The Ivers Practice

Iver Medical Centre, along with Trewarden Avenue Health Centre will be closed on Friday 18th and Monday 21st April. We will be open again as usual on Tuesday 22nd April at 08.30am.
Please contact 111, Pharmacy First, or your local walk-in centre if you require medical attention.

 

Thursday 24th April: The Surgery will be closed for Staff Training from 12.30pm, please use the Pharmacy first service, 111 or your local walk-in centre if you require medical attention.

We will open as usual Friday 25th April at 08.30am.

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Support from NHS 111 explained

NHS 111 can help you decide if you should self-care, with or without the help of your local pharmacist, or attend a GP practice or urgently attend Accident and Emergency. This can be done online and if more urgent (or for a child under 5) by telephone. This service is explained further by NHS choices – When to use NHS 111 – NHS.

If you have a clear emergency call 999. When to call 999 – NHS

Online access to 111 for support includes:

  • where to get help for your symptoms, if you’re not sure what to do
  • how to find general health information and advice
  • where to get an emergency supply of your prescribed medicine
  • how to get a repeat prescription

Understand symptom checkers and how they are being used

Symptom checkers are being used more commonly and though they cannot be relied on to make a diagnosis they can provide information on common conditions. For further information, including some examples commonly used by patients, see under

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