Tile House Surgery

Most pharmacies can help you with seven common conditions without needing a GP appointment.

Sinusitis (adults and children aged 12 years and over)

Sore throat (adults and children aged 5 years and over)

Earache (children and young adults aged 1 year and 17 years)

Infected insect bites (adults and children aged 1 year and over)

Impetigo (adults and children aged 1 year and over)

Shingles (adults aged 18 years and over)

Urinary tract infection (women, aged 16 to 64 years)

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Our telephone system enables patients to choose a call back option.

Instead of waiting on hold to speak with a member of the team, you have the option to request to be called back. The call-back feature is an automated system and offers you the call back option when there are 4 or more people in the queue, or the wait is over 5minutes.

The callback system is not able to initiate a call back if you telephone number is anonymous or blocked.

You will be offered to dial ‘1’ for the call-back option, this will hold your position in the queue as if you were still on the phone.

The system will then ring you back when you have reached number one in the queue. This means that rather staying on hold, you can carry on your day or rest if you’re feeling unwell.

If your telephone or mobile goes to voicemail while we are calling you back because your mobile phone is switched off or not in signal range the receptionist will leave you a voicemail message instructing you to call us back at your next convenience.

Our phone lines are open from 8am until 6:30pm, Monday to Friday. 

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