Frequently Asked Questions

Frequently Asked Questions

How do I Register with the Practice?

Please click here to find out more.

What is the best way to access online services? (Order
repeat medication, access test results & medical records where available).

Through the NHS app or login through website. Please download the app and register for online services.

I can’t order repeat medication or see test results and
documents on NHS app

Have you registered for online services? Please complete the form and we can provide you with access.

How do I access a linked profile through the NHS app?

Switching to a linked profile
After your GP surgery has registered you for proxy access for one or more people, you can switch to a linked profile in your NHS account. You do not need to log in and out each time.
To act on behalf of another person:
Log in to your NHS account, using your NHS App or a web browser.
Select ‘Linked profiles
Select the name of the person you want to act for.
When you switch to another person’s profile, a yellow banner at the top says ‘Acting on behalfof‘ and the person’s name.

Switching back to your profile
When you have finished using services on behalf of another person:
Select the ‘Switch profile‘ link in the yellow banner at the top.
Select ‘Switch to my profile

Further information – Linked profiles in your NHS account

Why I am being offered an appointment at another
Practice/location?

We are part of a Primary Care Network (group of 6 GP practices Rushcliffe PCN) that offer additional & out of hours services from a variety of medical professionals.

I’m under 18 can I see a doctor or nurse on my own?

You can! We would be pleased to discuss any worries you have about any aspect of your health, in complete confidence. We’re happy to discuss fitness, general health, sexuality, contraception, emergency contraception, smoking, drugs, STIs, diet, relationships and any other worries you have. Appointments can be made via reception.

How do I get hold of my test results?

Your doctor will give you details of how to obtain your results once they are back.Routinely, patients are contacted by the practice when further action is required on receipt of test results.  If there are any problems or abnormalities with your results, your doctor will contact you or suggest you make another appointment. You can also access test results through the NHS App. The time taken for us to receive results is normally:

• X-ray / Ultrasound – 10-14 days
• Urine / Stool / Swabs – 3-7 days 
• Routine Bloods – 3-5 days
• Cervical smears – 5-8 weeks

When is the Reception desk open?

Reception Hours are:

·   Monday 08:00 – 18:30
·   Tuesday 08:00 – 18:30
·   Wednesday 08:00 – 18:30
·   Thursday 08:00 – 18:30
·   Friday 08:00 – 18:30

Is my blood pressure too high?

Please visit – High blood pressure.

You can measure your blood pressure at the Surgery, or by visiting a Pharmacy near you. Find a pharmacy that offers free blood pressure checks