Quinton Park serving all of Coventry
Notice: Telephone Lines Currently Unavailable
We are currently experiencing issues with our phone lines and are unable to take calls at this time. We apologise for any inconvenience this may cause.
If you need assistance, please use our online services or visit the surgery in person if your query is urgent.
We are working to resolve the issue as quickly as possible and will provide updates when the lines are back in service.
Thank you for your patience and understanding.
The surgery is situated in the heart of Cheylesmore with onsite parking, offering a range of services, including an in-house pharmacist and physiotherapy services. Our doctors enhance their expertise with modern technology to ensure patients receive an efficient service.
Our surgery is staffed by Gps supported by our caring and dedicated team comprising a Practice Nurse, Clinical practitioner and administration staff.
Patients can request a routine appointment at reception, or by telephone call. We also offer extended hours appointments. Which patients can book in the week for a saturday. (Please be advised these appointments may be at a different surgery located in the surrounding area.)
We are committed to giving the best possible service to our patients and so in summary we ask that
- Arrange appointments for as far in advance as is appropriate.
- Please help other patients by not requesting an urgent appointment for a problem that can wait a day or so (Mondays are especially busy).
- If you cannot keep your appointment please let us know as soon as possible as it can always be used by someone else.
- Please report to reception on arrival for your appointment.
FEELING UNWELL THIS WINTER? KNOW WHERE TO GO.
Many common winter illnesses can be managed at home, with advice from your local pharmacist when needed.
Coughs, colds and sore throats:
Rest, drink plenty of fluids and allow time to recover.
Ask a pharmacist for advice about suitable remedies.
Antibiotics do not treat viral infections such as most colds.
Minor illnesses and medicines:
Your community pharmacist can advise on many common conditions and suitable over-the counter treatments.
Ask your pharmacist before taking a new medicine if you have long-term conditions or take regular medication.Help protect yourself:
Follow current NHS advice about recommended vaccinations.
Wash your hands regularly and cover coughs and sneezes.
Keep regular medicines stocked and request repeat prescriptions in good time.
Choose the right service:
Self-care: for mild symptoms that can safely be managed at home.
Community pharmacy / Pharmacy First: for advice about minor illnesses and eligible conditions.
GP practice: for concerns that need a GP or practice clinician.
NHS 111: if you need urgent medical advice but it is not a life-threatening emergency.
999 / A&E: for life-threatening emergencies.
Please do not attend the surgery solely for advice about a minor illness if a pharmacist can help you.
For reliable advice, visit NHS.uk or speak to your community pharmacist
You and your general practice
What you can expect from your GP – This guide tells you what to expect from your general practice (GP) and how you can help them, so you get the best from the National Health Service (NHS). More details can be found through the link below:-
http://www.england.nhs.uk/long-read/you-and-your-general-practice-english/
''Staff friendly & helpful. Always polite and willing to help find a suitable solution to my request.''
