Improved Access Appointmentcan now book in to GP and nurse appointments in Evesham 7 days a week outside of normal surgery hours. These can be booked via the surgery or by calling 01905 789061 when the surgery is closed.

These appointments are pre-bookable for routine rather than urgent problems – for these please call 111 or 999 depending on the urgency.

Extended access appointments

This is a new scheme for 1^st July 2019. Bredon Hill Surgery will be offering a range of appointments with GP’s HCA’s, phlebotomist and Clinical Pharmacist, from 7.30am and until 7.30pm. These appointments will not be available every day but can be booked in advance in the same way as our other appointments – via reception or on-line

Pharmacy2u - We have been made aware that patients have received leaflets/letters to advertise delivery of medication.

Please be advised this is not dealt with by the surgery in anyway

Collection of documents (excluding prescriptions) 

Please be advised to ensure confidentiality when collecting documents from reception you will be asked to provide photo ID - passport or driving licence 

If you wish to send a representative please advise reception (excluding prescriptions):

Please advise your representative they will be required to provide their details and photo ID (driving licence or passport) at reception before paperwork will be released.

For further information regarding third party/non-NHS work please see the general information tab (Fees for third party services ...)

Online appointment bookings

When booking a doctor’s appointment online, if you select a telephone consultation but turn up at the surgery, unfortunately the doctor will not be able to see you.

If you need to rearrange the appointment please speak to a receptionist

Call recordings - Please be advised if you book a telephone consultation with a clinician calls are now recorded for training and monitoring purposes. If you do not wish for the call to be recorded please advise the receptionist when booking the appointment or advise the clinician at the beginning of the call.