Appointments

Who do I see?

Request an Appointment

There are different ways to request an appointment at Manor Medical Practice depending on the type of care you need.

GP Appointments

If you need help from a GP, please submit a request using PATCHS, our online consultation service.

You will be asked a few questions about what you need help with. This information helps our team understand your needs and arrange the most appropriate care.

Submit a request using PATCHS

Once we have reviewed your request, we will let you know the next steps. This may include an appointment with a GP or another appropriate healthcare professional, a telephone consultation, advice, a prescription, or signposting to another service.

If You Can’t Use PATCHS

We understand that not everyone is able to use an online service.

If you are unable to use PATCHS or need help completing a request, please call us on 01274 484111 or speak to our reception team in person.

A member of our reception team can ask you the relevant questions and submit a PATCHS request on your behalf.

You will not be disadvantaged if you are unable to use the online service.

Nurse and Other Appointments

Some appointments can be booked directly through our reception team and do not require a PATCHS request.

These include appointments with members of our nursing and healthcare team, where appropriate.

Please call 01274 484111 or speak to reception and our team will help you arrange the appropriate appointment.

Pharmacy First

The NHS Pharmacy First service allows community pharmacists to assess and, where appropriate, provide treatment for certain common conditions without you needing to see a GP first.

Pharmacy First can provide help for:

Earache – children aged 1 to 17 years
Impetigo – adults and children aged 1 year and over
Infected insect bites – adults and children aged 1 year and over
Shingles – adults aged 18 years and over
Sinusitis – adults and children aged 12 years and over
Sore throat – adults and children aged 5 years and over
Urinary tract infections (UTIs) – women aged 16 to 64 years

Your pharmacist will assess your symptoms and advise on the most appropriate treatment. This may include supplying prescription-only medication, including antibiotics, where clinically appropriate.

You can contact a participating community pharmacy directly for advice about Pharmacy First.

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Urgent Medical Help

If you need urgent medical help during our opening hours, contact the practice using SystemConnect or call 01274 484111.

If we are closed and you need medical help that cannot wait, use NHS 111 online or call 111.

Call 999 in a life-threatening emergency.

Cancelling Appointments

If you are unable to attend your appointment, please let us know as soon as possible so that we can offer it to another patient.

You can cancel or change your appointment by:

using the NHS App, where available
using the link on the SMS reminder you are sent
calling us on 01274 484111
speaking to our reception team.

Please let us know even if you need to cancel at short notice. Every cancelled appointment gives us the opportunity to offer the time to another patient.

Evening and Weekend Appointments

Additional GP and healthcare appointments are available for Manor Medical Practice patients during evenings and weekends through the Extended Access service. Appointments are available at the following location:

Ashwell Medical Centre
Ashwell Rd, Bradford, BD8 9DP
01274 490409

Appointments may be available with a GP, nurse, healthcare assistant, physiotherapist or voluntary sector service, depending on your needs and availability.

To book an Extended Access appointment, please contact Manor Medical Practice on 01274 484111.

The healthcare professional you see may not normally work at Manor Medical Practice. With your consent, they will be able to access the information they need from your medical record to provide your care.

Home Visits

Home visits are available for patients who are housebound or whose medical condition means they are unable to attend the practice.

If you think you need a home visit, please contact us before 12PM where possible on 01274 484111. Our reception team will ask for some information about your condition so that your request can be assessed appropriately.

A clinician may contact you by telephone before deciding whether a home visit is required. If a visit is arranged, we are unable to guarantee a specific visiting time.

Please remember that home visits are for medical need rather than difficulties with transport.