Patient care support

If you or someone you know needs help on a day-to-day basis, then you can find more information on this page about the help available and where you can get support.

• Emergency services

  These are the emergency services available if you need urgent care or medical help.

• Carers

  If you are a carer or looking after someone who can’t care for themselves, then here’s all the services and support available for you.

• Social prescribing

  Find out more about social prescribing and the activities available in your community.

• What support do I need?

  Find out what support you might need and the help available with the practice and in the local area.

• Accessing medical details

  You can access your medical details online. Find out more here.

• NHS Treatment when travelling

• ADHD & Autism Support Information

  Information to support you should you like to explore a ADHD and/or Autism assessment.

• Where to get help

  Find the right service for what you need: 999, NHS 111, a pharmacy, a minor injuries unit, your dentist or optician, or us.

• Services you can refer yourself to

  Local NHS and support services you can refer yourself to, such as talking therapies, sexual health, maternity and help to stop smoking.

• Help with communication and access

  Interpreters, British Sign Language, hearing loops, easy read and large print, and how to tell us what you need so it is on your record.

• Letting someone talk to us about your care

  How to give us permission to talk to a partner, family member or carer about your care, and how this differs from proxy access and power of attorney.

• Power of attorney

  What a lasting power of attorney is, how to show us one, and what an attorney can and cannot decide about someone's health care.

• When someone dies

  What to do if someone dies at home, how the medical certificate and registration work, and where to find bereavement support.