Where possible, we prefer to see patients at the surgery, where we have the equipment and staff needed to provide your care.
If you are housebound or too unwell to attend the surgery, we may be able to arrange a home visit.
Please call us before 11:00am where possible to help us plan visits for that day.
A clinician will normally speak to you first to assess your needs. This may be a GP or paramedic. They will decide whether a home visit is appropriate and discuss the arrangements with you.
Most of our home visits are carried out by our paramedic team, with a GP visiting where clinically necessary. In some circumstances, we may arrange a visit on another day.
It may also be more appropriate for us to arrange support from another service, such as:
- Community Nursing
- Health and Social Care Connect (HSCC)
Depending on your symptoms, we may advise you to contact NHS 111, call 999, or attend A&E without delay. This may be necessary for symptoms of a medical emergency, such as a suspected stroke or heart attack.
Unfortunately, lack of transport alone is not a reason for a clinical home visit. Community transport options may be available through CTLA.