The Omnia Practice is open between 8.30am and 6.30pm weekdays. In the event of emergencies occuring outside of these hours, your health is covered in partnership various other providers (more information).
See below for: Face to Face Appointments | Telephone Appointments | Home Visits | Test Results | Specialist Clinics
Make a face to face appointment
It's easy to make an appointment to see a doctor at Omnia. Simply call us on 0845 072 4618 on the day or the day before you wish to be seen and we'll do out best to fit you in. Phoning earlier in the morning will give you the greatest range of times to chose between - we aim to offer access to a GP within 48 hours, or a healthcare professional within 24. Our doctors work at different times of the day and week, you may need to wait a little longer to see a specific doctor.
Emergency appointments ('Sit and Wait') are available for issues which require urgent attention.
A consultation at the surgery provides the best conditions for assessing and examining patients. Home visits are only available for patients who are too ill to come to the surgery or are housebound and unable to reach the practice. Home visit requests should be made before 10:00 AM to the Duty Doctor on 0845 072 4618.
To obtain the result of a blood test, X-ray or to discover if a letter has arrived after a hospital appointment, please call reception on 0845 072 4618 between 11am and 3pm.
The receptionist will be able to tell you from the computer record if you test has returned and give you an idea of the result itself. The receptionist will let you know if you should make a appointment with the doctor.
Child Health (Thursday 9:30am - 11:30am) Baby immunisations take place on Thursday afternoons with post-natal reviews.
Sexual Health (Mondays and Wednesdays 2:30pm - 6:30pm and Thursdays 2pm-5pm) Males and females of all ages and orientations are welcome for sexual health advice. Contraception - pills, condoms, coils, implants, injections are available. Emergency contraception can be obtained during the clinics or from nursing and medical staff at any time during the week. We offer sexually transmitted infection advice and testing, including HIV in a clinic which is absolutely confidential, whatever age of the patient or the type of problem. Experienced lady doctors and nurses are available in both the Monday and Wednesday clinics - the Wednesday clinic is nurse only. The clinics are open to patients who are not registered with the practice.(more)
Pregnancy (Wednesdays and Thursday from 1pm to 3pm) Midwife Lynda and the female Partners run this clinic. Post-natal reviews and baby immunisations take place on Thursday afternoons.
Diabetic (Tuesday and Thursday 9am - 11.30am) Dr Brown and Dr Sabir run this specialist clinic with our practice nurses - Ruth Cook and Amanda O’Sullivan.
Leg Ulcer (Tuesdays 10:30 to 12:30) These clinics are run by the District Nurses.
Drug Misuse (Tuesday afternoons) This specialist clinic is run by Dr M Iszatt and a drug-worker.
Continence (Monthly on a Tuesday from 1:30pm) Call Omnia for more details
Stop Smoking Clinics We are happy to direct you towards local support and advice for all who wish to give up the habit. Reception can refer you to a local clinic where free patches and gum are available.
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