Continuity of Care
We at Northumberland House Surgery strongly advocate continuity of care for our patients. Evidence suggests health outcomes are greatly improved by doing so.
We advise when booking a routine appointment, you book to see the same GP when possible, even if it means waiting slightly longer. Emergency appointments will be with whichever GP is available on the day.

Parking
We have a camera operated parking system implemented at the surgery for patients use only. There is plenty of time allowed for an appointment and to use the pharmacy.
If you have received a fine and believe you shouldn’t have, follow the instructions below.

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COVID/Flu Campaign Oct 2025
27th August 2025We are beginning our COVID and Flu clinics this October. We have two main Saturday clinics primarily for the vaccinations. […]
Missed Appointments July 2025
13th August 2025How to cancel your appointment: ➤ Use your NHS app ➤ Phone the surgery and select Check and Cancel (01562 […]
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You and your General Practice
Northumberland House Surgery is here to serve you
Our team are committed to achieving high quality services for patients. We aim to keep patients healthy, treat as individuals and make every effort to respect personal beliefs. We aim to provide a named accountable GP to take responsibility for the coordination of all appropriate services required.
We will make every effort to see you promptly. Urgent medical requests will receive immediate attention and there will be a duty doctor available each day for urgent problems. We will strive to promote good health through advice and preventative medicine.
We will respect your rights of confidentiality and access to your medical records, within the law. We will try endeavour to deal at once with any problems or complaints which immediately when you bring them to our attention and welcome your suggestions for improving our service to you.
Patient Charter
A patient charter is a NHS official document outlining your rights as a patient and the standards you can expect from healthcare services. The charter ensures you understand your entitlement to respectful treatment, privacy, and access to information. If you are unhappy with the service, the charter will guide you on how to raise complaints and concerns with the practice manager.


