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Coronavirus tier 4
Stay home
There is a new strain of Covid-19 which spreads even faster
Around 1 in 3 people have no symptoms so will be spreading it without realising
You must not leave home except for specific purposes: food, medical reasons or work
Do not travel unless necessary
Work from home if you can
ONLY up to two people can meet in public outdoor spaces
For further details, go to gov.uk/coronavirus
Stay alert, control the virus, save lives
Online Consultations
Due to the high volume of calls we receive, we would encourage our patients to use our online consultation Engage Consult
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IMPORTANT PATIENT NOTICE - CHANGES TO OUR SERVICE
We ask that patients DO NOT just turn up to the surgery.
All patients need to telephone the surgery for advice.
The surgery now has two zones - Red Zone and Green Zone
If patients are asked to attend the surgery via the Red Zone they must follow the instructions below:
- To attend alone where possible (one carer maximum).
- To ring the buzzer on the intercom system (linked to reception) when arrived at Red Zone.
- Leave any baby buggies in the designated place outside the practice.
- Reception will instruct patient via intercom to enter a designated isolation room, wash hands and put on a mask and wait for the Health care professional to attend for the consultation.
- Patients are asked to use the toilet at home prior to appointment.
If patients are asked to attend the surgery via the Green Zone for an appointment:
Patients use the intercom system at Green Zone to let Reception know they have arrived.
Reception screen for covid-19 symptoms -
- Do you currently have a cough or fever?
- Are you self-isolating due to a family member having had these symptoms?
If the answer is NO to the above you will be invited in for a routine appointment.
If the answer is YES, you will be asked to return home and they will be called by a healthcare professional to advise on the appropriate next steps.
Help us to keep the NHS Safe.
Due to the current Covid-19 restrictions we are unable to offer our usual walk in clinics for the Influenza Clinics’ this year.
Therefore we will be sending invitations to advise when to come to the surgery with an allocated date and time to attend the surgery.
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Face – has their face fallen on one side? Can they smile?
Arms – can they raise both arms and keep them there?
Speech – is their speech slurred?
Time to call 999 if you see any single one of these signs
When stroke strikes act FAST
If you would like more information about how to use this service, please click the links below to view our helpful guides.
Patient Guide No 1: How to sign up for online consultations with engage consult (PDF, 416KB)
Patient Guide No 2: How to send an online message to your GP Practice (PDF, 380KB)
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Military Veterans
Are you Ex Armed Forces?
Please let the Surgery know so that we can attach this information to your medical notes.
All veterans are entitled to priority access to NHS hospital care for any condition as long as it's related to their service.
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Contact Details
Harold Road Surgery
164 Harold Road, Hastings, Sussex, TN35 5NH
Telephone: 01424 720878
Email: haroldroad.surgery@nhs.net
Appointments: 8.30am - 5.00pm 01424 437962
Emergencies: 01424 720878
Enquiries: 8.30am - 6.30pm 01424 720878
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The Practice
There has been a doctor’s practice here since the 1920s, but it became a four-doctor group in 1986 and more recently a six-doctor group. The practice is constantly changing and developing to provide our patients with the most up-to-date care in the National Health Service. We have an internal telephone exchange and we are fully computerised.
Our staff of 10 receptionists, a team of practice nurses, a nurse practitioner, a team of dispensers and a practice manager, are there to help you.