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Measles can spread to other people easily.
Patients who have an appointment to come into the practice should not attend if they have:
Please contact the surgery and one of our clinicians will call you back.
For more information on measles, please visit the NHS website.
There are now Extra GP appointments in the evenings and at weekends available to City and Hackney patients. Urgent and routine appointments with a GP, either same day or in advance are available at any one of our five primary care GP practices, making it much easier to get the care you need at a location that is convenient for you.
Patients registered with a City and Hackney GP practice can book an appointment at the service through their GP practice. These appointments are not suitable for all types of problems. (NB This is not a walk-in service)
The opening hours are 4.00pm – 8.00pm weekdays and 8.00am – 8.00pm weekends and Bank Holidays.
For now you book an appointment by contacting your own GP practice however, direct booking is in the pipeline.
Extra evening and weekend appointments available at:
Monday-Friday 4pm-8pm |
Saturday 8am-8pm |
Sunday & Bank Holidays 8am-8pm |
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Nightingale Practice
10 Kenninghall Road London E5 8BY |
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The Hoxton Surgery 12 Rushton Street Hoxton N1 5DR |
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Richmond Road Medical Centre 136 Richmond Road London E8 3HN |
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The Neaman Practice 15 Half Moon Court London EC1A 7HF |
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Stamford Hill Group Practice 2 Egerton Road London N16 6UA |
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One of the added benefits of the primary care extended access service is that the GP will have access to view your medical record during your visit to the primary care access centre. Having access to view your medical record means that the clinician will have a greater understanding of your medical history and health needs and can then choose the treatment that is right for you. The clinician will ask you for your consent before accessing your medical record. Using this service will not affect your registration at your usual GP practice.
Once you have consented, only authorised staff within the service will have access to view your medical record. Clinicians can only review your medical record if you have given your expressed consent. If you do not consent then the GP will not be able to continue the consultation. Your medical information will be treated with the strictest of confidentiality. All City and Hackney GP practices have agreed to sign up to a data sharing agreement which sets out what information will be shared, how and when.
If you don’t want your medical records to be viewed then you will need to tell the receptionist or GP at your own practice when they are booking the appointment. They will then offer you an appointment at your own GP practice.
At the end of the consultation with the GP you will be asked to complete a patient experience survey. Your views and feedback are important and will help us to make improvements.
The GP’s in these centres will send any requests for tests and referrals back to your own GP practice to action – in a small number of cases your own GP practice might recommend a different management plan to the extended access GP.