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Welcome to Sunniside Surgery

Our mission at Sunniside Surgery is to work as a team, providing our patients with a high quality service at all times.

We are here for GP face to face and telephone appointments. Patients can also book in with the nurse for procedures such as smears, annual reviews, NHS health checks and much more.

If unsure please contact reception.

We also encourage patients to make use of the online services such as e-Consult and Patient Access for more flexibility and to assist the admin team.

There are appointments with the GP to book on-line for both face to face and the telephone.

Online Consultation

To ensure the best, safe care for you and your family, this practice accepts non-urgent/routine online consultation requests or queries during opening hours (8am - 6.30pm).

For urgent help during opening hours, you should call the practice or call or visit NHS 111 online.

If it's outside of practice opening hours, visit NHS 111 online, or call 111. In an emergency, call 999 or go to A&E.

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Clinics We Offer at Sunniside Surgery

LARC (long acting reversible conraception) - Dr Clare Patel

IUD (intrauterine device) or copper coil

IUS (intrauterine system) or hormonal coil

Contraceptive implant

MINOR SURGERY (removal of moles/skin lesions and joint injections) - Dr Liz Lewis-Barned

Please book an appointment with Dr Lewis-Barned for more information

SMOKING CESSATION (advice and support to quit smoking) - Heather Bloxam

Quit smoking

NHS HEALTH CHECKS (for patients aged 40-74 with no pre-existing health conditions) - Heather Bloxam

NHS Health Check

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