Alert: ALERT

1. Please continue to wear a mask when visiting the practice if you have a cough or COVID like symptoms.
2. If you suspect you have MPox call the practice for advice or the 111 service. Do not come into the practice unless directed to do so.
3. Your local Pharmacy can now deal with a wide range of minor ailments and other services. Try contacting them first for a same day service.
4. Make sure you have your notifications turned on in your NHS app.
5. We now have a Blood Pressure machine located in the waiting area that you can use. Register on SwiftQueue and book blood tests here

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Welcome to Ritchie
Street Group Practice

 E: ritchiestreetgrouppractice@nhs.net

You Don’t Always Need a GP for Your Health Issues


The NHS has expanded its workforce with specialists who are better suited to address your specific clinical issues than your GP. For more information about these roles and their responsibilities, please visit our dedicated page.

You can also self-refer to a growing number of services to get the support you need. For more details, Visit our Self-Referral Page!

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Prescriptions

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New Patient
Registration

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Medical Sick Note

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Test results

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Flu Vaccination Services
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Flu Vaccine – NHS

Stay protected this season: book your flu shot today. Call us to schedule your appointment! Check your eligibility on the NHS Flu Vaccine page

Think Pharmacy First

Need healthcare advice without needing a GP appointment? Think Pharmacy First! Click here to assess if you’re experiencing symptoms related to various conditions.

Important Information

You can access a lot of NHS services via the NHS app. A video explaining the app can be found here.

Share your Feedback

“Really impressed with the eConsult service. Easy to use and great call back service to book appointments.”- SH- March 2024

“Brilliant prompt service when making my appointment in march”- BWD- March 2024

If you have a complaint or want to submit a negative review, please email us at: ritchiestreetgrouppractice@nhs.net

Non-urgent advice: Out of Hours & Emergency Services

When our practice is closed, you can still reach us by calling 020 7837 1663. Your call will be directed to the i:Hub service, which offers a full GP service from 6:30 pm to 8:00 pm on weekdays, and all day on weekends and bank holidays. 

For non-urgent medical requests on Saturdays from 7:00 am to 5:00 pm, you can submit an eConsult by filling out this form (link). If you’d prefer to speak directly with someone or are unable to complete the form, please call us at the number above from 9.00am.
 
For urgent but non-life-threatening issues at any time, you can also contact NHS 111 or NHS 111 online

In case of a life-threatening emergency, please dial 999.
Wellcare Pharmacy
552 Holloway Road,
N7 6JP
10:00 am – 2:00 pm
Tel: 02072633152

Caledonian Pharmacy
96-98 Caledonian Road
N7 9RP
10:00 am – 2:00 pm
Tel: 02076090798

Lung Cancer Screening

Since autumn 2022, the North Central London Cancer Alliance has been offering lung health checks to help detect lung cancer early, improving treatment outcomes. Lung Cancer Screening is available to local residents aged 55-74 who smoke or have smoked in the past.

The process begins with a phone call from a health professional to assess your risk. If you’re at high risk, you’ll be invited for a lung health check and a low-dose chest CT scan at one of our local clinics.

Eligible? Check out our website for more details or contact us at uclh.ncllunghealthcheck@nhs.net or call 0800 652 9589.

Find out more about about Lung Cancer Screening
Visit our Cancer Advice and Screening Page

Cervical cancer awareness month

January was Cervical Cancer Awareness Month. Each year, more than 3,200 women are diagnosed with cervical cancer in the UK. This type of cancer can affect people of all ages. Here you will find more information about the symptoms of cervical cancer and where you can get support, if you have any questions.

Find out more about about cervical cancer
Visit our Cancer Advice and Screening Page