St Julians Medical Centre |
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Out Of Hours
If you require an emergency call out of surgery hours, telephone 251304 for a recorded message giving appropriate advice. Such calls must only be made for medical emergencies that cannot wait until the next working day.
The Practice Premises
We have easy access for all disabled people and for parents with pushchairs to all parts of the building, including toilets.
Emergencies
In cases of collapse, suspected heart attack etc., where immediate medical attention is required, telephone 999 and ask for an ambulance.
The practice uses a doctors' deputising service at certain times and this arrangement is unlikely to change in the foreseeable future.
Booking Transport To Hospital
Hospital Transport Services are provided to help patients get to their hospital or clinic appointment. Through positive changes in the way transport will be booked, patients who need ambulance transport to attend their hospital appointment will now book their transport directly through a Transport Booking Centre.
When you receive your appointment letter from the hospital, you should contact the Transport Booking Centre on the freephone number 0800 32 82 332.
Remember - if your appointment is changed for any reason, please tell the Transport Booking Centre.
If you need an ambulance for a medical emergency you should always phone 999.
