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Riverside Medical Centre
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Health A to Z
Your complete guide to conditions, symptoms and treatments, including what to do and when to get help.
Medicines A to Z
Find out how your medicine works, how and when to take it, possible side effects and answers to your common questions.
NHS Care and Support
There's some help and support you can get for free that's available to everyone.
It's not means-tested and it does not matter what your income is.
This free care includes:
- some equipment and home adaptations
- benefits
- help after coming home from hospital
- NHS continuing healthcare
- nursing in a care home (NHS-funded nursing care)
NHS Live Well
NHS advice about healthy living, including eating a balanced diet, healthy weight, exercise, quitting smoking and drinking less alcohol.
Non-urgent advice: Pharmacist
When you need help with your medication or healthcare advice regarding minor illnesses.
Non-urgent advice: Optician
New problems with your eyes such as blurred vision, red eyes, dry eyes.
Non-urgent advice: Dentist
For problems with your mouth or teeth, toothache should always be seen by your dentist rather than your GP
Urgent advice: NHS Out of Hours
When local GP and Pharmacy are closed
Urgent advice: Minor Injuries
Please make use of the pharmacy and the minor injuries unit, please check with reception if we have available appointments with a nurse.
We are not a walk in service and may suggest you need to attend the Emergency Department at your local hospital.
Immediate action required: Emergencies
When an accident or illness is serious or life threatening.
For chest pains or possible strokes please call 999
Online Symptom Checker
Have a problem but unsure of what to do, try the online symptom checker for advice on the best way to seek help.