Housed in Woolston's original fire station, our practice has served Southampton for decades with calm, considered, CQC-rated GOOD care — for families, older people, and those living with long-term conditions.
Book routine, urgent, and same-day appointments with our GPs — in person, by phone, or by video consultation.
Joint injections, removal of cysts and skin lesions, and other minor procedures — performed on-site by our clinical team.
Structured care for asthma, COPD, diabetes, hypertension and heart disease — with regular reviews and specialist referrals.
Childhood immunisations, six-week baby checks, maternal care, and contraception — including coils and implants.
Order repeats through the NHS App, SystmOnline, or your nominated pharmacy. Please note: email requests are no longer accepted.
Annual health checks, medication reviews, falls prevention and coordinated support for those aged 75 and over.
Our November 2016 report and most recent 2023 review confirm consistently strong standards across safe, effective, caring, responsive and well-led care — for older people, families, and patients with long-term conditions alike.
We cover Woolston, Weston, Peartree and parts of Itchen. Call reception and they'll confirm your postcode is eligible.
Fill in a GMS1 form at reception or download one. Bring two forms of ID and proof of address.
Within the first month, we'll invite you for a short baseline check — blood pressure, height, weight, and a chat about your history.
Use the NHS App, call us, or visit reception. Online, phone, and in-person appointments are all available.
To improve safety and accuracy, repeat prescription requests must now be made via the NHS App, SystmOnline, or directly through your nominated pharmacy. This brings us in line with current NHS guidance.
Read the full update →With a recent rise in Mpox cases, the NHS has published clear guidance on symptoms, transmission, and what to do if you think you may be affected.
nhs.uk/conditions/mpox →Out of hours: For urgent care when we're closed, call NHS 111 free of charge, 24 hours a day. In a life-threatening emergency, always dial 999.