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The Marylebone Practice

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Emergencies

On occasion, there is no time to wait or waste.

The following list, although not exhaustive, indicates situations where immediate treatment is necessary and a GP consultation is not appropriate.

Please dial 999 or attend your nearest NHS Accident and Emergency department if you experience:

  • Loss of consciousness
  • Acute confusion
  • Seizure
  • Persistent chest pain
  • Difficulty breathing
  • Severe burns or scalds
  • Severe allergic reaction
  • Severe bleeding

Private Accident and Emergency

If you wish to access private urgent care services, we recommend the Urgent Care Clinic at the Hospital of St John and St Elizabeth, NW8.

This is a seven-day-a-week service offering fast-track access to experienced Accident and Emergency doctors and consultants where necessary. Patients can self-refer.

Opening hours: 8am to 8pm daily

Links:

NHS Urgent Care

If you wish to access NHS services, please phone NHS 111, who can direct you to the most appropriate service available in your area.

They can also offer free telephone advice.

You can also self-refer to any NHS Accident and Emergency department or Minor Injuries Unit.

Out of Hours GP Service

Out of hours cover is provided by Doctorcall, a well-established private out of hours service providing on-call medical care to our registered patients.

If you require a GP outside office hours, please phone Doctorcall on the number below. They are on call on behalf of our practice and will endeavour to advise and assist you regarding your medical condition.

They will subsequently provide us with a detailed report of any services you require.

Urgent GP Appointment

If you require an urgent appointment on the next working day, please email:

If you require an urgent appointment on the next working day, please email:

Mental Health Assistance

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