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Monday and Wednesday
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Tuesday, Thursday & Friday
8.00 - 6.30pm
Saturdays, Sundays and Bank Holidays
Closed
OUT OF HOURS EMERGENCIES
During the night, weekend and Bank
Holidays when the surgery is closed, you have a choice. If you wish to speak to
an emergency doctor, please phone Nenedoc on 03336 664664. Nenedoc is
not a walk-in service, you must phone first.
Please note that all telephone
conversations with Nenedoc are recorded.
If you simply require health information
or advice, NHS Direct, a 24 hour nurse-led advice line, is available on 0845 46
47. You can also visit their website at www.nhsdirect.nhs.uk They will give advice on many medical and family matters.
A & E cases
If you feel you have an acute emergency and your problem needs more urgent treatment, you may need to go to Accident and Emergency at Kettering General Hospital.
Emergencies Include:
• Severe chest pains
• Severe breathing difficulty
• Suspected broken bones
• Heavy bleeding
• Deep wounds (e.g. stab wounds)
• Swallowing something harmful or poisonous
• Loss of consciousness
If you have a medical problem out of hours (at night, evening or at the weekend) that cannot safely wait until the next working day, call Nenedoc on 03336 664664
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FOR THE DISABLED
Both Spinney Brook and Woodford Medical
Centres have been designed with disabled patients in mind. We are equipped with
easy access and disabled toilet facilities. If you need help, please ask a member
of staff.
Please, if you are not disabled, leave the disabled parking spaces
free for those who really need them.