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HWCCG.bredonhillsurgery@nhs.net

Dispensary e-mail address : HWCCG.dispensary.bredon.hill.surgery@nhs.net

Surgery opening hours: Monday – Friday 08.00-18.30

Dispensary is OPEN at 8.30am – 1pm

CLOSED 1-2pm daily and reopens 2-6.30pm

Covid 19 Guidelines – Following the recent Government announcement we would like to advise our patients for the time being there will be NO CHANGES at the practice

The waiting room is open but with limited seating – please, only one person per appointment. If you have a booked appointment, you will be able to enter the surgery. You can either check in on the screen or with a receptionist and take a seat in the waiting room. The clinician will then come and get you.

Please continue to use the intercom if you are collecting a prescription from the dispensary – requests still need to be put in the post box by the front gate. For all reception queries, including booking appointments, please phone on the usual number.

If the doctor wishes to see you for a face to face appointment they will arrange this during the phone consultation

If you need to collect or drop off something at the surgery, please use the intercom to speak to Reception. While covid safety guidelines are still in place, please do not enter the surgery unless you have an appointment or are instructed to do so.

We have made this decision as often patients coming the surgery are sick and vulnerable. Continuing with the precautions will help protect everyone including the staff to ensure we can maintain our services

Thank you for your co-operation.
All the staff at Bredon Hill Surgery

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COVID-19 vaccination status – NHS Digital

From 17 May 2021, people in England who have been fully vaccinated against COVID-19 can demonstrate their vaccination status for international travel. A full course is currently two doses of any approved vaccine. Vaccine status will be available from: 

• the NHS App which you can download from app stores 

It may take more than a week for your identity to be checked and verified so you can use this service.

If you cannot access this online service, and you have had 2 vaccines, you can request a paper letter from the NHS by calling 119. Only call 119 if you are due to travel abroad in the near future and have had your second dose more than 5 working days ago. It may take 7 working days for the letter to arrive.

This practice is not able to provide you with a letter that shows your COVID-19 vaccination status.

When you’re planning your travel, check the latest information on demonstrating your COVID-19 status when travelling abroad on the gov.uk website. Make sure there is time to get  proof of your vaccination status before you leave.

Out of Hours and Emergencies

111 is the NHS non-emergency number. It’s fast, easy and free. Call 111 and speak to a highly trained adviser, supported by healthcare professionals. They will ask you a series of questions to assess your symptoms and immediately direct you to the best medical care for you.

NHS 111 is available 24 hours a day, 365 days a year. Calls are free from landlines and mobile phones.

Major A&E departments assess and treat patients who have serious injuries or illnesses. Generally, you should visit A&E or call 999 (or 112 which is the European Union equivalent) for emergencies, such as: loss of consciousness, pain that is not relieved by simple analgesia, acute confused state, persistent, severe chest pain or breathing difficulties.  If you’re injured or seriously ill, you should go, or be taken, to A&E.   Be aware that not all hospitals have an A&E department.  Please only use A&E if you have a serious injury or illness.

In case of a life threatening emergency, please dial 999

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