Opening Times

he surgery is also closed on Bank/Public Holidays

 Lunchtime closures for Staff Meetings

The Surgery is closed on the first Monday of every month (second Monday if the first is a bank holiday) for Primary Healthcare Team Meetings between 11:30am-2:00pm.

The Surgery is closed for administrative staff meetings on the second (third if the second is bank holiday week) Friday of every month

Afternoon Closures for Protected Learning Time for Staff

Please note that the surgery will be closed on the following afternoons for Protected Learning Time for staff.

Wednesday 10th July 2019

Wednesday 11th September 2019

Wednesday 12th February 2020

Bank/Public Holidays 2019

Please note that the practice will be closed on the following bank holidays:

New Years Day 2019      Tuesday 1st January

Good Friday                    19th April

Easter Monday               22nd April

Early May Monday          Monday 6th May

Spring Bank holiday       Monday 27th May

Summer Bank Holiday    Monday 26th August

Christmas Day                Wednesday 25th December 

Boxing Day                     Thursday 26th December

Consulting Times

The above are for GP and Nurse Practitioner (urgent care practitioner who can prescribe medication if necessary) appointments

Please note that you can arrange a telephone consultation with a GP or nurse practitioner. Please contact reception to arrange this.

All times are suject to change without notice.

When We Are Closed

If you need medical attention that cannot wait until the surgery re-opens, please telephone NHS 111

You’ll be asked some questions so that  they can assess you and you will then be directed straightaway to the local service that that can help you best

On Monday, Tuesdays, Wednesdays and Friday from 6pm-6:30pm and Thursday afternoons from 1pm till 6:30pm:

Please call 0116 220 2578 for duty doctor service

Visit /call the Urgent Care Centre

Hospital Way, off Epinal Way, Loughborough LE11 5JY   Tel: 01509 553998

Call 999 in an emergency

Chest pains and / or shortness of breath are examples of an emergency.

You can also visit the following NHS website for non-urgent advice

WWW.NHS.UK