Important - All NHS services are under extreme pressure, and it is necessary for the clinical team to prioritise patients based on the most urgent medical need.
All calls and online consultations are triaged by a clinician, the clinical team offer a same day response where medically necessary.
We aim to review all medical enquiries within two working days and provide an appointment within a timeframe that is determined based on medical need,
this could be same day, within two weeks, or for routine health matters a future date.
Please consider visiting your local pharmacy for minor ailments, a walk-in centre or a Minor Injury Unit for items that do not require A&E,
or call 111 for general advice and guidance about the best place to go for your medical needs. Thank you.
Why not beat the queue and try our online consultation service, click the image above to begin.
You can also access online consultations through the NHS App, click the image below to find out more.
For information on evening and weekend appointments click the image below; this will take you to the Mid Devon Healthcare website.
When the Practice is closed, you should use the NHS 111 service if you urgently need medical help or advice but it’s not a life-threatening situation. Calls are free from landlines and mobile phones. Telephone number 111.
For immediate, life-threatening emergencies, continue to call 999.
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