm (closed on weekends and bank holidays). We take urgent clinical requests to see GPs or Advanced Nurse Practitioners between 7am and 10am via our PATCHS form.

Please be advised the majority of our appointments are on the day so please try to contact on a day you are available to attend the practice. Routine requests – such as blood tests, smears, asthma reviews, prescriptions, fit notes etc. may be submitted via our PATCHS ‘admin query’ form between 7am – 6:30pm. We will deal with your request within 1 working day.

Wishing all our patients a very Merry Christmas and a Happy New Year 

Please be aware that the practice will be closed on the following dates:

  • Thursday 25 December (Christmas Day)
  • Friday 26 December (Boxing Day)
  • Thursday 1 January (New Year’s Day)

If you require medical advice while the practice is closed, please contact NHS 111 online or by phone. In an emergency, please call 999.

Thank you for your understanding. We wish you a safe, happy, and healthy festive season.

Staying healthy

  • QIntervention

    QIntervention enables you to work out your risk of diabetes, heart disease, or stroke over the next 10 years and show you how that risk could change with interventions such as stopping smoking, losing weight, lowering your blood pressure or taking cholesterol lowering medication. It also shows unintended effects of statins.

    Website
    Qintervention

  • How to Lower Blood Pressure

    Your diet, exercise levels and weight have a real effect on your blood pressure. If you have high blood pressure, you can start lowering blood pressure today by eating more healthily and being more active.

    Website
    Blood pressure UK

  • FREE NHS Health Checks in your community

    NHS health checks are being offered to people aged between 40 and 74 in your community. The NHS health check is designed to spot the early signs of heart disease, stroke, type 2 diabetes, kidney disease and dementia. For more information
    please visit our NHS: Health checks page.

  • Be Well (The Big Life Group)

    Life in the way of healthy living? Be Well is here to help you find a way to live and feel well whatever twists and turns life brings. We can even help you get on top of work, housing, family and money worries.
    Be Well is here for people living in Central and South Manchester. For more information, speak to a member of staff at your GP Practice or get in touch using the methods below.

    Telephone
    0161 470 7120

    Website
    Be Well

  • Ability Net

    A digital world accessible to all.

    Website
    Ability Net

  • Zion & Kath Locke Centres

    Community centres with activities, courses and classes including anxiety, depression and also self-harm weekly drop-in groups, hypnotherapy, massage, yoga, energy healing, Qigong and Reiki.

    Zion Centre

    Kath Locke Centre

  • Cholesterol – Patient.info

    View information on cholesterol, risk factors and treatments available to reduce the risk.

    Website
    Patient info

  • The Real Food Lifestyle for Weight Loss

    View the free Real Food Lifestyle Patient Booklets for advice on weight loss.

    Website
    Public health collaboration

  • NHS Weekly Activity Guidance

    View information on physical activity guidelines.

    Website
    NHS: Physical activity guidelines

  • NHS Couch to 5k

    Find out more and download the nine-week set of Couch to 5K podcasts.

    Website
    NHS: Exercise

  • Mediterranean Diet – Patient.info

    View information on the Mediterranean Diet. The term ‘Mediterranean Diet’ describes a specific mix of dietary food ingredients, shown to promote health and long life in people.

    Website
    Patient info: Mediterranean diet

  • Real Food Real Health

    We are running a healthy living course in the Chorlton, Whalley Range and Fallowfield neighbourhood called “Real Food Real Health”.
    Do you need additional support in better managing your weight and (if applicable) diabetes?
    Would you like to try a different approach in a safe and encouraging environment by using a whole food, strength-based approach, peer-led and tailored to your values and needs?
    Would you like to learn how to maintain those changes to suit your life and environment and much more?
    The course is run by a neighbourhood dietician and two health coaches and it is free.

    Website and referral form
    Real Food Real Health Course

  • Related information

    Please see our other sections:
    Being active
    Diet and weight
    Mental & emotional wellbeing
    Stopping smoking

Page published: 7 September 2023
Last updated: 18 September 2023