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Walk-in Clinics

If you have an acute problem and you feel you it warrants an appointment, then come along to one of our walk-in clinics at Sheffield Road on:

Monday - book in between 8.30-9.00am

Wednesday - book in between 8.30-9.00am

Friday - book in between 8.30-9.00am

All we ask is...

you only attend with one problem

you respect the above booking in times

otherwise we may turn you away

Other sessions will be introduced in due course


The Dept of health have introduced a HRT pre payment certificate from the 1 April 2023 for women who pay for HRT prescriptions. If a women is on 2 or more items it will likely save her money. they can apply by using the following link.

https://www.nhsbsa.nhs.uk/help-nhs-prescription-costs/nhs-hormone-replacement-therapy-prescription-prepayment-certificate-hrt-ppc


NEW.... Please see 'WHO DO I NEED TO SEE' under 'Further Information' to view services we offer


Privacy of Your Information - click on this link to find out how we protect your data

https://digital.nhs.uk/data-and-information/data-collections-and-data-sets/data-collections/general-practice-data-for-planning-and-research#further-information-for-gp-practices

01226 664759 is a dedicated telephone line to order repeat medication. Please request a 6 digit PIN from our reception and make sure that we have your correct telephone/mobile number recorded in your medical records. Once this is set up you will be able to use this service.


PLEASE SEE OUR LATEST COVID-19 UPDATE ON THE COVID-19 PAGE UNDER FURTHER INFORMATION


NEW PATIENT REGISTRATIONS - everyone is welcome in general practice.  You do not need proof of ID, address, immigration status or an NHS number in order to receive care or see a GP


Circulated on behalf of Barnsley Council - Health and wellbeing community service model from 2023

 

Please see survey link below for people who would like to comment on the health and wellbeing support we currently provide or may access our support in the future.

https://surveys.barnsley.gov.uk/s/PCG2R8/

 

Barnsley Council pays for community health and wellbeing services to help older people get the care and support they need. These services support people who have been assessed as needing extra help, such as personal care or practical assistance, to live life as comfortably and independently as possible.

The services we deliver aim to improve quality of life, reduce isolation and promote wellbeing and independence. To help us do this, they are designed to adapt to the changing strengths and needs of each person who accesses them for support.

To help us plan for future community health and wellbeing services for older people, Barnsley Council wants to know what is important to you.


Spring Bank Opening Hours:

Monday 29th May - CLOSED 

We will open as usual from Tuesday 30th May 

You can still ring 03451220809 or 01226 664759 or use our Online Service to request repeat medication

Should you have a medical emergency that cannot wait until we reopen, please ring either: 

  • Out of Hours: 111
  • i-Heart: 01226 242419


i-HEART SERVICE was initially developed in 2015 to provide extended access to Primary Care services to patients registered with a Barnsley-based GP. The aim of the services was to deliver improved access medical advice, resulting in improved health outcomes.

Patients registered with a Barnsley GP can access the i-HEART service by calling the telephone number 01226 242419 between 4.00pm – 6.00pm Monday to Friday and 8.00am – 9.30am during weekends and on Bank Holidays

The i-HEART have evening clinic times between 6.30pm -10.30pm Monday-Friday and 10.00am - 1.00pm during the weekend and bank holiday. 

Patients requiring non-emergency medical attention should call their GP in the first instance or NHS 111 outside of the i-HEART opening hours.


When to order your repeat prescriptions

We recommend ordering your repeat medications 7 -10 days before your supply is due to run out.

This gives enough time for us to issue your repeat prescription and time for you to collect or have your items delivered from your pharmacist. We work with you and your pharmacist to ensure you get your items safely and on time.

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