General Practice is not an emergency service. Please call 999 or attend your nearest emergency department if you have chest pain, altered consciousness, severe difficulty breathing, signs of a stroke or serious bleeding.

Our reception team are trained to identify common medical emergencies and may advise you to attend the emergency department rather than seek an appointment in General Practice.

Our reception and care navigation team are trained to be able to determine the most appropriate care pathway for you need when you contact the practice; this may not always be an appointment with a clinician. We offer direct online booking to appointments that do not require care navigation; these are usually for things like seasonal vaccinations and blood tests (after a clinician has requested the test be done).

If you no longer need your appointment please let us know using the NHS App or by calling us so that someone else can use the appointment.

We offer a number of on the day and next day appointments for urgent health care concerns. These include acute illnesses and sudden changes in long term health conditions that can not safely wait until your usual clinician is next available.

These can be booked at reception, by calling 0115 927 9119 or by filling in an e-consultation.
Our reception team will recommend the best route for meeting your urgent care needs – this could be referring you to a community pharmacist, booking an appointment directly with a physiotherapist, arranging a home visit from the urgent community response service or booking an urgent appointment with one of our clinicians.

Occasionally, they may advise that you attend the local urgent care centre (which can x-ray suspected broken bones, and are able to prescribe medications for acute illnesses and infections).

Not everyone requires a same day appointment. For patients with ongoing health concerns it is often more appropriate that they see the same clinician each time, this has been proven to improve the quality and safety of the care provided.

Routine and long term health condition appointments can be accessed via our e-consultation service, by telephone and in person at our reception desk.

Depending on your needs, we may ask that you provide additional information using a secure online form or e-consultation to enable one of our clinicians to provide informed recommendations to you, but don’t worry, not being able to use online services will not prevent you getting the care that you need.

If you need an appointment (face to face or by phone) and we do not have a suitable appointment available at the time, we will arrange for a member of our team to contact you, usually within one week, to offer a suitable appointment.

Our highly skilled practice nurses and health care assistants offer a range of appointments for patients with long term health conditions.

We will usually contact you when these reviews are due; alternatively, these appointments can be booked in the usual ways below.

Our reception team are able to arrange appointments with our local extended access scheme. These appointments are provided at our surgery, by our clinicians, on Tuesday mornings and one Saturday a month. At other times, these appointments are provided by our Primary Care Network and the Nottingham City GP Alliance.

Home visits significantly reduce our capacity to undertake appointments in practice and therefore will only be provided where there is a genuine need for housebound patients, as assessed by one of our clinical team.

If you need a home visit, please phone before 10am and be prepared to answer a few questions about the problem to help the doctor or advanced nurse practitioner assess the urgency of the visit. You will then be added to a triage list and contacted directly by a member of the clinical team, as we often find that most matters can be safely dealt with by phone.

We define housebound as meaning A person is deemed to be housebound when they are unable to leave their home environment through physical / psychological illness, this can be a temporary or permanent position. An individual will not be eligible for a home visit if they are able to leave their home environment (i.e. for shopping and medical appointments) on their own, or with assistance from their household or support bubble members and/or carers.

Request an appointment…
Go to the NHS App…
Call 0115 927 9119

Our opening times

Our reception team is available Monday to Friday from 8 am until 6.30 pm. We are closed on all bank holidays.

We run a range of clinics during the week and have access to Extended Access clinics early in the morning, into the evening and on Saturdays (please note: these may be delivered from any of the practices within Bulwell and Top Valley Primary Care Network and / or Nottingham City General Practice Alliance).

Outside of these times please consider self care options, seeing a local pharmacist, calling 111, attending the Urgent Care Centre or in an emergency calling 999.

More information for when we are closed

Access to our building

We deliver our services from a modern, purpose built, building with good facilities for those patients that require special access arrangements. For more information please visit our building’s page at AccessAble (previously DisabledGo)

Our facilities include

  • Disabled parking
  • Lift and step free access
  • Disabled toilets
  • Induction loop
  • Interpreting services
  • Baby changing
  • Free NHS WiFi
  • Near to bus, tram and train
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Non-urgent advice: Getting the right care first time

Not all health conditions need to be managed by a doctor or other member of the General Practice team, some conditions are best managed by community pharmacists, physiotherapists and other community based services. Our highly skilled reception team will help to ensure you are directed to the right source of care when you contact us by phone, e-consultation or in person at reception.