This website provides a link to many online facilities, including appointment booking and cancellation along with prescription ordering. It also contains a range of health information and resources, along with practical information on visiting the surgery. We hope you find the website useful and informative.
If you need help or further information, please give us a call or ask at reception the next time you are in.
About Our Practice
We are a partnership of two General Practitioners, who are committed to providing high quality NHS medical care for individuals and families in a friendly and caring environment.
Please note that our list is currently closed to new registrations (September 2018). Our practice leaflet is currently under review.
Our Doctors
Drs Russell Martin and Sara Saunders
Our Advanced Nurse Practitioners
Justine Jenkinson
Alison Rodman
Local Urgent Treatment Centres:
Here you can receive treatment for:
- Simple broken bones
- Sprains and strains
- Cuts and grazes
- Minor burns and scalds
- Wounds and wound infections
- Minor head injuries
- Insect and animal bites
- Minor eye injuries (foreign bodies in the eye)
- Back, head, neck injuries/whiplash
- Minor back injuries
- Skin infections rashes, allergic reactions
- Urine infections
- Raised temperature/fever
The Urgent Treatment Centre at the East Riding Community Hospital on Swinemoor Lane, Beverley is open from 7am to 11pm every day. You can just turn up, however we suggest that you call NHS 111 to check whether this is the appropriate place to go for your problem. There are also centres at Bransholme, Bridlington and Goole.
Note; for the Driffield, Alfred Bean Hospital 8-8 Centre on Bridlington Road, Driffield, please call NHS 111 to access services at this location, you cannot just turn up without an appointment. This centre is open 8 am until 8 pm and covers cuts and grazes, sprains and strains, wounds and wound infections, minor burns and scalds, minor head injuries, insect and animal bites.
For more information on finding help over the winter season locally please see www.staywellthiswinter.co.uk
