This private out-of-hours GP service is designed for urgent but non lifethreatening medical issues when your regular GP surgery is closed.
Examples: new fever, persistent cough, urinary symptoms, nonsevere infections, prescription queries, or advice needed for non-critical concerns.
These are considered life-threatening emergencies and your care should not be delayed.
Use NHS111 (online or by calling 111) before attending A&E if:
NHS111 can assess your symptoms and direct you to the most appropriate carebe it A&E, GP out-of-hours, urgent treatment centre (UTC), pharmacy advice, or self-care at home.
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Use NHS111
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High fever, sore throat, mild infection
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Prescription or medication issue
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Severe chest pain, stroke signs, major trauma
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Confusion, loss of consciousness
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Minor sprains
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Unsure where to go
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Please note : This service provides urgent care but is not a substitute for emergency services.
If at any point your symptoms suddenly worsen, do not hesitate to call 999 or go straight to A&E.
NHS111 is your first port of call if you’re uncertain available all day, every day and backed by clinicians able to direct you appropriately.
Important : Night Doctor works in line with NHS guidance and always puts patient safety first.
Some situations are best handled by NHS 111 or A&E, not a private GP.
Please visit the official NHS website for guidance on when to seek urgent or emergency care.
In an emergency, always call 999.
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