A big thank you to all of our patients for your kindness and understanding during these very challenging times.  We appreciate your patience whilst we try our hardest to offer the best service we can under the circumstances.

Following NHS England advice regarding Coronavirus: Please do NOT come to the surgery unless you have a booked appointment. We have suspended our online appointment booking system. Appointments may only be booked via telephone and not by visiting the practice. All appointments will now be by telephone or video calls.

Prescriptions can be submitted using Patient Access, Engage Consult (online consultation - see below) or by emailing them to: ehsccg.greenstreetclinicprescriptions@nhs.net

We can no longer accept prescriptions on paper through our letter box.  Please ensure you nominate your pharmacy as prescriptions cannot be collected from the practice whilst current social distancing and other restrictions are in place. 

Novel Coronavirus: Advice for the NHS in England

We are now in the delay phase of our response to COVID-19.

This entails significant changes to how we identify and manage potential cases of COVID-19. Advice for NHS organisations is now as follows:

1. From today the public are being advised to stay at home (self-isolate) without any testing for COVID-19, regardless of travel history or contact with confirmed cases, if they have:

                       a. A new continuous cough

                       b. High temperature (of 37.8 degrees centigrade or higher) 

                       c. Loss of/change in smell or taste

OR

2. The geographic element of the case definition has now been removed. Travel and contact history are no longer important for diagnosis, which is on the basis of symptoms alone. If people who have travelled do not have symptoms they do not need to stay at home, regardless of their travel history. Individuals should stay at home (self-isolate) for 7 days from the onset of symptoms following the current advice. If someone has serious symptoms they cannot manage at home they should use NHS 111 online (people should only call NHS111 if they cannot get online). Cough may persist for several weeks in some people, despite the coronavirus infection having cleared. A persistent cough alone does not mean someone must continue to stay at home for more than 7 days.After 7 days of self-isolation, people who feel better and no longer have a high temperature can return to their normal routine. If they have not had any signs of improvement after 7 days and have not already sought medical advice, they should use NHS111 online (people should only call NHS111 if they cannot get online) before they leave their home or let visitors in.  

 Welcome to Green Street Clinic 

The Green Street Clinic was established in 1960 as the result of an amalgamation of three surgeries situated in the Goffs, Willingdon and Victoria Drive.  The practice now cares for approximately 11 000 patients.

With this website we aim to help you find all the information you need at the click of a mouse. You can order repeat prescriptions online, download registration forms, register for our regular newsletters,  change the contact details we hold for you and much more.

There is a wealth of information about medical conditions and diseases in our patient information leaflets as well as all the latest practice news and developments. You can also allow the nurses to collect travel information by using the Travel Form.

If you require information in an alternative format, for example large print or easy read, or if you need help communicating with us, for example because you use British Sign Language, please let us know. You can contact us on 01323 736666