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We apologise if you have difficulty contacting us by phone. We are experiencing particularly high call volumes.
Antibiotic awareness
Click here for important information about prescribing antibiotics.
If you have run out of your regular repeat medication or need advice about a minor ailment please contact your local community pharmacy.
Please phone for results between 2 and 4pm.
The car park at our Wodeland Avenue site is often full and we need to reserve space for our staff. Please note that patients can park on the road directly outside free for up to 2hrs.
In the case of a life-threatening problem, dial 999 for an ambulance. It is now advisable for anyone suffering acute, severe chest pain (especially if associated with sweating, pain in the neck or left arm or faintness) to dial 999. Any suspected "heart attack" is better dealt with directly by the paramedics in the Surrey Ambulance service. The nearest casualty department is at the Royal Surrey County Hospital (01483) 571122
We had a successful meeting on 19th January 2017, please see below for minutes. We are still keen for new members so if you are interested in joining this group please email us at guildowns.practice@nhs.net.
If you are happy answering questions/giving feedback via email from time to time, you may be interested in joining our "virtual group". Again, please email us at guildowns.practice@nhs.net
Minutes
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January 2017
March 2017
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