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Welcome to the Heath Lane Medical Centre Website

Through this website we hope to improve our services to all our patients and enable them to find information easily and quickly. You can order repeat prescriptions online, book an appointment, register as a new patient, cancel existing appointments, change your name and address and much more.

Heath Lane Medical Centre was opened in 1995 and there is extensive car parking with easy access for the disabled. On the ground floor there are five consulting rooms, three practice nurse rooms, a treatment room and a minor surgery room as well as rooms for the Counsellor and Phlebotomist. Baby changing facilities and a disabled person’s toilet are sited off the large waiting area. For our patient's convenience we have an independently run pharmacy on site.


Patchs (Online consultation service)

Patchs online consultation service offers a secure, simple and flexible way for patients and carers to contact their GP practice – it will not replace face to face appointments, it is in addition to routine contact with Practices. This should not be used for emergencies when you should contact 999 or visit A&E.

By registering you will have easy access to a range of services from your computer or smartphone, including:

Reporting symptoms to your GP

Booking virtual appointments

Accessing health advice

To request repeat prescriptions, you should continue to follow the current process we have in place.

You can register via https://patchs.ai/practice/heathlanemedicalcentre or on our website homepage (click the below image).

All you will need to do is provide an email address and set up a password.

For more information on PATCHS you can visit their website by clicking here


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(Site updated 23/10/2024)
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