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Appointments at 28 Beaumont Street We aim to offer all our patients
access to a doctor or nurse within 48 hours, or sooner if the problem is urgent. We offer same-day and advance booking and several different
types of appointments. To book an appointment call At 28 Beaumont Street, we believe your access to healthcare should be as efficient as possible. To do
this, it is important that you choose the most suitable member of the healthcare team and book the correct type of appointment to deal with your problem.
To help you decide whether you need to see a doctor or nurse, please see below. We have a primary care team of doctors, nurses, and a phlebotomist (for blood tests). Please look at the chart below to help you decide which of our team members would be most appropriate for your needs.
Types of GP appointments we offer
All our face-to-face appointments with a doctor (GP) are normally 10 minutes long; if you require a longer appointment for a medical or DVLA examination, please inform
the receptionist when you book. If you wish to cancel an appointment for any reason please let us know as soon as possible.
Many medication queries and questions about general health and minor illness can be
discussed with your doctor over the phone without the need to come to the Practice. Also, many blood test results (e.g. cholesterol) can be discussed in this way. To book a phone appointment call 01865 311811 or
Advance booking (routine) appointments Most of our doctor appointments can be booked with the doctor of your choice. We are
usually able to offer patients the choice of booking at least one month in advance, if not more. Please note that online bookings can only be made up to three weeks in
advance. To book a routine appointment call 01865 311811 or Same-day booking (urgent) appointments A small number of same-day appointments are available for more urgent problems.
Please note that these are intended for people who are acutely unwell. These appointments can only be booked over the phone and in order to assess the urgency of
your problem you may be asked a few simple questions by the receptionist. If you are a student at New College or Hertford College you can In a real emergency dial 999
for an ambulance. In a less severe emergency call us on 01865 311811 and inform the Receptionist that the problem is For medical advice outside our opening hours call the Oxford Emergency Medical Service on 0845 345 8995. Managing your condition at home Most minor illnesses including common colds, flu, diarrhoea and vomiting illnesses can be managed at home. Advice on managing many common illnesses is available at any
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