How to request an appointment
Request an appointment online ( via our online form – button below). Our GP-supervised team will review it, and you can expect a prompt response (within 2-4 hours).
Types of appointments
Pre-bookable routine appointments
You can request an appointment up to six weeks in advance. It’s best you complete our online form . Our team will review your request and get back to you as soon as possible. If unable to complete the online form you call the practice at 020 7833 5906
If you want to see a specific doctor or nurse, please tell us when you book, and we’ll try to make sure you see the person you prefer.
Same day/ urgent appointments
To request a same-day appointment, please call our practice at 020 7833 5906 or fill out an our online form. Our team will gather information about your issue and help you schedule an appointment for the same day, if available.
Telephone consultations
If you want to talk to a doctor or nurse on the phone, our reception team will ask you a few health questions and get your contact details. The doctor or nurse will call you back as soon as they can.
Nurse appointments
Sometimes, it’s best to see a nurse. Make an appointment for:
- Birth control advice
- Cervical smears
- Sexual health tests
- Blood pressure checks
- Healthy lifestyle tips
- Asthma checks
- Travel vaccines (book 6 weeks ahead)
- Childhood shots
- Ear cleaning
- Wound care
- Bladder infections in women
Pharmacist appointments
Our pharmacists can help with long-term conditions and medicines after hospital stays. They can assist with:
- Asthma and COPD
- ADHD
- Blood pressure
- Heart problems
- Minor issues
- Prescription questions
- Urinary infections
- Birth control
- Diabetes
- Heart failure
- High-risk medicines
- Hormone therapy
- Complex medicines
The team will look at your request or online form and set up an appointment with the right healthcare professional.
Health Care Assistant (HCA) appointments
Our health care assistant offers a number of services, including:
- New patient health check
- A Healthy diet and Lifestyle advice
- Help to stop smoking
- Weight management
- Blood pressure monitoring
- Annual diabetes checks
- NHS health checks (for patients aged 35-70 years)
- Vitamin B12 injections
- Flu and Pneumonia injections
- Blood testing
Home visits services
We understand that some patients may be housebound and unable to visit the practice. We encourage patients to come to the practice when possible. It lets us access a wide range of medical equipment. But, we do offer home visits for those who truly require it.
If you need a home visit, call us before 11:00 am at 020 7833 5906. The doctor will call you for a telephone assessment before the visit.
How to change or cancel your appointment
You will have to call the practice to change your appointment.
Please inform us as soon as possible if you’re unable to attend or will be late for your appointment. This helps us offer the slot to another patient in urgent need. You can cancel, reschedule, or use the NHS App via the provided link.
Other ways of booking your appointment
Telephone: f you’re unable to complete an online form or don’t have internet access, call us at 020 7833 5906. Our reception team will assist you over the phone and help arrange your appointment. When speaking with reception, kindly provide as much detail as possible, as this will help the doctor address your concerns more effectively.
Please use this option only if you’re unable to access our online form, as we like to keep our phone lines available for patients that truly need this service.
For follow-up appointments, try to book in advance with the same doctor for better care.
Walk-In appointment enquiries are also acceptable.
Interpreters for non-English speakers
We can arrange interpreters for non-English speakers or sign language users. Let reception know if you need one.
If you need a chaperone for your exam, ask, and we will provide one.
When you arrive, use the patient touch screen to check in and avoid waiting in line. Instructions are available in the reception area.
You can refer yourself to some local services
With Self-referral, you directly access certain services without needing a referral from your GP.
To learn more about the services you can self-refer to, Visit our self-referral page . We want to make it easy for you to access the care you need, when you need it. Take charge of your health by exploring the self-referral options available to you.
When we are closed
When our practice is closed, you can still reach us by calling 020 7833 5906. Your call will be directed to the i:Hub service, which offers a full GP service from 6:30 pm to 8:00 pm on weekdays, and all day on weekends and bank holidays.
For non-urgent medical requests on Saturdays from 7:00 am to 5:00 pm, you can submit our online form: eConsult. If you’d prefer to speak directly with someone or are unable to complete the form, please call us at the number above from 9.00am.
For urgent but non-life-threatening issues at any time, you can also contact NHS 111 or NHS online service.